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oh wow! that is increadible!

great work, i would say 7 to 10 also. that seems to be the going rate on individual blocks though 12 to 15 If it is a wall hanging.

I forgot to mention that this is a wall hanging. It measures 21 x 25 inches.

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Originally Posted by toadmomma (Post 4929612)

great work, i would say 7 to 10 also. that seems to be the going rate on individual blocks though 12 to 15 If it is a wall hanging.

Your work is beautiful!

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Originally Posted by cuppi duke (Post 4928805)

I am trying to work on some patterns for fusible appliqe and hope to get a web site up and running. This is the second in a series of dog portraits. The first I posted last week of a Scotty. I need some advice from the board. First, would you buy any of these patterns and second, what would you be willing to pay? Please be honest with your responses, I am thick skinned and think I can take the critiques. Thanks so much for looking. Cuppi

I would DYE for a great portrait of a Boxer-with droopy ears, not cropped. I have two (see my avitar), my sister has one and my niece has one-they are all fawn (tan) colored, with a bit of white on the face and all with natural ears. If you are able, it would be great. Are you talking about selling just the patterns, or making in kits? I would be happy to pay at least $10.00-$12.00 for just the pattern. I have seen some, but none with the natural ears, and none with enough detail to even tell it is a boxer! Yours are stunning!!!

I love this -- it reminds me of my Shih Tzu puppies -- I'd love to have one of them.

The yorkie melt my heart, I have two and I love them to death.......Michele

I didn't see your other picture, but love this one. All dog lovers would probably be interested in purchasing these. Things I consider in patterns is, how user friendly, material requirements, and instructions. I've made some of the other animal portraits and found them to be to intense and very time consuming. I've loved them when finished, but have found myself shying away from doing anymore. I would give this a try.