Before I start - just a reminder that the book and leaflets here on Ebay are finishing tomorrow and that the WFM bookmarks are here!!! I guess I should've mentioned that the Norma Benporath book is probably a 'collector's item'. Still, that's what comes of having the brain of a nincompoop!!! Sorry about the 'plug' on the bookmarks but I am SO excited about them!!!!!
Today I just HAD to show you these little birds that Sarah made from the robin pattern. I couldn't resist them. The top three pictures are how they came to me but I wanted to see what they'd look like all sitting in a line!!!
They remind me of birds sitting on the telephone lines here in the UK although we don't have many so beautifully coloured as these. The red one even has a tuft on his head and looks just like a red cardinal. I've always wanted to design one of those and now it looks as if I might've already done so!!! Thanks, Sarah.
It always fascinates me when I go to the USA to see all the power lines overhead. I always think that must be dangerous in high winds and/or freezing conditions. Gives me the heeby jeebies just thinking about it.
It always fascinates me when I go to the USA to see all the power lines overhead. I always think that must be dangerous in high winds and/or freezing conditions. Gives me the heeby jeebies just thinking about it.
I love the birds! She did a wonderful job of them!
ReplyDeleteLove all the colorful birds. Nice Tatting Sarah!
ReplyDeleteOh how I wish my Grandma could see that...she'd have loved those! Simply amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat birds Sarah, thanks for sharing them Jane.
ReplyDeleteisn't it amazing how the looks of something changes when all you do is change the color of thread you use?
Awesome birds! :)
ReplyDeleteThey look great, Sarah has really transformed that pattern by using other colours.
ReplyDeleteThose birds are adorable. That's another of my goals in the the new year. Them and the flying piggy. Very pretty Sarah. Thank you for sharing Jane.
ReplyDeletegreat idea lining the birds on a wire! very nice colours used for the birds. i must tat some now.
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