I found this little guy at an estate sale today. I nearly left him behind, after all, do I need a blue 1950s puppy?
Apparently I do.
I've learned with estate sales buy now, consider it later. There's a few items I've left behind in the past that I still regret, luckily this puppy will not be one of them! Glad I got him :)
As you can see, he matches my christmas tree, I still need a star for it, then I'll show it to you guys officially!
I have that exact type of toy, only mine's a dalmation! Do you happen to know the brand/toy company it's from? Mine doesn't have any kind of tag and I've always wondered about it
I've got a turquoise poodle who could be your puppy's cousin! I found him a few years ago and he made my inner 6 year old do flip flops. I named my poodle Francois Michel. He is a horrible influence on me ;)
I would say Sam, because he reminds me of a book I once read where there was a little blue puppy named Sam. Seeing as you already have a Sam though, I don't know that that would work. In that case, my vote is for Max :)
my grandma has a bucket load of toys like this from mum's childhood. a guy tried to buy them off her, but she wouldn't let him. names: sherbet, vertigo, teacup
I think he looks like a Barnaby. Something about the pink and the blue and how childlike his button eyes are.... but I like Fred too. How about Barnaby Fred Cornell? That sounds nice to me. :-)
If you need a star for your tree and feel like putting your mad knitting skillz to work, I was very happy with the results from the Stjarna pattern by Karolina Eckerdal on ravelry. It's fiddly, but I did it in a sparkly light blue and was very happy with it!
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What a cutie! He looks like "Fred" to me :D
I have that exact type of toy, only mine's a dalmation! Do you happen to know the brand/toy company it's from? Mine doesn't have any kind of tag and I've always wondered about it
No tags :(
Too bad! Thanks for checking
Oh my, you have a pink Christmas tree ... So jealous!
Kel xo
how insane cute this is! :D
Oh and yes I agree Fred sounds good. So I wish he was a "fred" of mine ;)
WAAAAAAAAAAAAH SO CUTE
I've got a turquoise poodle who could be your puppy's cousin! I found him a few years ago and he made my inner 6 year old do flip flops. I named my poodle Francois Michel. He is a horrible influence on me ;)
he looks sophisticated! like his name would be Edmund or or Archibald! archie foe short ;)
I would say Sam, because he reminds me of a book I once read where there was a little blue puppy named Sam. Seeing as you already have a Sam though, I don't know that that would work. In that case, my vote is for Max :)
my grandma has a bucket load of toys like this from mum's childhood. a guy tried to buy them off her, but she wouldn't let him. names: sherbet, vertigo, teacup
I think he looks like a Barnaby. Something about the pink and the blue and how childlike his button eyes are.... but I like Fred too. How about Barnaby Fred Cornell? That sounds nice to me. :-)
If you need a star for your tree and feel like putting your mad knitting skillz to work, I was very happy with the results from the Stjarna pattern by Karolina Eckerdal on ravelry. It's fiddly, but I did it in a sparkly light blue and was very happy with it!
Look at that little red tongue! Why don't you name him "Blue Boy" after the famous Gainsborough painting?
Cute! I vote for fred!
So sweet, lovely colourings. The name Snowdrop or Scamp popped into my head for a name.
such a cutie!I can't help but pick up vintage stuffed animals and the rubber toys when I see them
Haha yes you absolutely need a 1950's puppy!
I love your Xmas tree and celebrations – I miss all of that, here! :D
Oooh! So darling!!! :D
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