I am not sure how I managed to finish my One Monthly Goal, but I did. This is the quilt top given to me by Nanette. I love it. I quilted dog bones, free-handed it. That was a bit scary, but it came out all right. I used a festive multi-
color thread. I love multi-color threads. I don’t know why. I am weird.
So, the back, come crazy dog fabric. I had a friend give me whole bolt of this stuff. It is sort of odd, not exactly fleece and not exactly flannel. Just weird, but perfect for my dog quilt. Yes, this is my dog quilt. I have already used it while lounging on the couch. Warm and cozy and extra special since the top was made by an extra special friend. I have plan to make another quilt like this and donate to a dog rescue so they can hopefully raise some money.
Seems that family is on the mend. Kev is getting better and my sister’s prognosis no longer seems as bleak as it once was. A long way to go, but there is light.
Happy Sewing
Happy Quilting
So glad to see the Doggie Quilt finished! You did a great job even with the not so good month!
Glad to hear things are looking up – I am crossing fingers for a wonderful Friday for you today!
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thanks Nanette. Still waiting… Ugh.
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Very nice. Thanks for linking up with Elm Street Quilts One Monthly Goal and congrats on your finish.
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Thanks Patty!
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Hi Lori,
So glad you are seeing the light and have hope! That makes everything so much easier. Love how this turned out – especially the dog bones. How sweet of Nanette. Happy Friday!
~smile~ Roseanne
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Thanks Roseanne. Have a wonderful weekend!
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Glad to hear things are looking better for you and your family.
The quilt is so dog-gone cute! Your dog bone quilting looks great. And I love your idea of making one to donate.
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LOL. Thank you.
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The dog quilt it just way too cute for words! I am proud of you for quilting the dog bones, you are making real progress on your FMQ! I hope things continue to get better for your loved ones! Sometimes a creative outlet like quilting helps keep us calm in the midst of a storm, it sounds like this is true for you. I hope you have a nice weekend, even though we are expecting rain, that means more time for quilting!
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Rain means no yard work. You have no idea how happy that makes me!. Thanks!
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haha, but dandelions grow! Our yard has a very pretty yellow haze…which we like but neighbors…perhaps not so much!
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Dandelions are not permitted in our yard. We are shooting for yankee stadium grass (not me, I would let it grow forever)
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So glad that you had some good news this week! Congrats on this lovely finish and doing the free hand dog bones, Well Done, Lori! Hope is a wonderful thing, and I sense it in your words. Hang in there!
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Thanks Kathy
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Sweet!!!😄❤
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Love that pattern I have seen it and thought how clever. Great quilting bones and good on you for doing it. Enjoy its cosy feel. Good to hear the news of your sister.
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Thanks Kathryn!
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I love variegated thread too, so you CAN’T be wired 😆
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Lol
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Weird!
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So awesome to hear that your family is in the mend. Great, great news. Also wonderful that you were able to finish the quilt. 😊
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Thanks Cindy!
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I love the quilt — your dog bones look great! So glad to read things are getting better for you and your family! Congratulations on another finish!
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Thank you
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Wonderful job with the quilting! I am so impressed – and inspired. . .
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Than in s Jofi
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On the cell phone? LOL I know better than to try that.
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Lol. Yep. Looks like i was drinking.
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Happy to hear your sister has better news. That dog quilt is awesome……….my dog would love to lay on it!!!! Congrats on your finished quilt. A finished quilt is better than a perfect quilt, and by the way, your quilting rocks.
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Thank you. You made my day!
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I’m glad things are improving, Lori! Your finish is great. I just loved scrolling down and seeing the dog at the bottom!
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Thanks Susan!
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