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Fri, Sep 11, 09 at 12:07
| Hi, I am in need of your help and expertise. This morning my granddaughter called to tell me that her pet cat, Oreo died last night. After the tears subsided, she asked me if I could paint a cross to mark Oreo's grave. I can have her grandfather make the cross but I need some suggestions to what I should paint. She wants his name on the cross for sure and maybe some small flowers.
Does anyone have any ideas and/or pictures. I really appreciate your help. Thanks, Summer |
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- Posted by kkscrafthaven (My Page) on Fri, Sep 11, 09 at 14:34
| I have a pattern for a stick rose design that you can paint on just about anything (designed by me). If you would like I will email it to you. Just let me know your email or email me at kay@baxterspaintedpasture.com Im so sorry about their loss! |
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| Summer, So sorry to hear about DGG kitty. Hope you come up with some sort of grave marker for her. Sounds like Kay has a design that will work. Punk |
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- Posted by luvstocraft (My Page) on Sat, Sep 12, 09 at 13:00
| Awww! It's so hard on us Grammas when our little ones are in pain. So sorry about her kitty, that's so hard for a little one to understand. How about doing a tombstone shape with the cross painted on the front--just seems safer than just the cross sticking up from the ground to me. I'm glad Kay had a design that might work for you. Thanks Kay. Luvs |
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- Posted by kkscrafthaven (My Page) on Sun, Sep 13, 09 at 9:52
| Hi Summer I emailed you a pattern and another idea I had this morning. Hope you got them okay as I had a little trouble emailing them. Please do not feel obligated to use them though! Heres a picture of the roses. They are so fun as you can just about adapt them to anything. And if you antique it -- it makes it much more weather resistant.
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