If you made a cow for me and don't see it pictured, that is because there were way more cows than I expected. And this quilt is going to be two-sided. There are perhaps 15 more, and some wonderful cow fabric to fill in with.
I'll be connecting with that part of the herd in a couple of weeks.
Yesterday I bought some wonderful blue batik to lattice them, and once that is done, I'll pick out something for an outside border.
Joe's opinion is that a couple of the blocks shouldn't be allowed to stay in this group. I know what he means, but my opinion is that they add a little sparkle and keep the eye moving. I could be persuaded otherwise, I suppose. The possible offenders would be 1-E, 4-B, and 5-E with 3-A and 5-A being less offensive and allowed to stay. Thoughts welcomed . . . . .
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Your COWs are udderly
bovine!
I agree with Mrs. G. Every star has its place. The "different" ones are scattered throughout (and they aren't THAT different in MHO) and give it the depth that pleases the eye. Listen to me--talking as if I know something. : )
I like all the stars, with perhaps (and only perhaps) one exception: the one you call "4-B", I think. "I think" because I think the opposite way you do: each row would be alpha (A through E) instead of numeric, so, by my grid it would be "D-2".
Thanks for revealing flimsy of the "herd." A two-sided quilt would be fun.