Monday, June 21, 2010
Pinwheel quilted dog bed
Since we've moved to our new home, the dogs haven't appreciated the wood floor in the bedroom so I made them a quilted dog bed so they'd have something soft to sleep on.
I used a charm pack to create pinwheels, sewed a pillow case back and stuffed it with a waterproof dog bed liner filled with cedar chip pet bedding. Not only is it comfy, but cedar is a natural flea and bug repellent.
And since the dogs don't care how good my quilting is, I used the opportunity to practice my free motion quilting.
I think Einstein approves of the results.
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