On my table for much too long, but they are a happy and loving pair.. You might ask.... Why would she give Winslow a mouse? eeek? But he has become a vegetarian, so not to worry.. Besides, he has a kind heart.
Winslow stand 12" tall ( a big fellow!) I used Baby Doll sheep's wool for him. It is so soft, and Brambles is a mere 2 1/2" tall. I used Merino wool for her.
I have crocheted a basket for Winslow's berries.. I hope you enjoyed your visit, and that they gave you a smile.They are now available on ebay
Wishing you all a beautiful week.
blessings,
Penny
Oh they are both so cute and their names fit them perfectly. I love the last photo with tiny Bramble in Winslow's berries basket.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Drora
HI Drora,
DeleteI am so happy you like them. Thank you!
Of course, they gave me a big smile, Penny, they're such a lovely and adorable couple to start this new day ;)! Okay, Winslow it is, but personally I had to think of another Winslow, the famous man from the British comdey series "Keeping up appearances", that guy is also very "harmless", especially for mice, hehehe ;)! As always I LOVE seeing your needlefelting works, they're so adorable, alwaysmade with love and fantastic work!
ReplyDeleteWishing you a beautiful week too.
Blessings, Ilona
Dear Ilona,
DeleteA big smile is just what I wanted.
I have never seen that British comedy series, it sound like it would be quite enjoyable.
Wishing you a beautiful week.
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
ReplyDeleteLOOK at his friendly, sweet paw waving, HELLO!!!!!!!!!! teeeheeeeeee
Well Winslow, I'm happy to meet you and double happy that you are a vegetarian! Little Bramble can safely travel with you as the two of you go berry picking for the autumn harvest! JUST DARLING, PENNY! I knew you were going to weave in a ton of personality, as you always do, and both of them are loaded with it! His tail, exquisite!!!!!
MUCH LOVE!
Hello Anita! Much love to you and your darling husband. Bonnie from Diamonds and Daisies
DeleteMy dear Anita,
DeleteWinslow loves his companion, and yes, good thing, right? Thank you dear friend. Your words touch my heart.
Dear Penny not only does Winslow and Bramble make me smile they warm my heart as well. Just perfectly done with your special touch of sweetness. Hope you are blessed today dear friend. Hugs!
ReplyDeleteHow sweet of you Debbie.. Thank you so much Have a great day!
DeleteOh How adorable!!!!!I am so pleased you liked the name....I've got to tell you the cutest thing! You have nature 'noise' playing here at your blog, and there are doves cooing-MY dove, Norton, is going crazy!!!!He thinks I have some doves in this room (near his aviary)!!! He is hooting up a storm! I'm smiling out loud!
ReplyDeleteLove ya dear....
Yes I do! Thank you.
DeleteOh for pete sake... How funny is that.
Norton probably has no idea how the doves got in the room.
Have a wonderful week.
How sweet he is...Love ❤️ Happy autumn love Ria x
ReplyDeleteHappy week to you, dear Ria.. So kind of you to stop in. Thank you!
DeleteI am in love. These might be two of your best of all time! And I love the house, too. Oh Penny, your gifts are so very great!
ReplyDeleteYes, he DOES look like a Winslow. What a cute pair you have created, Penny. And those red berries really stand out in the cute crocheted basket. I love the pictures where his paw is up - it looks like he's saying "hello" to us hehehehe. He has such a sweet face, I love him. : )
ReplyDelete~Sheri
Hi Penny! It's lovely to see you are atill creating. I decided to take a look at my old blog. I do miss blogging but for now you can find me on FB if you are so inclined. Take care, Bonnie Silva\ Diamonds and daisies. Xo
ReplyDeletePenny, the vintage looking paper in my cabinet is actually a piece of scrapbook paper that I saw out shopping. It is so darling in person, and I just bought it cause it reminded me of Jess and the baby. Nel made her a scrapbook that she'll be giving her this weekend, so maybe she can find some use for it. : )
ReplyDelete~Sheri
Penny dear you have chosen delightful names.
ReplyDeleteAnd to see them finished up is such a treat.
Now onto another project. How about a felted cornucopia over flowing with felted pumpkins, gords, and dried corn ears of multi colour. What about some felted Christmas �� trees with felted ornaments ?? I am sure you will surprise us once again.
Xx
Dore