Showing posts with label feather tree ornies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label feather tree ornies. Show all posts

Monday, December 12, 2011

Spun Cotton Mermaids

Here are the latest additions to the shop! 
Mermaids!
Two of them, to be exact. 



One in aqua and one in periwinkle.

Sometimes when I am working I just go with the flow and wait to see what will happen. 
These were made at the same time I was completing a commissioned piece. 
A little planned, a little unplanned;  this is how I get to enjoy my work all of the time.

Hope you enjoy my work, too! 
These are available in my etsy shop right now. 

http://www.sycamoremoonstudios.etsy.com

Thanks so much for popping in to see what is new!

Until next time, just keep swimming!

Theresa

Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Christmas Spun Cotton

Just right for your feather tree!
These three ladies were so fun to make and I am really pleased with how they came out.




They are spun cotton over an armature with hand sewn crepe paper clothing.
Some of the clothing is cotton as well, heavily glittered, of course!
Each angel has golden, German paper wings.

I hope to have them in my etsy shop by tomorrow evening.

Thanks for dropping in for a bit.

Until next time, happy dreaming!

Theresa


Sunday, November 7, 2010

Retro Snow

Here are the latest snowmen to hit my etsy shop!

They are of the same style as my Halloween ornies from this year.




They are silly-sweet, I think.



I'm not sure how well the tinsel tree works in the photos, but I feel that the snowmen are easier to see than they were when I used my newly made white feather tree.



I'll be posting some new figurines and my latest dark green feather tree next!

Thanks for stopping in to see the "guys"!


Until next time, happy fa-la-laaing.

Theresa

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

I made a feather tree...

..and staffed it with a gaggle of snowmen! (Or is that a passal?)
I really found the making of the tree relaxing.
I may have a new "thing"!
(Don't tell my husband!)

My next tree will be as small as this one, but I think I will use smaller berries on the tips of the branches.
These seem waaaay to big to me.

I also think that I will do a brown trunk, too.

Variety is the spice of life!
Tomorrow I'll share some of my new elves. I have some retro style snowmen that will be coming up for sale soon, too.

Until next time, happy learning!

Theresa