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Christmas Quilts
- BrokenolMarine
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Christmas Quilts
I'm not the only one who has been busy... Miss Tina has spent the last week or so making a Christmas quilt. For E... my Daughter's Service Dog. He hasn't been well, suffering seizures. He is a bulldog, and weighs in at 100 pounds of solid muscle. She loves him dearly and may lose him before the summer. So....
That dog is dedicated to her as well. It's like he is attached to her hip.
To be fair though, Little Miss Fiona is spoiled as well and Tina made her quilt long before she made one for E.
Fiona knows she is a Princess, and she loves the attention.
*** I'll not mention any names, but just before this picture was taken, someone was engaging in her favorite pastime of hunting for Moles/Voles to eradicate. A look at that muzzle and feet tells the tale. She is a white West Highland Terrier... she doesn't look all that white in spots does she?
That dog is dedicated to her as well. It's like he is attached to her hip.
To be fair though, Little Miss Fiona is spoiled as well and Tina made her quilt long before she made one for E.
Fiona knows she is a Princess, and she loves the attention.
*** I'll not mention any names, but just before this picture was taken, someone was engaging in her favorite pastime of hunting for Moles/Voles to eradicate. A look at that muzzle and feet tells the tale. She is a white West Highland Terrier... she doesn't look all that white in spots does she?
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by the way he treats those who can do nothing for him.
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Re: Christmas Quilts
Very nice, I like the John Deere on the back foot.
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Re: Christmas Quilts
Beautiful. I have a neighbor friend who is a master quilter. She tried to teach me, but these old eyes tire too quickly for that kind of work.
Re: Christmas Quilts
Good spot, missed that.
Nice work, the colors in the dog quilt really pop. Nice job capturing the expression in the face, almost like the dog is actually looking back.
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Re: Christmas Quilts
Pass on my compliments to Tina, that is exceptional work. I too missed the John Deere the first time around.
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Re: Christmas Quilts
Outstanding workmanship. Ms. Tina and a talent for creating quilts that come alive.
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- BrokenolMarine
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Re: Christmas Quilts
She has made good use of her She Shed. I bet she has made about 20 or more since she got started in there. Most have gone as gifts, even the one she worked the longest and hardest on, which was going to be Tina's. My oldest daughter came to visit and Tina told her to pick ANY quilt. She picked that one.
You can tell a lot about the character of a man...
by the way he treats those who can do nothing for him.
I don't look back at the things I can no longer do, I just look forward to the things I still can.
by the way he treats those who can do nothing for him.
I don't look back at the things I can no longer do, I just look forward to the things I still can.