He is made from vintage feed sacks and ticking using my new owl pattern. I intended to use these round little owls only as passengers in paper mache ships and boats but he was such fun to make I think I might make a couple stand alone fellows.
He is made from vintage feed sacks and ticking using my new owl pattern. I intended to use these round little owls only as passengers in paper mache ships and boats but he was such fun to make I think I might make a couple stand alone fellows.
He’s a handsome old salt.
Oh gosh, this is GORGEOUS.
I can’t hope to afford any of your beautiful creations, but I love to look longingly at the photos. Have you thought of photographing a couple of tableaux like this and cropping so we could use them as desktop wallpaper? I would love to have this dreamy fellow brightening my work computer. 🙂
He is just adorable xxx
thanks for telling how you start making these wonderful birds!
Greetz from a cold holland, Anna
My kind of guy.
Terrific, I love how the vintage feed sack gives this hint of frown.
handsome fellow indeed.
Ahoy, matey! He is a great sailor-bird with his stripes and bit of lace fluff. Can’t wait to see the rest of the scurvy lot!
your work is so lovely!
Hello Mr. Owl, u look lovely! 🙂
He or she is amazing 🙂 She looks like a girls dressed in her winter whites ?
Beautiful! What a pretty world you create!
ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh i so LOVE your work!!