pug redux

this is where we started-

And this is where we are now!

In between, I tried a giant bow, and I tried some embroidery to highlight the mouth. It looks like some scribbling.

I moved the bow to the side-

How about a flower?

Maybe with some leaves?

That was definitely too much ruffles for one pug. How about a simpler flower-

Nope, back to bows-

Finally I decided that one small bow was just right. Also I restitched the mouth, over the black, with a warm gray so you can see the facial features (not in this photo but notice in photo #2). Much better- now I am satisfied.

And here she is, enjoying a beautiful day!

8 thoughts on “pug redux

  1. The audition process is always interesting. I make crazy quilts; there are days I thrive on those kind of design decisions and other days ya just gotta walk away. I think you’ve nailed it here!

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