I saw this project featured on Jennifer Johner’s The Little Things and there was no question that I had to post it. To answer the question, no – you absolutely can’t have too many owls. At least in my humble opinion. Owls are smart and . . . smart.
Jennifer completed this project with a canvas, papers, Mod Podge and some other embellishments. She used a digital kit, which I’ve never done before, but I’ll let her tell you more about it here. She says it’s easy, and I believe her. Go check it out!
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You are right… there is no such thing as too many owls! It’s not possible!
Thanks for sharing!!!
Smart minds think alike…I have been painting/modgepodging owls lately!
So cute! Here is a link to one I sold on Etsy. The crooked smile was just an accident of paper placement. Mod Podge & scrap paper as well!
http://www.etsy.com/view_transaction.php?transaction_id=9704640
Let’s see others people!
Too cute! I left you a little shout out on my blog!
I love your blog!! I just started blogging and I just started to hone in on my crafty side. So far Mod Podge has been my best friend. Thanks for all the many wonderful ideas.
SOOOOOO Hoot’in cute!
Alyshia
I love owls too and her way of making this was way cool and I think will be easy. I must try one myself.
I (heart) owls, too! I was so excited that my girls’ preschool teacher collects owls; now I can make fun projects for her as gifts. This canvas would be a great holiday present!
Thanks everyone! I actually have an owl tattoo. I love it! Check out my Flickr (astar328) to see it.
Okay, I totally thought of you when I was trolling another blog and ran acrossed a link for an etsy shop that has a TON of owls. You’ve probably already seen it, but if not its aprilfoss.etsy.com