Pamela's blackbirds.

01/02/2010

I've been adding blackbirds to my quilts for a long time... this is one of Pamela's birds.

This is a small quilt naive made from scraps and hand sewn... no cutter just scissors needle and thread.

Jan 2, 2010 10:22:34 AM | quilting

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Block No 1. Pamela the Keeper of Perfect pathways. Download Pamela 18" X 18" Pamela was a shearer’s cook in her former life. She worked on sheep stations in the outback of Australia for many years and was renown for her generous lamb roasts and bread and butter puddings.Along with her other friends Pamela has taken up residence in my garden and is affectionately known as “The keeper of Perfect pathways” She works hard at keeping the paths ‘neat’ and can be seen on some evenings chasing and scolding the ducks who scuff up the gravel. If there is a very stubborn duck, she picks it up and pops...

Three pictures I worked on in the video. The video of the illustration of Pamela is published. click to download.

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