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I Have A Naughty Doggy

This weekend I was prepping these quilts so I can baste them tomorrow with my friends.  I had pieced all the backs and was getting ready for the batting.  Last time I bought batting I got a bolt that was 120″ wide.  I figured this would give me the most bang for my buck.  I could get two quilty hugs from the width.

 Well, I pulled out one of my leftover pieces and look what I found.

My naughty doggy had chewed a whole in it.  I was not a happy camper, but was able to stitch a scrap onto the undamaged piece and make it work. How can you stay mad at a face like this?

Thanks to Lara‘s info I’m now part of Pets on Quilts Show, pup on quilt category.

33 Comments

  • Podunk Pretties says:

    Naughty dog has a look of shame…poor little little pooch.

  • Debra says:

    There is something about dogs and chewing holes in quilts…. Poor thing…. certainly has that guilty look!

  • Vic in NH says:

    Eeek! Glad you made a quick fix and finished up a brief scolding. Now how about those dog biscuits? Where did they go???

  • Lara B. says:

    You just want to pick him up and cuddle him with a face like that. At least it was batting and not the quilt itself…whew! Em, did you know that the Pets on Quilts Show is this week? Somebody would make an awfully cute entry!
    lilypadquilting.blogspot.com/

  • Lynn says:

    It could have been the quilt instead of the batting. My neurotic dog scratched the vinyl flooring then chewed a big hole in it. $$$. So I'm getting it tiled. That will fix her. At least it was in the laundry room that I wanted to redo anyway.

  • Needled Mom says:

    Awww the poor puppy looks so guilty. Glad you could repair it.

  • Cynthia Brunz Designs says:

    Give that cutey a cookie! I'm sure it was done with the best intentions 😉

  • Diane says:

    Hahahaha, NO I could NOT stay mad at that cute little face. What is it with batting? Boomer chewed a huge hole in my roll as well. It can't possibly taste good, and the texture…ew. Seriously, I don't understand it. It's a good thing they are so lovable and worth a few batting patches on occasion. LOL

  • Kaja says:

    At least he looks ashamed of himself!

  • Teje Karjalainen says:

    Hi! I don't think your sweety dog was naughty, just perhaps missed you a lot. Our Hanna was separated from her mom way too early and that's why she often likes to chew (gently) blankets etc. When she was young, she made whole to the cover on the couch (I think she did that while sleeping) and also on the down edge of one curtain. I think that also just happened to be next to her when she needed comfort. I love your star quilt and would love to hug your cute dog! x Teje
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  • Dana Gaffney says:

    The quilts are beautiful! I love the "I'm sorry" face, they always give themselves away and really how can you stay angry, too cute.

  • Ruth says:

    They give you those big eyes and you can't help but melt – nope can't stay mad! Our old dog used to eat the wallpaper and Wilbur recently tore a few pieces out of the sofa!

  • Baa. xxx says:

    Aw…he is so cute – how could you stay mad at that face! He really is sorry! Ha..ha….. your quilts are beautiful and so is your doggy.

  • Brandy says:

    Well I'd be an unhappy camper for a bit, until I found my batting tape. I'm so glad my cats haven't decided to get into my batting! Love the star quilt, is the pattern the MSQC Under the Stars?
    ~Brandy

  • Vroomans' Quilts says:

    I keep all batt hidden away as I have a kitty that thinks it's great for shredding with claws. It looks like it was an easy fix, but bad (cute) puppy.

  • Cath says:

    Oh no……those puppy dog eyes are just shouting SORRY! Can't be mad with that sweet face.

  • Unknown says:

    Glad you were able to salvage the batting. Pretty quilts.

  • Sandra Walker says:

    Aww, I know what you mean. And the pups are always all, oopsie, but it just HAPPENED Mom!

  • Crafty Tokyo Mama says:

    I wouldn't be able to stay mad at such a cutie, either. At least batting is unseen in the middle so patching is easy.

  • zooperson says:

    You just have to forgive a face like that. I think it rates a cookie of two.

  • Snoodles says:

    I'm so glad that you joined our party!
    Snoodles at Lilypadquilting

  • tink's mom says:

    Been there done that. Last dog ate the folded edge of an unbelievable length of batting. But you are correct you can't be mad at that face for long. Love your quilt too.

  • legato1958 says:

    Too cute! Look at that cute little face! Maybe his toe nails got "caught up " in the batting…. it could happen to anyone… right?
    Susie

  • Tish Stemple says:

    Nope, can't do it. I tried to be mad at your doggy for you, but I just couldn't do it. He is too cute!

  • pennydog says:

    Apparently wadding is tasty- mine likes to pull the stuffing out of pillows and toys

  • Pedal Sew Lightly says:

    Well, in this case there may be a little quilt IN the pet! Glad you made it work.

  • Cozy Thyme Cottage says:

    Hi! I know one can't stay mad at dogs here too! Mine is always eating my vegetables!! She has her own quilt! LOL Nancy

  • Cozy Thyme Cottage says:

    Hi! I know one can't stay mad at dogs here too! Mine is always eating my vegetables!! She has her own quilt! LOL Nancy

  • Christine M says:

    What an innocent look! My naughty dog once chewed up 6 cushions we had on the couch. I came out to white stuffing everywhere!

  • Tu-Na Quilts says:

    Lovely quilt on the line. Glad you were able to fix the batting.

  • Missy Shay says:

    Your puppy is so cute!!

  • Michele T says:

    Oh my! He certainly does have a guilty look!! Glad to hear that you could fix your quilt!!

  • Debi says:

    LOL! He is naughty but oh so darn cute.

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