The 4 Ps: Practice Pup Portrait Potholder
04-04-2016, 07:52 AM
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He's so cute and you did a great job capturing his likeness. I want to do my dog but she's a Maltese and I would have to use shades of gray in the white for detail; she would then look like she has a dirty face. Which is funny because I'm all the time cleaning her face.
04-04-2016, 10:17 PM
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QM. maniac quilter, and all -- thank you for the very good tips. I will definitely use them, and check out quilty.
Joyce888 - could you maybe use different shades of white, ivory, cream? (what a challenge that would be ---)
Re Maltese, my daughter has a huge bruiser of a mutt, very dark brown everything (yet a sensitive soul!) and she sent to get his doggy DNA done - he had no lab, as we expected, but pit/rottweiler/something else, and "one of his grandmothers was Maltese" - that gave us a big laugh.
Joyce888 - could you maybe use different shades of white, ivory, cream? (what a challenge that would be ---)
Re Maltese, my daughter has a huge bruiser of a mutt, very dark brown everything (yet a sensitive soul!) and she sent to get his doggy DNA done - he had no lab, as we expected, but pit/rottweiler/something else, and "one of his grandmothers was Maltese" - that gave us a big laugh.
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