Chris at the rescue !
Well done helping your Mum.
And Ophelie,.. I think we have a young cutie in our groep !

The projects at your house sound like so much more FUN. Glad pup is okay.

Wow, Chris...what an adventure! Ophelie looks like she knows exactly what she is doing! Love it!

Don't you love it when they want to learn to sew!

Can see all of this as I picture it in my mind and it brought a big smile. Things are never dull I know. Love you Chris. Had been thinking when I can get to myself again I needed to get 7 yr old Abby started to sewing. Problem is when.. She has 3 dance classes a week and violin lessons also. .Somehow we are going to have to work on it. Lillian

She looks a real little professional. Glad you were able to rescue your Mum's puppy. Hugs

Nice to see that your grand daughter wants to learn how to used a sewing machine.I learnt on a Singer treadle which I still own.
It is probably a long time since your mother had a small puppy ,so this might happen again.You need to go around the house to see if there are any other small openings she might get into eg behind fridge ,tv or behind other furniture.Electrical leads are good to chew or play with also.We have had plenty of strange things blocking these places off temporarily until the puppy is too big to fit.

This warms my heart

Wonderful to see the next generation learning to sew

i just love seeing a young one learning the art of stitching!!! It is so creative and very gratifying! Well done!!
Puppies are adorable but, love to get into mischief!! Happy you didn't injure yourself moving the furniture!! You're a wonderful Grandma and daughter!! Hugs, Laura

Great to see!!For many years I taught sewing for 4H with 7 being the youngest and it was such fun. A couple of hints that youmight use, although she has probably past the learning curve but to keep little fingers away from the needle and still keep the seam straight, use double stick cellophane tape and tape a wrapped stick of chewing gum the correct distance from the needle and the fabric will run right along it (I always let them have the gum afterwards!) 2. If the foot pedal has any space between the part you press down and the bottom you can put a cork or rubber school eraser between them and the pedal won't go down so far. Have fun!

How wonderful! I hope, hope, hope mine will get interested. Youngest is showing a little bit of interest. I gave her some heavy stabilizer that was cut into squares and she stitched a button arrangement onto it from my button box. That was fun. We used embroidery floss and an upholstery needle. She looks like she knows exactly what she's doing.