Gromit: Part Two

You came back - yay!
I don't think I'll have to do too much explaining about my idea to decorate Gromit as you'll be able to tell from the photographs.
What I do want you all to appreciate, however, is the amount of painstaking effort that went into it! 
Being an author it made sense to use words to decorate Gromit, not just any old words, but words lifted from  my debut, Jarred Dreams.
That way Gromit became meaningful, plus I could donate a book alongside my time.
My thinking was anyone who's really keen could  go through the book and find the words, proving  they genuinely came from the pages of Jarred Dreams.
First I flicked through the book and typed up the words and/or phrases that jumped out at me. Next, I put them in different fonts and sizes and printed them off. 

After that I cut them out. Then I cut them smaller, and smaller still.
You see the pieces in the photo to the left? Do they look small enough? Well they weren't, I had to cut them super small, really very tiny because when I started to stick the words onto the dog I realised you couldn't have any extra paper. If the paper  overlapped it did't stick.  
My daughters both helped a bit. We started with the feet and worked our way up. 
It took a few sessions and in the meantime I kept the tiny words in an envelope so they didn't get lost. 
More words than you might think are needed to decorate a Gromit and I did have to print off a second time, so there may be one or two repetitions.
Take a look at the photos below to see how Gromit progressed and read tomorrows blog.