|
|
I'm seeing double! :shock: :lol:
|
Wow!!!!
|
1 Attachment(s)
WOW!! He is gorgeous, The largest of ours was 42 in , at the shoulders and weight 210. That is a beautiful Blue!!
Here is a picture of our Blue, Mortimer. He weights around 165, which is normal :lol: :lol: He is laying on our King size bed. |
Oh look at lovely Mortimer! He is so handsome. :-D
The quilt is beautiful too BTW! :-D |
Barely looks like a double bed with him on it! beautiful giant you have there.. I love those dogs, they are so regal but so.. mellow too!
|
Beautiful dog!!!
|
AND I thought Ninnie's Mortimer was big :shock:
|
ninnie should be ashamed to show us her mortimer. who knows what she'll show us next :mrgreen:
|
I love Mortimer! Does he sleep in bed with the two of you?
|
:lol: :lol: :mrgreen:
|
Originally Posted by butterflywing
ninnie should be ashamed to show us her mortimer. who knows what she'll show us next :mrgreen:
I had to show something, it's not like I have been sunbathing. :evil: :mrgreen: :-D |
Originally Posted by beachlady
I love Mortimer! Does he sleep in bed with the two of you?
No, he has his own Queen size bed, in his bedroom :oops: :oops: But on these cold nights, he has been sneaking into our bed about 3 o'clock in the morning. I am afraid he is spoilt , just a little :lol: :lol: I only posted his picture so everyone could see what a regular size Dane looked like. George, the one in the article, makes Mortimer look small. |
Originally Posted by Ninnie
Originally Posted by butterflywing
ninnie should be ashamed to show us her mortimer. who knows what she'll show us next :mrgreen:
I had to show something, it's not like I have been sunbathing. :evil: :mrgreen: :-D |
Originally Posted by butterflywing
Originally Posted by Ninnie
Originally Posted by butterflywing
ninnie should be ashamed to show us her mortimer. who knows what she'll show us next :mrgreen:
I had to show something, it's not like I have been sunbathing. :evil: :mrgreen: :-D |
I missed it but luckily (or unluckily!) I have a vivid imagination! :shock: :lol:
|
you snooze, you lose :mrgreen:
|
butterflywing: What a dog!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is another topic, was searching info on negative comments on Tin Lizzie18, I've read on some of your threads that you have one and you are satisfied with yours, right? I saw where these other women (16 others) were complaining about there,s. I read you had one and so far no problems, that you always recomended the machine to others but after reading their comments, you now didn't think you would recomend it anymay maybe. Is this correct. The reason I'm asking is, I have already posted that I was searching around for a new longarm quilting machine with frame somewhere in the ($6,000 amount or less). I had several comments from you sweet ladies. Well, after visiting two different quilt shows( one in Sanford, N.C. and one in Statesville, N.C.), I test drove the two that was in my limit. A Homesteader by Singer and the Tin Lizzie18. I loved both of them, but was thinking about the Tin Lizzie18 because it had a little more things on it like the thread cutter and hopping foot. But after seeing these bad reviews, I think now I'm leaning on the "Homesteader". I couldn't find any negative reviews on the Homesteader. Have any of you? I really liked the Handiquilter too, but it was out of my cost frame. I have been searching around now and it has taken alot of time already and if I go with the Homesteader, it takes 8 weeks of waiting after you order and pay deposit. I am sooooo ready to start longarm quilting, I have right now (2) completed quilt tops and on another one half of my quilts blocks already made. Forgive me for this lenghty thread. Butterflywing, I love reading your threads and clicking on your sites you enter. Thanks a million! :thumbup: |
Originally Posted by hpylady
butterflywing:
you have one and you are satisfied with yours, right? absolutely] I saw where these other women (16 others) were complaining about there,s. I read you had one and so far no problems, that you always recomended the machine to others but after reading their comments, you now didn't think you would recomend it anymay maybe. Is this correct. i would definitely recommend it to anyone who can't spend more. i'm glad i bought it. The reason I'm asking is, I have already posted that I was searching around for a new longarm quilting machine with frame somewhere in the ($6,000 amount or less). I had several comments from you sweet ladies. Well, after visiting two different quilt shows( one in Sanford, N.C. and one in Statesville, N.C.), I test drove the two that was in my limit. A Homesteader by Singer and the Tin Lizzie18. I loved both of them, but was thinking about the Tin Lizzie18 because it had a little more things on it like the thread cutter and hopping foot. But after seeing these bad reviews, I think now I'm leaning on the "Homesteader". I couldn't find any negative reviews on the Homesteader. Have any of you? after i bought the tin lizzie sl 18 i stopped looking. i never heard of the homesteader. it must not have been in my price range then I really liked the Handiquilter too, but it was out of my cost frame. I have been searching around now and it has taken alot of time already and if I go with the Homesteader, it takes 8 weeks of waiting after you order and pay deposit. the tine lizzie is a put-it-together-yourself setup, so you can choose the length of the poles. if it's possible on the frame you choose, go with the 140". remember that the machine itself needs room on the side to sit when you're making adjustments to the quilt, and you want it to be out of the way. i really don't remember how long it took to get delivery pm me anytime with questions I am sooooo ready to start longarm quilting, I have right now (2) completed quilt tops and on another one half of my quilts blocks already made. Forgive me for this lenghty thread. Butterflywing, I love reading your threads and clicking on your sites you enter. Thanks a million! :thumbup: |
| All times are GMT -8. The time now is 06:58 AM. |