#7A - "AIREDALE LOVE" TABLE RUNNER
WINNER: CAROL RAISBECK, SAUSALITO, CA
#7B - "THE FACE OF AIREDALE RESCUE" TEAPOT
WINNER: BARBARA FRUCHTMAN OF HUNTINGTON, NY
Thank you both for supporting the 2014 Airedale Rescue Quilt Fundraiser!
BLOCK MAKER: JEANETTE GRANTNER
ARTIST: JANE MILLER
Original Drawing |
Quilted Block |
Quilted Block back |
Here are some of Jeanette’s progress photos:
Unquilted block back |
To keep with the 'nurse' theme---
Dogs need their teeth
cleaned just like humans. Sometimes just providing them with raw
meat bones to chew on does the trick and sometimes they need more help. Every dog is different, but keeping up a good dental tooth cleaning and check is imperative to good health.
Part of your dog’s
grooming time should include checking the teeth and gums and cleaning if
necessary.
Things needed—
Toothbrush (manual or
electric)
Toothpaste(optional-I
don’t use it)
Scaler and
pick (look for dental equipment online)
Plaque remover commercial
brand(be sure it doesn’t contain xylitol)
OR
Use a doggie herbal mouth
product(purchased or homemade)
The procedure-
Dip the toothbrush in the
herbal mouth rinse(you can make your own—see below*) and brush the teeth with
it.
Then I use the dental
tools and scale the teeth of visible build up.
Use a very wet wash cloth
or cotton swabs (diluted with the herbal mouth rinse) to wipe everything
off.
Depending on the amount of
plaque build-up determines the frequency I clean the teeth.
*herbal
rinse 5 drops of grapefruit seed extract to 8 oz of filtered water
Dave is ready to have his teeth scaled, he likes to lie down for this procedure.
Tools of the trade
some plaque build-up starting
scaling
now clean
and now BITEYFACE ready!
**if you leave a comment on the blog TODAY only --
you will be eligible to win a special prize. Dave gets to choose the winner and the prize for you!
Virginia Slowik is the Winner of Dave's tooth prize! She won a pack of Fancy Dress cards! see them here
Thank you, Virginia, and all that left comments and
for reading to the end of this blog and leaving a comment! You never know when Lydia or me is going to throw something in at the end of a page.
Beautiful job, Jeanette and Jane! We love your block♥
ReplyDeleteLook at those sparkling white teeth! We would love to play biteyface with you, Dave!
Great job! Love how the material chosen for the torso makes it look as if you could feel the curls. And Dave, you are just too cute!
ReplyDeleteDave, you are a star! You need to come show my dogs how to cooperate. Thanks for the great info.
ReplyDeleteGreat block. A wonderful job Jeanette and Jane. Saxon was my therapy boy and now Basil is. It is a wonderful feeling. Also Dave, you are a sport. I do have the tools to clean my dog's teeth, but the rinse recipe will now be a staple. I assume you make it fresh for every cleaning. Thanks for all our quilters do for rescue!
ReplyDeleteDave makes teeth cleaning look so easy! Wish it were this easy at our house!
ReplyDeleteI never even thought about trying to remove the plaque and scaling myself, hmmpf! Oh Miley, come to mama the dentist :)
ReplyDeleteGreat adorable quilt block!
And Dave, Miley has been practicing Biteyface with an Airedale puppy, I think she is all set for you!
The tooth fairy packed her bags and left after the first set then! Mine are all good but I like the scalers with the flat top as its canines that get a bitty mucky here since the raw marrow bones got hard to get... :O) XXXX
ReplyDeleteLynn's Whimsidale is packaged and ready for posting in the morning... meanwhile, i COVET this quilt :)
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