Artful Birds


Margie & I had a very birdie afternoon yesterday.
We both used the wren pattern from Abigail Glassenberg's new book
"The Artful Bird" published by Interweave.
I recycled my 2010 Linea Carta linen calendar to make my birdie.
Margie used a piece of turquoise cotton I had previously stamped
with one of my hand carved bird stamps and made the beaks with polymer clay.
We gave each of them our own twist & when they saw each other
they immediately fell in love ♥








Love them - beautiful! :-)
You never cease to amaze me! I love these birdies. Sounds like you had a grand afternoon! Thanks for sharing.
What a lovely, and loving, collaboration!
Oh, they are so lovely!
these are fantastic! really love the fabrics you have used
LOVE!!
They are so fabulous. I'm going to be a new follower, love, love what you do!!
I just adore all your birds.
Love them, they are beautiful! I have this book on my wish list....my mind is made up to purchase it!
you both must have a lot of fun making these gorgious birdies. Do the stay together? Not in a cage I hope! Hugzz...Peebee
so lovely! really like a lot!!!
These really came out great! The fabrics you made/used are wonderful! I love this book, too.
These are beautiful!You two have been busy making things together!AriadnefromGreece!
Hooray! Your birds are fantastic, and so great together! I'm so glad you enjoyed the book!
-Abby
Great choice of fabric on them too. Matti
Lovely, it's a nice idea to do with children too!
I LOVE THEM!!!!!!!
TWEET TWEET
CAW CCccAAAWW
Oh these are so cute. I may have to get that book....
You just give me a great smile! These are so so cute! Great job!
Sooo lovely birds !!!
♥BunTine
they're wonderful! a very geninne/margie creation! so creative!
Rôôôôhhh, I live them. The tissus are beautifull !
The birds are really cool! I want to play too!
a match made in heaven! both your birds are unique and wonderful, but go so well together. looks like you are having a fabulous time!
These are so sweet and cheerful. I love the idea of your Paint By Numbers! Clever you! Thanks for sharing your art! I always enjoy seeing it.
you are both so talented! wow!
Like I've said before, is there anything you can't do?? Beautiful. Sometimes I just wander over to your blog for a chance to sigh whimsically. x
I have just bought that book too (eagerly awaiting it to arrive in the mail from USA).
Margie and your birds are wonderful...I will be having a go at the owl methinks!
Thanks for sharing and enjoy your time with your friend.
Jacky xox
Tweet, tweet, chirp, chirp, xoxo
sounds like a great weekend. great finds in s. miguel allende too!
Qué hermosos pajarillos!! Me encantaron!! UN beso!!
hi! i love your blogggg.
take a look of this drawing of one of your birds :)
take care!
http://enjambre.deviantart.com/art/birdhead-199031521
These birds are lovely! I wish i was so crafty with a sewingmachine. Somehow my sewingmachine lives its own life and is giving me trouble all the time.But seeing these birds i'm willing to give it a try!
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Oh these are both so gorgeous, I love them :D
I like this so much, Geninne!
It reminds me of upcoming St. Gregory's Day.
Here we say that on that day birds propose to each other and it is considered as a lovers day (something like Valentine's).
There is also a tradition that we put little "ships" with lights (candles) on the water, symbolising the end of indoor work with lamps during winter, as days are getting longer at that time already.
Those birds are delightfully fun... made me smile!
Those are just the tweetest!
Hermosos trabajos y bellisimas fotos! Felicidades.
absolutely gorgeous. both of them.
Thanks for sharing. Love your birds.
It's always such a pleasure to visit here, Geninne! Thanks so very much for sharing your art and world so generously!! Your recent photos are stunning and I'm looking forward to visiting Margie's blog.
These birds are beautiful! You two must have had so much fun -- I'm sure Margie was happy to get away from the incredibly long winter that we've been having :)