I've named him Whoratio. Couldn't help myself.
This Dastardly Owl from an Ann Wood pattern was so much fun to create.
Taking advice from Austin Kleon, as I often do.
So here are some process pics and thoughts.
Lots of hand stitching. Lots of layers. Fabric choices are key to
his look, as are his talons & his eyes. I changed my mind on fabric for
eyes & feathers several times. Being able to fray the edges is important.
Ann's instructions for making the talons were perfect. I had all the supplies I needed
for every part of the project. Continuing my effort to use what I already have.
Wasn't sure the eyes would turn out the way I wanted, taking my time proved fruitful.
Again, the instructions were perfect. Nice thing about hand stitching,
if it isn't what you want pull it out & try again.
His horns add to his attitude.
On the advice of my hubby he will be getting a little friend (snack?)
from another Ann Wood pattern. I will share that in a future post. Can you guess what it might be?
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