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This is my version of the free owl from The Mad Woman of Locke Street. I used vintage brown felt and vintage fur fabric.
Also used my vintage pinking shears to trim around the edge.
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carolpountney
18 Sep 2012
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Your owl look soooo cute, love the branch you have show him on
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Very nice and I'm sure this owl smells very delicate of rosemary (if I pegged the branch right ;o).
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Well done..it is rosemary!
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joanne8125
18 Sep 2012
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Ciute, cute cute.
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oops, the spelling police are going to get me. cute, cute cute.
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highlandermom
18 Sep 2012
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Vintage brings out the greatness this owl is great. I love the fur and pinkie trim job. Been hopeful to make this one as it is on my tu it list.
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What a cutie. Vintage. Now that is a word to describe my sewing and craft stash. I love your choice of fabrics.
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greysewist
19 Sep 2012
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Did your hands feel like vintage ones too, Edna, after you'd used those vintage pinking shears? Great job and I like his Rosemary branches as well.
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They are very hard on the hands but I don't have any others. Bought them a few years ago at an auction in Hobart. Regarding the rosemary we have a bush growing outside and often use it in home made bread.
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great he looks fantastic.love the branch you have put him on.
Hugs Pam.
Hugs Pam.
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Looks great, I love owls!!
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It would probably look good in your tree ;-)
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LOL. Very cute. You did a lovely job. How did you do the eyes?
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They are part of the machine embroidery design.