
Chums :-)

Lots of herringbone on this one.




Chums :-)
Lots of herringbone on this one.
Herringbone and
Houndstooth.
And the darker brown owl- he is shaggy.
He has herringbone too.
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.
The show is over but there were somethings that got finished in those last few days that I didn’t have time to post. Here are 4 more owls-
I am busy getting everything into my Etsy shop. Hopefully I will get it all done by tomorrow evening. Busy, busy!
3 woolly owls-
Not quite, but pretty close. And just a few more owls to go.
Brown and more brown, lots of delicious patterns and textures.
Dark brown owls-
The left owl is made from vintage cashmere- I know this because the fabric came from a poncho that my Mother made me in the late 1960’s. I think when I was around 12 years old? It also had horse buttons: I loved it so much!
And the next owl-
These snowy owls are really hard to photograph- the camera picks up a lot more contrast than there actually is, giving the white and cream some tones that I don’t see on the pieces.
The owl on the left is very white. The wings are very slightly cream. The owl on the right is more of a cream color. All the parts are shades of creamy white.
These outdoor nature shots give a better idea of the colors.
Winter has finally arrived with snow and cold temps. I’m back in my studio and trying to get my focus back. Sometimes it’s a challenge. There are days I just want to fuss over my houseplants, read my ebooks, or play games on my phone… or all of the above. But, I am working on owls and I’ve finished up a few.
Two black and white patterned owls.
The gangs all here!