Thank you for visiting Wool on Sundays 87.
I hope you are finding some time to knit or crochet or sew, if that’s what you like you do :)
I seem to have started lots of little things lately and I thought it was about time I finished something so everything in this post has appeared in progress on previous Sundays.
This lady now has a sheep and a hanger…
But mostly. I’ve been trying to think of what to do with the sausage dogs, last seen a month ago without ears…
I was at a bit of a loss about what to do with them until I found granny squares seemed to suit them.
So I made them some coats and tried to make one into a hanging decoration with a recently finished girl…
But, really, the dogs are a bit big so they went to play in a bowl of wool whilst I made three granny squares for three more in-progress dogs and pondered what to do with them once they are finished…
But once I’d made the three granny squares, instead of finishing the dogs, I made another granny square. And then another and then one more…
And so it went on.
I think that’s how it goes sometimes with Granny squares…
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Janine @ Rainbow Hare
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mammafairy
Sausage dogs made me smile! and granny square coats are perfect!
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Kim
Those colourful granny squares suit your sausage dogs very, very well, Janine. Your doggies are oozing with charm. I guess when it comes down to it granny squares are just so addictive.
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Craftycreate
Those sausage dogs are so cute and granny squares coats are good too!
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Benta AtSLIKstitches
And that's why things don't get finished! Love the sausage dogs and their coats!
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Heidi
cute cute cute, lovin those dogs
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Sandra :)
Well the doxies look adorable with their little granny square coats – at first glance I thought they were horses with saddles, lol! Your lady is well dressed for a walk on the moors with her favourite sheep to keep her company :) The doxies can guard the yarn – and then maybe one of them can guard the granny squares! ;)
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Laura
they are very cute!!
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Carla
Cute Janine. I like them in the bowl of yarn ; )
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FVITH
The dog looks cute hanging next to the girl.
I really like the colours in that bowl full of granny squares, I look forward to seeing what they become (or will they all become dog jackets, eventually?)
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Claire Earley
Another wonderful post Janine, I don't crochet but I keep trying to learn, ultimately I always go back to knitting but I really do like your Granny Square Sausage Rolls (Ooops I mean Sausage Dogs) ;-)
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Carol- Beads and Birds
Hi Janine
Not sure what you are going to do with those wiener dogs, but they sure make me smile!!
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Soma @ whimsandfancies.com
The granny squares blankets on the dogs are perfect. I like the dog next to the lady. The lady with the sheep is beautiful. You always think of such wonderful things to make :)
-Soma
-Soma
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Celtic Thistle
Those sausage dogs are wonderful Janine, keep going like this and you will have enough for sausage dog string bunting :)
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