Vintage Embroidery Transfers — Scotties

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These Scottie patterns are pretty cute, but do they look a little mad?

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8 comments on “Vintage Embroidery Transfers — Scotties”

  • Julierose

    Scotties are very intense little doggies–but, they do look mad here..hugs, Julierose

  • Kirsten

    They look a little cranky 🙂 maybe they were tired of sitting for their portrait 🙂

  • Mickie

    Kirsten is write. They look cranky, like the Scotty in “Lady and the Tramp.” I think they are fun! Have a great day! Hugs, Mickie

  • Robin in KS

    I love the old Scotty designs! I used to wish for an actual scotty, until I learned how strong-willed and bossy they are! Now I just admire them from afar.

  • Tina

    Cute! I didn’t notice the eyes at first, but after looking at them, I have to agree with you that the little guy does look angry!

  • Little Penpen

    Yeah, they look a little mad. Maybe dog faces have gotten happier through the years, now that we have turned them into little ‘children’. LOL

  • Karen Bordner

    I have noticed funny/creepy/mad looking eyes with several vintage patterns. Wonder why?

  • Amanda Best

    They do look angry! But they are still adorable and would look great embroidered next to a funny saying/quote. I love real Scotties and have always wanted one, they are precious.

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