The little green one is the size the pattern made. I enlarged the pattern and made the big ones.
A great project for your scrap fabrics. I filled mine with rice and stuffing.I filled the legs with rice.
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Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Hoot Hoot... Owls
I found these sweet owl pin cushions on DIYdish.com and made a bunch of them. They were so easy to make, and came out so cute. You can download the pattern on their website, but the directions aren't very clear, so you need to watch the video too.
The little green one is the size the pattern made. I enlarged the pattern and made the big ones.
A great project for your scrap fabrics. I filled mine with rice and stuffing.
I filled the legs with rice.
I am linking to:
The little green one is the size the pattern made. I enlarged the pattern and made the big ones. A great project for your scrap fabrics. I filled mine with rice and stuffing.I filled the legs with rice.
I am linking to:
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Dear Buffie
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining me at Create With Joy! I LOVE your blog, your owls, and your quote in the header! I look forward to getting to know you and I signed up to follow you too!
Have a fabulous week!
Ramona
http://create-with-joy.com
Those are very cute! A few years ago I made some long legged elves to sit on a shelf for Christmas. I just might have to make some of these too. Thanks for the idea! Thank you so much for visiting and your sweet comments! I have now gone overboard with the silver polishing. I keep an eye out for all tarnished silver to buy!
ReplyDeleteThose owls are just precious! You did such a nice job!
ReplyDeleteJill of oursevendwarfs.com
Oh they are sooooo adorable! such cute fabrics!! great job
ReplyDeletei would love the pattern for these! absolutely adorable!!!
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