


This next one is made from an old, moth-eaten Hudson Bay blanket. It needed a new life.







This next one is made from an old, moth-eaten Hudson Bay blanket. It needed a new life.




My computer doesn’t believe that houndstooth is a word, but really, it is!

And here are 3 fish with houndstooth weave wool.

This one looks like zigzag from a distance but close-up, you can see the houndstooth pattern.




This one is dark green and white- it is very soft so it is probably woven cashmere or maybe an angora blend, but I’m not sure. I bought some lengths of it at an estate sale of a fashion seamstress. In the house, I thought it was black and white!


And here they are, hanging out at the pool.

Two light colored fish. I remember exactly where I got the body fabrics- The top fish is an awesome coat fabric. I went to a fiber swap and someone had brought a vintage (70’s?) coat. I took that home! The white textured weave fabric I picked up in Northampton, MA after I did a show there. I went to a shop that sold supplies for rug-hooking. It had just changed ownership. The new owner put out a pile of free wool fabrics. Why yes, I did grab a bagful. That fabric was probably never going to work for rug hooking but it is good for me!





The last month has been busy, involving some travel and other fun and/or more boring real life things. Now I have something to show because, yes, I have been getting a little work done! It’s fish-y time. I cut out and sewed up a load of fish- that’s not even all of them.

Here is who got finished first-

Blue tweedy fish-


and blue sweater fish-




And there is more to come!


These are the last 2 of this owl group.

So many cable knits!


Both these owls has super-soft tummy patches.


Chums :-)

Lots of herringbone on this one.






Herringbone and

Houndstooth.


And the darker brown owl- he is shaggy.

He has herringbone too.



Lots of textures and patterns! The only fabric that isn’t reclaimed clothing fabric is the hood.





I started to put some owls together but was then struck down by some kind of bug. I am slowly getting better- better enough today to take some photos.
These 2 owls are of the Rusty Orange Owl family :-)
Owl 1-



And Owl 2-

This one has a soft cashmere tummy.



She is the last one for now.

This photo is a little washed out- she has pink skin and green eyes.



She has a scalloped collar on her coat-


