I am just loving the pieces I have been creating. I steered away from plain fabric that I would stain with tea and coffee and then dry in the sun. Instead I visited the fabric store and took my 16 year old with me. He was a good sport because we were in the store for over an hour. Yards and yards of fabric. I went crazy. So up first................WALLA - PRETTY PINK PUGS:
I'm finally adding pug pieces to my home decor and I am loving how it is turning out. Next up are these cute pugs made with black and white fabric. Absolutely lovely but I'm not done with them yet. Here is a peek:
Whew them hind legs were a struggle but I sewed them babies on and I love the way these little rascals perch.
I so want to own antique pugs that I see on ebay. But the bucks that they are going for are out of my league. But one day..just one day I will own a pair. In the meantime I will have to do with this substitute:
I am excited to finish the set. The front legs were so challenging. Pinning and standing...............pinning and standing. I spent so much time trying to make them gravity friendly.
Here is another antique inspired set. True Blue Babies:
A year ago I went shopping in the seamstress district of Hong Kong and I picked up a yard of feather edgings. BOO-YA - I put the feathers on this piece and it sits amongst my pug collection:
I must get back to sewing pug ears now. Until then my BLOG BUDDIES - I throw out Pug Hugs to all.
Karen
The Pug Artist from Guam
oh my gosh karen!
ReplyDeleteyou take my breath away!
these are all beyond amazing!
what lucky puggies to get to live with you!
:)
xoxoxo
m & e
oh my pugness! the patterns are to die for!!! keep up the beautiful work and please let us know when you plan on selling any!!!
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