...that this is one of my usual owls,
and at first glance, I suppose it is. But look closer,
here's a clue, there it is in front of one of my usual owls. It's half size, teeny tiny!. I really like working small, and wondered if it was possible to do baby owls, so gave it a go!.
I am in the middle of a (late) spring clean, so am making the most of there being no children in the house so I can go through the toys and cull all the broken things without causing too much upset, wish me luck!
Wonderful work! Beautiful! Congratulations, they're so cute... Hello from Spain!
ReplyDeleteAmy liked many of your blog, put your link on my pillow and photos of some that I found stunning. But I was careful to mensionar your blog for many to base their work.
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Rita
Just lovely work little owl was so cute.I still love that little bird.Hugs you havew a great day.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous owls! I have to do the 'cull' when the smalls are out too - otherwise nothing would go, would it? :-O x
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable tiny owl! Good luck with the spring cleaning.
ReplyDeletegood luck with the great toy cull - my ds fishes things back out of the bin!
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Oooh, owl babies, how wonderful! A few months ago I was inspired by your owls and made an owl for my daughter with a pocket on it's belly. She insisted that it had to have babies. So I made two felt owl babies that fit into the pocket. She was thrilled!
ReplyDeleteYou certainly have a way with owls (which of course implies you're very wise!).
ReplyDeleteIt's just a joy to see the new things that you're constantly coming up with - very inspiring! As for the Spring cleaning - be bold, be ruthless.
Love the tiny owl - very cute. Good luck with the toy cull - I've still got boxes of toys in the garage that need clearing and my youngest is fifteen!
ReplyDeletelovely little owl baby... I suppose I will have to do some toy culling soon, I'm pretty sure the broken ones breed faster than the non-broken
ReplyDeleteCute baby owls, i like them !!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your cleaning.
Sarah x
Aww! I love your owls, great and small. :o)
ReplyDeleteAh, he's adorable! Your owls are so cute to begin with, a little one is even cuter!
ReplyDeleteAwww - such a cute baby owl!! I love the fabrics you use for your owls.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the spring clean - there must be something in the air as I even had a bit of a clear out yesterday!
xxx
Cute cute cute! I love the second picture - it looks like Big Owl is looking out for Tiny Owl! :) By the way, I'm about to start my own craft blog, and I've you're on my blogroll - I love your work! I was planning to join the toadstool swap but life got in the way... Let me know if you decide to arrange a second round! /Karin
ReplyDeleteSew cute!! (ha ha see what I did there?!?!).
ReplyDeleteThe baby owl is as cute as a button. I love working small too, somehow it makes everything so much more sweeter and loveable.
ReplyDeleteHope all goes well with the cleaning,
Dy
Oh sweet! a baby to go with the mummy :-)
ReplyDeleteoh, baby! Such sweetness!
ReplyDeleteSo really cute. Small or big, I love your Owls
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