Pound puppies quilt
01-13-2012, 06:50 AM
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Originally Posted by Atomicdog
Oh my goodness how cute is that??? I love it - I'm going to have to see if I can find it - I've had basset hounds most of my life and that cutie on the bottom left side needs to be in my house somewhere! Super job on this!
01-13-2012, 10:03 AM
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omg that is the cutest quilt ever!!! Great job and I totally know what you mean by making a quilt on a tight deadline but don't you feel fantastic turning this beauty out even if you were pushed and stressed? I have to say that if it were mine I would be soooooo happy and proud.
01-13-2012, 11:55 AM
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Thank you all for the nice comments! Eases the "pain and stress memories" of making it, if you know what I mean. I had mailed the quilt in a milkbone box (only one I had that would fit) and when he called me to let me know he received it he said "Grandma, you make good dog cookies!" And that he loved, loved, loved etc it! He just turned 7. (Kleenex moment)
The paw prints were from The Border Workbook and the houses from Raining Cats and Dogs, both by Janet Kime. (Did not realize she did both books til I looked it up to make this comment). The fire hydrants were p/p from the Quiltmaker magazine Sept/Oct '00 issue.
The panel was Pound Hounds. The backing was flannel with paw prints, dog bones and "bow wow" written on it.
The paw prints were from The Border Workbook and the houses from Raining Cats and Dogs, both by Janet Kime. (Did not realize she did both books til I looked it up to make this comment). The fire hydrants were p/p from the Quiltmaker magazine Sept/Oct '00 issue.
The panel was Pound Hounds. The backing was flannel with paw prints, dog bones and "bow wow" written on it.
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