When my peeps brothers were little, our Mom used to make a lot of their clothes. Often to match, sometimes for halloween. They were very young and didn’t know to protest.


I have seen Mom at the sewing machine from time to time, usually to make a repair, but never to torture me with clothes. We got a cold spell and out came my hoodie. Even though I lost weight, it was still a bit snug. Plus, since it pulls on over my head, I stand on my hind legs to get it off. With the hip dysplasia, that is no longer the best option. So Mom got an idea.

First, she used what she calls pinking shears to open up the belly of my hoodie. Poor hoodie. She used some material originally bought for another project, cut it to fit, sewed velcro onto it, then sewed it onto my poor hoodie.

Finally:

Then came the test drive:
Thanks, I think…
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Lexi, you didn’t seem to be enjoying the new hoodie. I’m sorry about that, but you look super adorable in it!!
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No, it made her think I would accept wearing clothes. WRONG! She has put it away in the closet, thank Dog.
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Her sewing helped you with your sore hip. Way to go Lexi’s mom….very well done.
Shoko
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Good point!
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Thanks, Cupcake. But I also look adorable NOT in it!
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Oh, Lexi! You were VERY afraid of that jacket! Your little face said it all. And the shivering… Pathetic. But you did look adorable in it…
Love and licks,
Cupcake
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Mom says she’s not “crafty.” I wish she would stick with that when sewing for me is involved.
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Poor Lexi looked terrified. I love to see innovative sewing projects.
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No poop, Sherlock.
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You weren’t on board with this program.
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Let’s just say I wasn’t shaking because I was cold. Did you see Dad pound my head into the table? Dog abuse!
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you looked a bit worried about having that coat put on 🙂
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