need ideas for a guilt pattern using these
#11
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Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: California
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So sorry for your loss.
Here is a link to a quilt made from all the neckerchiefs a dog got from the groomer. Hope it helps.
http://timquilts.com/2014/10/06/another-finish-2/
Here is a link to a quilt made from all the neckerchiefs a dog got from the groomer. Hope it helps.
http://timquilts.com/2014/10/06/another-finish-2/
#12
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Delaware County, SW of Phila.
Posts: 610
I made a memory quilt from our two last dogs. Turned out great. I just used blocks with sashing in between. I had a lot of dog fabric left over from 2 quilts I had done for 2 of my GS's. I filled in and did the border and back with that. My husband keeps it over the back of his favorite chair. So sorry you lost your doggie.
#13
I am so sorry that your Sandy is gone. I have saved our dogs scarves-from the groomers-and plan to make a bow-tie quilt eventually. Our pups are pretty small so I may have to use Chester's idea. Love that one.
#14
Thank-you everyone for the great ideas. We really miss Sandy. Jr and I never had kids so he was definitely our baby.
#16
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Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: So Plymouth, NY
Posts: 2,502
I know how you are feeling and I'm sorry for your loss. My husband and I are childless and Stitches (see my avatar) was like a fur covered son. It has been two years since he passed and I miss him like a family member. His bad weather jacket and collar hang in my closet. The quilt he slept on I washed, folded and it remains on the floor alongside my bed. Silly of me, but it makes me fell better.
#17
Sooo sorry about your loss of a beloved fur baby. I liked the twirls and swirled pattern.
How about making a crazy quilt of them in the silouette shape of your dog. If you owned a embroidery machine I could see a embroidered dog or bone on a section. Or fancy stitched over seams by machine or by hand. Judi
How about making a crazy quilt of them in the silouette shape of your dog. If you owned a embroidery machine I could see a embroidered dog or bone on a section. Or fancy stitched over seams by machine or by hand. Judi
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