I signed up for the Monthly Design Challenge over at Finki’s a few weeks ago, and this month’s theme is Seeing circles.
As my soft and thrifty Seeing circles project made from grandma squares still needs more work, I have made another piece: “Ode to a turkey neck”
Loosing weight is all good, but my former taut and wrinkle free spare chin is slowly growing into something soft and with a touch of flabby. The chances of me running into one of the characters from Ally McBeal are rather small, so I decided to pay tribute to my chin myself. Hey – if you cannot beat it, join it, right?
I even cut a big chunk out of my favourite circle fabric which I had saved for something special. I guess this was special enough. Are you seeing circles yet?
I also finished the two Big & Strong quilts from last week’s Friday Night Sew In: Big & Strong, Swimsuit Edition I and II.
Now I’ll add this to Amylouwho’s Sew & tell, pop over and get inspired.
YOu are so funny....love your swimsuit eddition.
ReplyDeleteI love your Turkey neck-quilt !
ReplyDeleteAnd welcome to the wrinckle-world
Love your philosophy. Embrace what you can't change. Very cool!
ReplyDeleteThat turkey neck outline does NOT look like you, but it does look like Alfred Hitchcock! :)
ReplyDeleteYour penguins are adorable. I agree with Barb, your sense of whimsy is just wonderful.
Love the turkey neck. That is just great!
ReplyDeleteThe penguins are too cute as well. Nice work.
This is too much fun! I thought of AH too!
ReplyDeleteThanks for making me smile this Friday!
Takk for morsomme ord på en litt mørk fredag.
ReplyDeleteGreat attitude! Thanks for the smiles.
ReplyDeleteI just love your outlook on life and how you express it in your craft! You are fun!!
ReplyDeleteHad to laugh - too funny!
ReplyDeleteLove reading your blog....its always good for a laugh or two. You have been so busy. I seemed to have slowed down these past few days. Have been sewing red and cream snowball blocks but nothing noteworthy to show.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great sense of humor! And a great piece as an end result.
ReplyDeletethose are hilarious! I also love the thread colors you chose on the turkey neck one. And since blogger wouldn't let me comment on your roosters, loved those too. How clever, what a fun surprise!
ReplyDeleteHaha, so cute! Glad that you can laugh at our human imperfections. :) Congrats on the weight loss!
ReplyDeleteI love it! So cute- swimsuit edition. Congrats on the weight loss!!
ReplyDeleteHerlig. Fikk meg en god latter her på fredagskvelden. For en fantastisk humor du har. Ha en fin helg.
ReplyDeleteHi Nina Lise,
ReplyDeleteThats fabulous....congratulations on the weight loss )I'm allegedly trying LOL). WHy not embrace life's imperfections. we don't want to look like plastic dolls :)
Hugs, Sharon
Penguins in swimming suits make me laugh!
ReplyDeleteLove the circles, share the turkey neck. sigh. That and finely wrinkled cleavage seem to be sure signs of middle age. sigh again. Always love your projects!
ReplyDeleteand turkey necks too. SO funny, and cute circles!
ReplyDeletehehe Well done ;)
ReplyDeleteToo funny! Love the Alfred Hitchcock look alike aka Ode to Turkey Neck. The swimsuit edition is adorable as well! Kudos on the weight loss.
ReplyDeleteLove how you tackle the big issues with such humour. What a wonderful attitude. Love your favourite circle fabric.
ReplyDeletehilarious and cute! I love your original designs!!
ReplyDeletethis is hysterical...you are so funny. i love the ode to turkey neck. and the swimsuit edition is pretty funny as well.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE these! Hilarious! I love the use of humor in quilting!
ReplyDeleteThose penguins are adorable. Congratulations on the weight loss...keep it up!
ReplyDeleteThis is great! :) You are a genius in combining humor and quilting.
ReplyDeleteSad to say I recognize the neck oh so well,
ReplyDeleteand the swimsuit silhouette too.
These are hilarious! You are too funny, and I love it! Great work, too. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteVery, and brave!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
KT
Hilarious! Love it :)
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