Anothe 5 finished. This time for Pug Rescue. I will be posting them tomorrow.
254968Love these! My daughter has a pug. Where can I purchase the "snug as a pug in a rug" design. Thank you!
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by airyfairy
10 Nov 2017
I am so sorry. The pug face is from Brother and the writing I added myself. If you would like the writing I can send it to you if you send me a private message - inbox is at the top of the page and send me your email. Do not put your e mail here
14Love these, Sarah.....great stitching and you can just see how soft and fluffy these blankets are!!
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261162Love them, you do such nice work. Good luck and hope you sell them all.
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11496Another group of great blankets for the Rescue...these should sell like hot cakes!
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318291Oh! these are so cute Sarah, no wonder they are selling so well. Well done on them all, love Chris
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360638A great variety! You really have a great stitchout. Would you like to share how you stabilzied them to get such a nice crisp result?
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by airyfairy
06 Nov 2017
Thank you Penny. No secret. I just hoop tearaway and then 'stick' the blanket with spray adhesive. Cover blanket with a wash away topping. Pin all layers together at the corners of the hoop. When finished remove as much tearaway and topping then wash. When selecting alphas I always go for ones that have plenty of understitch as dog blankets have to be washed often. Hope this helps
by pennyhal2
06 Nov 2017
Thank you for sharing this. I've been afraid to stitch on that fabric. Now, I know what to do!
33641Sarah these are jolly and make me smile. Lots of lucky pugs to have one of these
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by airyfairy
05 Nov 2017
Thank you Caroline. These are apparently selling well and they are quick to do once I have set the design up and incorporated the lettering.
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