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A white-factored sable Sheltie, Cloudie has white spots on his butt (hence the name)

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Uploaded on Feb 28, 2012

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Cloudie loves the sun in the studio

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Uploaded on Feb 28, 2012

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Underneath a quilt is the best place to hide in a studio, especially if you're white-factored

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Uploaded on Feb 28, 2012

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Cloudie's first snow -- and squirrel chase

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sidelighting makes the textures more visible

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Uploaded on Jun 1, 2011

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you can see the contrast between the straight lines, curves, and feathers

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Uploaded on Jun 1, 2011

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a view of the back -- turned out well, like a whole cloth quilt

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Uploaded on Jun 1, 2011

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each block got its own custom treatment and the same type of feather surround

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Uploaded on Jun 1, 2011

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these spiraling outward curves are so fun to insert into blocks!

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Uploaded on Jun 1, 2011

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these curves were done with Linda Mae's rays

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Uploaded on Jun 1, 2011

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straight lines work great in this block to define the pattern

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Uploaded on Jun 1, 2011

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I used diagonal lines in this block to emphasize the piecing lines

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Uploaded on Jun 1, 2011

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these spiraling curves would look great behind appliques as well

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Uploaded on Jun 1, 2011

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From the Keepsake Quilting catalog

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Uploaded on Jun 1, 2011

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Courthouse steps gets more defined with straight line treatment

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Uploaded on Jun 1, 2011

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loved this flag blocks -- I put a star in each corner

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Uploaded on Jun 1, 2011

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the schoolhouse blocks received straight lines and diagonals as well

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Uploaded on Jun 1, 2011

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freehand curling feathers fit into each of the sashings

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Uploaded on Jun 1, 2011

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