Pets are an important part of the family.

Everybody is really busy these days. It is time to celebrate and give thanks to those who were with us all the year working, supporting us, spending time in us. It is also time to think about our loving beings, how do we show the love we feel for them, what kind of things do they enjoy doing? What would they like to recieve from us? Little details do the best memories: a little card, a smile, a big hug or a simple touch in the shoulder to make people feel we are there for them, that we listened carefully to every word they said and understood all of them. However, we also want to give something that stays in the mind and links with our image.

This year I had spent some months with my daugther's dog, her name is Night. I had beautiful moments taking her to a walk by the sea, playing and sleeping with her. Now that it is winter, I wanted to sew something to keep her warm. So I created this piece recycling my daugther's old broken jeans and combining it with other colors and textures. I hope Night can find comfort in it, she definitely is an important part of our family.

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