I actually didn't realise I had been infected with the bug until I saw this in the charity shop:
I literally ran to the shelf, grabbed him (yes, my owl is a he) and knew I had to have him. In fact, it was only once I had paid for him and had his heavy little being in my bag, that I knew I had the owl-love thing.
He just looks so good on the mantlepiece (must get rid of Royal Wedding Korknisse).
Already, I have found myself seeking out all things owl-y; it seems there is no point just having one owl, you need many.
Good grief. Where will it end....? Fellow owl-loving bloggers, I blame you...
Hi, did your owl miss a brother or a sister? Let me have a look this afternoon when I return home. I'll take a shot of mine (it was a gift, the night bird came to me from Graz in Austria), so you both can see if they came from the same nest ;)
ReplyDeletewelcome in the owl addicted world.
ciao
WOW! your mantlepiece looks great - that mirror is brilliant! Good luck with the crochet! xx
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ReplyDeleteLove your Korknisse ...I've never seen these before and they are very cute !
Look forward to seeing your toadstool.
Jacquie x
Hi,thank you for your lovely comments on my blog i was so blown away. I know what you mean about all this owl stuff, i've yet to see an owl craft i didn't love. Your mantle looks sweet your new friend looks right at home
ReplyDeleteKaren xx
hey - love your owl. My lovely friend jane (teawaggontales) would have him painted in pastel colours quicker than a blink!
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fee ♥
Just popped over from Bunny Mummy's. I don't know about the owl but your mirror is devine!
ReplyDeleteAlso I'm loving your toadstool.
Oh you can't beat a bit of owl love ;) It'll be gnomes next LOL
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