Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Hanging on Mommy's Bed
The puppies like to jump on Lilah's downstairs dogbed and play on it or snuggle up on it. The comforting smell of their mama is what they still like at 6 weeks old. Here is Prince Eric (whose new name is Roczen), snuggling up with his blanket on Lilah's bed.
Friday, February 15, 2013
A Puppy Field Trip
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| Showing the puppies to the class. |
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| A little hands-on time. |
| My girls. |
| Tired out, snoozing in their crate on the way home. |
Thursday, February 14, 2013
Darling Siblings
I caught Prince Eric and Ellie in a friendly sparring session with each other. They are so cute playing with each other.
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Playtime Please
The puppies turned 6 weeks old today. They are, of course, getting bigger and eating a lot more. They are more playful as the days go by and want to explore their surroundings. It is pretty funny hearing them become more vocal and ask to be let out of their whelping box to play. Here are a few pictures of them this morning hollering for their play time.
Saturday, February 9, 2013
No-sew fleece blankets
I really like this project because it so fun and easy and the results are quite nice. I made a blanket like this for my daughter this Christmas from a No-Sew Fleece Blanket kit which really just includes the 2 pieces of coordinating fleece that you need. More recently, I decided to make some mini fleece blankets for the puppies. They will sleep with them for the next few weeks and then they will go with them to their new homes. The familiar smell on the blanket will, hopefully, help comfort the puppies when they go with their new families. I went to Jo-Ann fabrics where I knew the blizzard fleece was on sale and found some cute pet prints for the puppies blankets.
Making the blankets is easy and can be done with any two pieces of fleece that are the same size. The bolder, "right" side goes on the outside, so that the "wrong sides are facing in to each other and all the sides are matching up. First, you need to cut a small square out of each corner. Then, starting 1 side at a time (with both pieces of fleece still together), you cut strips about an inch or 1 1/2 inches wide and about 2 to 3 inches deep, depending on how big you want the ties to be. Then, you tie a square knot in each matching set of ties all the way around the blanket until you are finished. Then, the blanket can be washed, dried, and used. There are so many different patterns of fleece available that you can really have fun with this project and make it special all sorts of people or occasions.
Making the blankets is easy and can be done with any two pieces of fleece that are the same size. The bolder, "right" side goes on the outside, so that the "wrong sides are facing in to each other and all the sides are matching up. First, you need to cut a small square out of each corner. Then, starting 1 side at a time (with both pieces of fleece still together), you cut strips about an inch or 1 1/2 inches wide and about 2 to 3 inches deep, depending on how big you want the ties to be. Then, you tie a square knot in each matching set of ties all the way around the blanket until you are finished. Then, the blanket can be washed, dried, and used. There are so many different patterns of fleece available that you can really have fun with this project and make it special all sorts of people or occasions.
| Buddy snoozing. |
| Jake with the new blankies. |
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