Ramblings about my life, my love of primitive quilting, and my love of Montana and it's wildlife
The Pokeberry Quilt
Showing posts with label Bison. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bison. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 11, 2018
Sunday, February 21, 2016
Bison...Yellowstone
Yellowstone History...
'The Yellowstone herd is both genetically and behaviorally unique, being the only herd with continuously wild ancestry from the days when 50 million migrated across the Great Plains.
At the end of the 19th century, after tens of millions had been slaughtered, only 23 wild Bison survived. Taking refuge in Yellowstone, this remnant herd insured the survival of the species. Today there are little more than 3,000 Bison living in and around Yellowstone.'
...courtesy of the Buffalo Field Campaign
Saturday, January 16, 2016
Friday, February 06, 2015
Ned and Jake...and Bison
I finished the applique on Ned and Jake. Now to add the backing and a very thin binding. I'll sew it by hand so that it continues that primitive and aged look. Cee had a great tutorial on her YouTube channel on how to do that. Then the wool will be aged further.
I thought I better throw in that picture of the wool rug in case you all aren't as captivated by the Bison as I am.
A bit of a stare as another Bison is getting just a bit too close.
A little tail and a big tail.
Like I said, I'm so captivated by them and the depth of feeling in their eyes.
A little one was enjoying the sun...jumping
Rolling in the dirt...
And jumping some more.
Saturday, January 31, 2015
Progress on Ned and Jake
I started stitching the appliques on Ned and Jake. I have found that I really love using this primitive feather stitch. I basted the large pieces before stitching instead of using pins like Cee recommended.
I love this picture of this young Bison that I snapped in Yellowstone yesterday. I have about a hundred pictures to go through yet and then I will share.
Friday, January 23, 2015
Thursday, April 10, 2014
Thursday, March 13, 2014
Bison from Yellowstone
Out and about the other day and able to take a series of photos of a small herd of Bison at the North entrance to Yellowstone. It's been a harsh Winter for the wildlife. Over five hundred Bison have been slaughtered that left the safety of the Park in search of food. The good news is that the Montana Supreme Court ruled yesterday that bison leaving the northern boundary will no longer be killed for leaving the Park in search of food.
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