Jenny Garcia’s-Odie. Playing with one of her favorite toys-the tape measure!
Good Morning, Quilters!
I’m sure Day Three of our Pets and Quilt Show will put a smile on your face!
I take solace in knowing that I’m not the only one that buys lint rollers in bulk to keep in my sewing room!
These photos require no introduction…
Jenny Garcia’s, Abbi loves to quilt!Joanne Moore’s Cindy Bear–loves her Dresden Plate quilt–is it finished Joanne?Sue Happ’s Chess–Thinks if he doesn’t look at Sue, she won’t notice he’s on her quilt!  Maumee, OhioChessie likes to make a nest out of fabric scraps!Irelle Beatie, Harley and Cali, Summerland, CA–Wow!  These dogs sleep in style!Christine Barnsley’s Poppy –Poppy has very good taste in quilts!Christine Barnsley’s Poppy and Dexter–Waiting for a treat?Pat Judd’s kitty–Great portrait–seems very serious about quilting!Pat Judd’s cat resting on a gorgeous quilt!Pat Judd’s cat–saying his prayers?Elizabeth Mason’s Buddy loves quilts.  (Opelika, Ala)Elizabeth Mason–Polly…not so much!Karrel Buckingham’s dogs, MayZie and Ashes– inspecting her granddaughter, Hope’s  first quilt.
Karrel Buckingham–Ashes likes to join Karrel at the sewing machine! Â Sometimes it’s nice to have an extra hand–or paw! Â (Brandon, Florida)
Bette Ingoglia’s, Casey helps bind quilts! Maybe I need a kitty!Bette Ingoglia’s “Casey”Bette Ingoglia’s “Casey”
Linda Warren’s 14-year-old chocolate lab “Bailey” will hop up on any bed or couch that has a quilt! Â (From Calgary, Alberta Canada)
Thank you to all who participated–including the models.
Please give them a special bone or catnip from all of us!
I’m a bit envious of those who have pets they can allow on their quilts. Our current gang is comprised by a cat prone to retaliatory incontinence, a neurotic dog who has chewed quilts to shreds, and an Olympic-class shedder. For many years now, all of our pets have been rescues and foundlings, often with past experiences that cause a variety of undesirable behavior. We love them nonetheless, but let them on the quilts? No way.
My two cats were banned from the sewing room when I discovered something really weird in the litter box one day….. my little female had eaten a long strip of fabric with misty fuse on it, only to, fortunately, poop it out! That was too scary for me. I do miss them in there, especially when she cries at the door. Oh well. Gotta keep them both safe.
13 comments
Wendy Dillon
just love seeing the “animized quilts”. You know they are made with love!!!!
Susan Jones
Enjoyed the show!
Kerry
Great to see so many animal lovers. They deserve their own quilts for all the love they give.
billiemick
Nothing better than pups and kitties on quilts….:)
Jan
Loved seeing everyone’s pets and their quilts!!
arianezurcher
Aw… love seeing all these furry friends with their quilts!
Mary B
What wonderful pics!!! I too, buy lint rollers in bulk.
Linda
I’m a bit envious of those who have pets they can allow on their quilts. Our current gang is comprised by a cat prone to retaliatory incontinence, a neurotic dog who has chewed quilts to shreds, and an Olympic-class shedder. For many years now, all of our pets have been rescues and foundlings, often with past experiences that cause a variety of undesirable behavior. We love them nonetheless, but let them on the quilts? No way.
Christine B.
Thank you for the great ‘Pets of Quilts’ photographs Lori…. they always bring a smile to my face! Christine x
Sue
My two cats were banned from the sewing room when I discovered something really weird in the litter box one day….. my little female had eaten a long strip of fabric with misty fuse on it, only to, fortunately, poop it out! That was too scary for me. I do miss them in there, especially when she cries at the door. Oh well. Gotta keep them both safe.
Marta
Clap! Clap! enjoyed it so much… thanks everyone..
ireneshooter
Love those precious pet!
Janette
What a wonderful way to start the day. Love all the pets, they bring such joy ,the quilts are amazing.Lol Thank you to all! Have a wonderful day.!
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