Well, it seems that I have entered into a love affair with owls. And not necessarily "real" owls ... but rather, all the hand crafted owls that grace the many crafty blogs I read ... as well as all the crazy-cute owls for sale throughout
Etsy. It seems that I am entering into this love affair much later than so many others in the crafty-blog world. In fact, owls may even be "so yesterday" for all I know. But such is my life - and I am okay with that. I mean, I wasn't even aware that the Red Sox won the 2007 World Series until a couple weeks later. Heck, I didn't even know they were in the play-offs, and I am a NewEnglander (not to mention the wife of major Sox fan)! I just seem to come to popular culture a little later than others. I am going to say it is because my brilliant mind is always cranking away at some new thoughts, projects, deeds, etc... and not because I am aloof in any way. So there.
Anyway, I love owls
now. And so, when I was shopping at Goodwill this weekend, and found this vintage upholstery material for only .99 ...
... it won't surprise you to learn that I thought about owls. And after seeing so many wonderful ~ yet often pricey ~ owls on Etsy ... here, here and here ... I thought I'd try my hand at making one:
Now, certainly he is not the most polished owl you have ever seen. Heck, I didn't have a clue how to make one, so he is my experimental prototype. But for a first owl, I think he is grand :) And, I think he is going to have lots of company real soon!
Now for a name.
Love,
Jodi
4 comments:
I love him!! I actually think he is better than all the other examples you gave. Great job - - he's too cute!
Well, when that baby comes home (or babies) I will make them owls :)
This is a very cool owl and the most creative use of that fabric. Well done!
he's adorable :) you did a great job on him!
love,
missy
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