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Showing posts with label spring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spring. Show all posts
Sunday, February 23, 2014
Garden Rabbit in green corduroy bib overalls
Primitive rabbit Hiram Hare is a 29" tall rabbit made from a vintage wool blanket. His corduroy pants used to be a corduroy shirt. I've just listed him in my ETSY SHOP where you'll find more photos that show just how special he is. His eyes are applique'd, painted and have button iris/pupil stitched in place. I also added a painted highlight dot. The nose is a small triangle shaped pillow of light brown ultrasuede detailed with painted shading and hightlight. He comes with the fabric carrot shown in the photo.
Labels:
bib overalls,
bunny,
corduroy,
Easter,
handmade,
hare,
lucys lazy dayz folk art,
Lucys Lazy Dayz Primitives,
Prim,
primitive,
rabbit,
spring
Sunday, February 9, 2014
New Large Primitive Black Wool Rabbit
Robert is a large 35 inch tall rabbit made of fabric recycled from a black wool winter coat. His wool hat was formerly a blazer and the pants were a pair of women's pants. Oh yes, the buttons are from a coat. He sits 21 inches high.
The fabrics are all clean and he's stuffed with mostly polyester fiberfill but there's fabric trimming in his butt to help him sit so nicely.
His eyes are painted cotton hand stitched in place. I painted the edges and used brown pastels to shade the inner edge of his eye. I stitched a button in the middle
You can find him on my WEBSITE or in my ETSY SHOPPE with more photos.
The fabrics are all clean and he's stuffed with mostly polyester fiberfill but there's fabric trimming in his butt to help him sit so nicely.
His eyes are painted cotton hand stitched in place. I painted the edges and used brown pastels to shade the inner edge of his eye. I stitched a button in the middle
You can find him on my WEBSITE or in my ETSY SHOPPE with more photos.
Monday, February 4, 2013
New offerings on The Prim Nest
I've listed these two offerings on The Prim Nest. The rabbit on the left is made of cotton flannel and is standing on a piece of a vintage farm table that literally fell apart from use and abuse. He stands thanks to supports inside his legs. He's as sweet as he can be with his bag of carrots. This is a OOAK.The cat is nearly life size and weighted so it might hold a light door. My mother purchased the fabric in the late 1960's to reupholster a vintage sofa and chair and this was a leftover. The tummy is wool from a thrift store skirt. Her (?) face is hand embroidered with button eyes and sisal whiskers.
Labels:
bunny,
cat,
folk art,
Lucy's Lazy Dayz Primitives,
OOAK,
spring,
The Prim Nest
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