Wednesday, May 27, 2015

Whooo's There?

 I loved working on this piece! I started with wet felting and putting a foam circle to add as a resist.  When dry I cut it out and needle felted the owl.  A friend at work who knits and spins very kindly saves all her bits of yarn for me and I needle felted and couched them down. Thanks Wendy :) Seed stitching was also added to help give it more texture and depth.  My daughter named it "Whoooo's There?"  It is going to be part of an exhibit for the months of July and August titled Join the Thread at the Signal Hill Arts Centre in Weyburn.  Anyone could submit 2 pieces for the exhibit so I entered this one and my felted Whimsy Woods.
Slow progress on my crazy quilt block.  The ideas truly are endless what one can do.

Have a most beautiful day everyone :)

18 comments:

  1. Hello Jenny,

    Your felted owl is stunning. Love the textured look of the tree.

    Happy days.
    Bev.

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  2. Congratulations on being in such an interesting exhibit. "Whooo's There" is absolutely my favorite Owl piece you have done to date. He looks so alive and sweet. Great seam treatments on your CQ block. Creative Thread Bliss Dear...

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  3. such texture you have got here, a lovely piece.. Good to see the crazy coming along so well too

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  4. I love your 'Whoooo's There'.

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  5. Hello Jeannette. Your owl is so lovely peeping out of his nest and your stitching is beautiful on your crazy block. xx

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  6. Oh I love your felted owl (of course! I always type this on your blog :D).
    The idea of it peeping out is just felt-abulous!!!
    Well done x

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  7. Way to go on both. Would this weyburn, sask?

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  8. such a cute owl wonderful felting CQ is coming on nicely.

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  9. Your owl is sooo cute, Jeannette! And it is a wonderful mix of fibres and stitches.

    I thought your crazy quilt block was done last time! LOL. The possibilities really are endless, aren't they? Beautiful work, as always. :D

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  10. What a wonderful piece, I love your owl.

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  11. Beautiful work, the owl is brilliant, I love how you have created the background to look like tree bark, very clever.

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  12. Two lovely pieces. your daughters got it just right.

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  13. both are beautiful! I love that little owl peeking out!

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  14. Beautiful pieces.Cute butterfly and ribbed wheel flowers!

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  15. Your crazy quilted block is wonderful - I love the bird, and everything you've done leads from it - so beautifully cohesive.

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