Dog Du Jour

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When finished, all these doggies will have eyes and noses. Some will have collars. But I decided to get all the piecing done before I applique.

The workmen arrived bright and early this morning to continue laying my beautiful new wood floor. I've got my fingers crossed that they'll finish up their work today and I can get to work putting my house back together. The disorder and chaos is wearing on me. Got only a couple hours sleep last night because I couldn't stop thinking about the disaster that my house has been turned into.

But I think I'm going to love living carpet free--at least in the downstairs. Eventually I hope to get the upstairs done too. But first I'll have to get over the expense and chaos of doing the downstairs.

Back to sewing doggie blocks.

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On 01/31/2018, Barbara Anne said ...

Isn't this sweet dog a cutie? Wonder what or who he's listening to?

I join in your hope that the workmen finished today.

Hugs!

On 02/03/2018, Pat said ...

Congratulations on your new flooring! Went through similar ordeal about 5 years ago, replacing old carpet. So worth it. Love hard floors! Your doggie blocks are the cutest. Can’t wait to see both-floor & quilt.

On 01/01/2019, Courtney said ...

I love this puppy block! Where did you find the pattern? I’d love to make this block!
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