A newly hatched chick! So much fun to make. She is up in the shop right now.
This afternoon is devoted to making Purim costumes. I’ve got one Queen Esther and one Vashti and yards and yards of sparkly purple and gold fabric. It should be a fun afternoon sewing with mommy!
I absolutely love this one! Great work, and Happy Birthday Roxanne! My Roxie will be turning 4 in May.
Cheers…
Hello from Toronto,
I love this chick!
Warm regards,
Gabriela
love the fluff!
i saw this on your flickr right before i fell asleep last night and i dreamed about and it was so sweet and love-y to me and then my dog frightened it and it bit me!
i saw this on your flickr right before i fell asleep last night and i dreamed about and it was so sweet and love-y to me and then my dog frightened it and it bit me!
Cute…. I need to take a picture of the fledgling hummingbirds that are in my friend’s garden.
I can’t look at a bird without thinking about you and how it would look ABBY-tized.
So cute!I hope that you post a picture of your Purim costumes!
This chick is amazing!!
How ’bout a sage grouse Abby?
I found your blog after buying the book “Softies”. Love this chick – the detail on the legs especially is so true to life.
I so love this bird, the feathers, oh my,
wow, you do Purim “old school”! even when i was a kid in Israel in the 80s Queen Esther was kind of old fashioned. not a clue what they dress up as whatever’s on TV. that’s so sad…
i actually was Esther one year. my grandma always made our costumes. we even made one together one year, when i was “swan lake” (my idea), she made the ballerina skirt and i cut and painted little swans that i hung on it. i was also a Patriot missile one year, during the gulf war. oh, good times…