I didn't give up, I did it again with slightly different colors. That was only because with the mess on my desk, I couldn't find the ones that I used the first time. I left the bit that Chloe didn't eat, because that's now the history of the piece. It's cute. I decided to leave the piece the way that the dog left it, with the roving pulled out a little.
It's taught me to put my beading away - in a box or drawer.
9 comments:
Nice recovery. I think two wishes are always better than one, even if one is partially consumed.
Hi, Liz. If you go to the guild meeting tonight you can hear Dustin Wedekind talk about writing directions! I'm not going, too far away at night for me.
This turned out great. The story is part of the piece as you said. Great way to honor the moment...for the moments are what makes up the days and the years.
I think I like it even better now. The story behind it is a hoot.
Arline
I like this page a lot! That little doggie deserves a reward for all the addes wishes on this page.
Kathy V in NM
Oh how funny. I love it. What a neat thing to do. I hate writing directions too. Give me prose any day.
Now you have two wishes, a big one and a little one! Yay!!!! If we get there, this story must go in our book!
It's always nicer to have more of a story to go with a story and it's a memory of your dog you'll never forget.
Just getting caught up on the BJP and had to check out what happened to your Sept. page (I've had my share of terriorists in my day). For what it's worth, I think the piece looks better now! Congratulations on a good save :- )
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