Such a busy Christmas season this year! I've been a real crafting workhorse (a crafthorse?) lately. Hmmm...I think I like that - crafthorse. I'm going to call myself that from now on. But that's not why I'm writing today. Check out the freakin' cute owl ornaments I made with another tutorial from juicybits!!!
I made him a little guy friend next and then my 25 year old daughter got caught up in the frenzy and made a girl owl! See how the boys are both looking over at the girl and she's peeking back?
Whooooo do you think she'll choose?My daughter gave the girl owl and the purple boy owl to her new boyfriend's parents for Xmas, so I guess owl girl chose purple!
It should have stopped there, but me being a crafthorse and all, I had to keep going! I made a boy and girl owl to represent my husband and I.
Edited to say: I later made an owl softie with the same pattern! Worked great.
In other news, on Gigi's party day Sunday we took the kids out to the Nature and Science Center. Absolutely gorgeous weather here in Austin, 68 degrees and sunny. Hot in the sun, cold in the shade. Gigi loves leaves.
I call this photo "the essence of boyhood". Playing so hard he stepped in the water and got his socks and shoes wet. Took them off and found special rocks to line up and sort through. Very busy. Very boy.
And Gigi loved her party! Rare to catch her smiling, notice it wasn't when she could see me taking the photo.Hope your holidays are filled with joy and love and crafthorsiness. (Look, I just made up another word! You can use it - go ahead!)
I LOVE YOUR OWLS! I'm definitely going to bookmark that tutorial.
ReplyDeleteWhat cute little owls!
ReplyDeleteYour owls are very sweet. And the "kid" pictures? Adorable! You really did capture the essence of boyhood. He is VERY intent on his rocks, wet feet forgotten. I've never really been around little boys but this is exactly what I invision! And Gigi's smile....lights up the room!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, your owls are too cute! Thanks for sharing. :)
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