Woolly Owl Hat Finished

I came across a really fantastic, super cute crochet owl hat tutorial by Kat Goldin.  It's free too!  If you love to crochet, you should really check it out.  The tutorial is well-made and easy to follow.

 This is the owl hat that I finished in the newborn size.  I used Lion Brand Cotton-Ease yarn in Seaspray and Lime.  The yarn is a cotton and acrylic mix.  It's pretty soft, but I think pure cotton would have been softer.  However, the colours were perfect for what I wanted.

This is the photo from the tutorial.  I LOVE that changing purple colour (and those cheeks)!  I also love that the eyes are not white.  It seems like every owl pattern out there uses white.  I like that the grey kind of blends in with the purple a little. 

So I opted to make the eyes green.  Why not  :)  It's less stark than white! 

 This makes it look like an owl sitting on a branch!  Cool, huh?

I like everything about this tutorial and the finished owl hat.  Love, love, LOVE it!  :)  Thanks, Kat Goldin!

Happy crocheting!

Fleeting Images Of Felt Owls

Here is one more ACEO that I can show you. It's called "Fleeting Images Of Felt Owls". It is vividly coloured and has spooky tree outlines behind sleepy Felt Owls.

You can find it in my shop!

Felt Owl Ornament Tags

I wanted to show you something I've been working on lately! These are Felt Owl Ornament Tags. You can use them as snazzy tags for your presents, or use them to decorate and accessorize your home. I discovered that they make pretty adornments on a bouquet of flowers, and I know they would make great Christmas tree ornaments.
Here they are without raffia tags yet. They're really fun when grouped together.
I am looking forward to using them on my gift packages, and I think you will like them too. You can find them as singles or sets of 3 in my shop.
Have a happy owly day!