And here are more owls made into shawl sticks as well.
Whenever I make a new item such as these owls, I like to take a photo showing basic construction.
I then print it out on an index card with more instructions such as clay thickness, clay color recipes used, etc. I then keep it in this mini album that sits on my desk for a quick reference guide. It is important that I do this and not just trust my memory for when I need to make more.
Here are more owls that I made using Judy Belcher's Knitting technique on CraftArtEdu.
My friend, Cynthia Blanton, lives miles away at the other end of the country, but thanks to the internet and e-mails, we feel much closer. We seem to have a lot of similar interests -- at least where polymer clay comes in. She has been playing with Judy Belcher's tutorial as well and you can see some cool items she has made on her blog. I love her "knit" sweater which would pair quite nicely with my knit socks.
I should mention that all of the above items (except Cynthia's adorable sweater of course) are now available at The Falkland General Store. This is a real gem with lots of great supplies and gift type items for the knitter or anyone else who just enjoys cool stuff!
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