Vegetarian Dog**Flying Unicorn January KOM**

BasicGrey - Serenade Collection - 12 x 12 Double Sided Paper - Avalon

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$0.93

BasicGrey - Serenade Collection - 12 x 12 Double Sided Paper - York

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$0.93

BasicGrey - Serenade Collection - 12 x 12 Double Sided Paper - Chemise

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$0.93

BasicGrey - Serenade Collection - Die Cut Cardstock and Canvas Pieces - Flowers

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$3.99

Tim Holtz Distress Ink Pads - Frayed Burlap

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$5.00  Sale : $4.65

Lindy's Stamp Gang - Starburst Spray - 2 Ounce Bottle - Cattail Copper Brown

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$4.99

Ranger Ink - Liquid Pearls - Dimensional Paint - Bisque

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$2.49

Ranger Ink - Tim Holtz - Distress Ink Pads - Pumice Stone

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$4.99  Sale : $4.64

BasicGrey - Serenade Collection - 12 x 12 Double Sided Paper - Parlor

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Prima - Bel Canto Collection - Flower Embellishments - Brown

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Tattered Angels - Glimmer Mist Spray - 2 Ounce Bottle - Bronze

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Tattered Angels - Glimmer Mist Spray - 2 Ounce Bottle - Tattered Leather

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I used the January Flying Unicorn KOM for this LO, it is so fun and playful, its perfect to pull you out of the winter blues!

A lot of you know Chena from her antics with Escape Kitty. Well here's another side of my sweet girl, silly Chena picking cherry tomatos! If you look closely in the first photo you can see a tomato in her mouth. We have to fence our garden to keep the dogs out or they would completely strip the vines!

Journal:
I’ve never seen a dog that loved vegetables as much as Chena! The 1st year we had a garden, Chena learned to take her snout and root through the bean vines and pull off the mature beans. Tomatoes? Well just like me, she only picked the ripe ones! I’m not sure which is her favorite, green beans or tomatoes. Then there was time I planted sugar snaps on the fence. I’d see Chena running across the yard with a long pea vine stringing out behind her; then she would stop and eat the whole thing! We had to fence the garden to keep her out; so then, she would sit at the edge of the garden, whine and look at me with those sad puppy dog eyes!