I enjoyed hooking theTitmouse so much I decided to try another bird.
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Titmouse | | | | | | | | | |
This time I went with a chickadee. It has been so cold here the last week I decided to put him on a snow covered branch.
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Chickadee | |
I fussed and fussed with the eye. It is so small I was hooking in threads of wool so as not to make it too big.
I like doing the backgrounds in spot dyes, hooking them in order as they come through the cutter. It is more tedious but I like the blurred watercolor wash effect it gives.
Enjoy the day. Thanks for reading.
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