In Louisiana we have fishing camps.
Cypress wood walls, always a stove to cook what you catch, sometimes leaning precariously.
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Julie will be soooo excited to see her barns become Cajun Camps.....maybe.
I paperpieced a duck to sit on top of it. But it could be a decoy up there. That duck was tiny, yeah. But I do love to paperpiece!
I think it needs a tree and maybe a pirogue. I can take the side piece off and add stuff, but that is all I have of that fabric. I might try to applique one on......oye!
FYI - A pirogue is the flat bottomed boat used all through the swamps. We had one back before we had Carrie! Kinda like a canoe, you use a paddle to move it through the alligators........
Stay tuned!
I've seen duck blinds with ducks nesting on the top. Only in Cajun Country.
ReplyDeleteoh I doooo love the duck blind !!!! too too funny. Your brain is a colorful place.
ReplyDeleteA regular swamp people palace - love it! The duck is great but now you need a gator :-)
ReplyDeleteLove it! That duck is so cute! Depending on how big you make it you could introduce a couple more dark blue fabrics, intermix them and just keep going! Running out of the blue will force you to be more creative! I think the gator idea quiltefabricart suggested is brilliant! Maybe a snake too?
ReplyDeleteOh, yes! Julie is definitely excited!!
ReplyDeleteLooking good! Pirogue is the French word for canoe.
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