Rosie found somebody smaller than her.

Rosie is a very small Yorkie so this is a very small hedgehog!
She is intrigued by things smaller than her and enjoyed giving this one a good check over.

Rosie

Not a lot happening on the creative/quilting front at the moment----well there is but it is all just experimenting and drawing up some ideas!

Here are some pictures of Rosie.

I did tidy up the pictures in the computer and put Rosie's pictures all together.
She was one tiny puppy! Yorkshire Terriers look so different once their ears prick up.
That is a baby wild rabbit on the window ledge looking in at her when she was about 5 months old! She is still a lot smaller than an adult rabbit!

Rosie seems to be tuned in to when the Bernina stops purring along and it is time for pinning and handstitching! She comes straight through , jumps up and then curls up on my knee.

She loves to be on your knees or your shoulder. As she is so small that sometimes it is the safest place for her to be.
We swore we weren't going to let her become a lap dog too.
Guess we have failed miserably there then! :o)

Yorkies are notorious for getting their own way I have since been told !

Lazy Yorkie!

I don't know about other Yorkies but Rosie just hates getting up in the morning!
These pictures were taken at 10.30 in the morning and she had been in her bed all night. As you can see she is still yawning when she wakes up.She commandeered my red shawl when she was a tiny pup and seems to be able to keep herself underneath it all night.

When she first gets up her hair is very rumpled. It gets combed through every day before we go out as it gets knots in it like human hair. I didn't realise before we got her that Yorkshire Terriers have hair rather than fur which means that it just keeps growing . Because we live along a lane where she can get quite muddy we don't let her tresses get too long. The hair doesn't have an undercoat next to the skin which is why Yorkies feel the cold so easily. The upside of this is that they don't have a moult like other dogs and also people that are allergic to dog fur can usually tolerate a Yorkie.

Rosie has completely altered my previous views of Yorkies as yappy, snappy little lapdogs! She is friendly with everyone and adores children, never snaps and only barks about once a fortnight!