Owl Love You Forever!

My Daughter loves owls, so I made her a special little Valentine Owl! I love how it turned out, so CUTE!! I used Blush and Bubblegum A Muse Studio Felts with some white wool felt that I had. I used a large oval Nestability die to cut to owl body. I used the same die to cut the head the right shape, then I used the leftover pieces for the wings! I used nestie circles for all the pieces to make the eyes. Then a pink and white strip cut with my Scallop Edge Die, layered together for the tummy. Eyes, beak and tummy were glued on with fabric glue, Stitched it all together with embroidery floss, then added a paper straw with a little stamped paper flag on top, CUTE! I hope that she will like it. I think I am going to have to make more of these in different colors!

What do you think? Leave me a comment and let me know!
Thanks for stopping by, have a wonderful weekend!!

Happy New Year!

Can you believe it is January 2013?  I can't, but  I am excited to be starting a whole new year!! I have some new goals and things I would like to do this next year, how about you? Mostly though I am just hoping for a smooth uneventful year. "Boring" and "Ordinary" are at the top of my list for things I would like to experience this year! Not really, but a little ordinary would be so very, very nice!!
I've been crafting a bit, trying to get my creative mojo going again. It's been nice to create just for the fun of it. I thought I would share this fun wine bottle decoration I made to other day, it could also be used as a door hanger. A sweet little addition to a Valentine gifty.
All supplies are from A Muse Studio:
Paper: Seattle Petite Polka Dot, Blush, and Bubble Gum Shimmer Card Stocks.
Stamps: Script Background, At First Sight, Mad For Plaids (on the ribbon!)
Other: Seattle Bakers Cording, Vanilla 7/8" twill, Scallop Border Die Set, Heart Trio Die set, Rosette Die Set,  3 1/2" Doilies.

Hope that you are having a wonderful start to this New Year!!
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Please leave me a comment, I would love to hear what you think of this project...