Destined to be stuck onto brooch baaaaaaacks.
Well, wouldn't you be?
I had the chance to take a Fimo course at our local craft shop, and made loveliness for the upcoming winter festivities (ahem) which I will show you in the fullness of time; but since I came home I have been making non seasonal flowery and sheepy pieces. I find them all the more appealing because their coats appear to be made from Swiss rolls. And remind me that my very favourite village names are Sheepy Magna and Sheepy Parva. I always smile when I see those on a map.
Oh, those eyes! I think the exasperated-looking one at top right is my favorite. And those DO look like cinnamon swirls...
ReplyDelete(so obviously I am thinking cinnamon rolls more than jelly sponge ones...)
ReplyDeleteBaaaaah.
ReplyDeleteAx
Eeeep! Those are adorable! You should figure out how to make stitch markers with them too!
ReplyDeleteThose sheep brooches are adorable,I would love one for my daughter how much do you charge ..love Jan xx
ReplyDeleteNow, they have made me smile this morning!
ReplyDeleteadorable x
ReplyDeleteI love your little flock of sheep!
ReplyDeleteLovely sheep!
ReplyDeleteI, meanwhile, should be sticking things onto brooch backs, and have been seriously sidetracked by sock knitting!
I was thinking jam roly poly. Love them. (And jam roly poly.)
ReplyDeleteahh, they are soo cute!
ReplyDeletexx
you crazy English person!
ReplyDeleteThose sheep are so cute...
Soooo cute - am sure they'll sell really well, they're such fun!
ReplyDeleteLove your little sheepies! Wonder if they'll live in Sheepy Parva when they grow up & leave home ^v^? Too funny you!
ReplyDeleteThey're so cute Val, defintely little sheep to bring a smile to someones face!
ReplyDeleteWhat could beat a goggly eyed sheep? Maaaahvellous.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE them!!! :)
ReplyDelete