Bunny pumpkin

I think that Chuck, my head tilt bunny, looks more like a version of Munch's, The Scream, and Stormy is lacking her princess tiara but it's a pumpkin after-all.

Flying pigs

It seems that almost all my free time these days is spent in home repair.  This is not such a bad thing as I have enjoyed adding artistic elements to what otherwise might be mundane work.  (Notice my magic closet bunnies in a previous entry.)  For the last six months my home remodeling project has been my utility room.   As I worked I pondered about how I could add creative elements to this project.   It came to me after receiving a bird feeder as a birthday gift with a warning that I would be overrun by flying pigs.  I really don’t mind the flying pigs but I was pleasantly surprised when the first birds to come to my feeder were a pair of goldfinches.   Now I can watch them even on a winter day when the bird feeder has been emptied by the pigs, as I fold laundry, dreaming of the return of spring.

Still in the organizational stage but for all practical purposes, functional. 

Meet Teddy

Meet Teddy!  Teddy is a fuzzy lop that came to stay with me for a couple of weeks.  His fuzziness was irresistible, long black and white fur that was begging to be spun into yarn.  I spun the skein he's standing next to from only two combings, 35 yards, not quite a scarf but it wouldn't take long!  He looks proud and rightfully so!

Magic Closet Bunnies

These bunnies found their way into my book closet.  They are free spirits flourishing in days full of play, filling my art studio with their inspiration.  Hiding behind my books they will remain unseen, only peering through the empty space when a book is drawn.   They are my magic closet bunnies.

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