Mom's birthday has fallen on the same weekend as the Philadelphia show for the last two years. Last year, I was so behind that I ended up shopping at the show for Mom's birthday present. I was determined to be better prepared this year. On a side note, I love wrapping minature presents because the small packages are the perfect way to use up scraps of nice ribbon.
I made this sheep following the now-defunct tutorial from
Paizley Pawz. Basically, it started out as a plastic sheep, which I first painted, then covered in combed-out chunks of undyed yarn. I left the sheep clean, but Mom has given me the green light to add a bit of dirt to it's coat.
Mom liked the sheep so much that I'm now working on a little lamb to stand alongside!
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They look so soft!
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job. They look so gentle and cozy.
ReplyDeleteLove the sheep and lamb!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet little sheep and lamb!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations for your Mom, Eliza! You did a great job on the sheep and lamb, they look sweet and soft, very realistic.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend. hugs, Ilona
What a wonderful way to make sheep! What kind of glue do you use, Eliza? They look so realistic I want to pat them!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the sheep! I was sorry to miss Philly this year - hope you had a wonderful time!
ReplyDeleteMartha
So lovely sheep--now I want to make some! Or maybe just one!
ReplyDeleteThe sheep look great. Hope you enjoyed the fair =0)
ReplyDeleteI like your sheep and lamb; they look so soft and sweet.
ReplyDeleteGreetings, Faby