Wordless Wrensday

4 11 2009

cwren1

Back in Ann Arbor we had many little Carolina Wrens about the yard and I loved their perky demeanor and tidy little stick nests. They were particularly cute hopping upside down the trunk in the white birch right outside my office window. Now I know just one Wren in Ann Arbor but she is pretty perky, too and brings a lot to the birders in our blog neighborhood.cwren


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4 11 2009
raehan

How much, little lady? Sounds like you are all hired out and over-committed, but will you have extra for sale?

4 11 2009
Wren

Hey! I saw it first!

Vicki, this is absolutely amazing. I can’t imagine how much work it took but it’s like magic. Yesterday “I think I’ll make a Carolina Wren” and today the wren is chirping at us – from her nest, no less!

I worship at your felt shrine, and hope you’re still thinking about an Etsy shop.

4 11 2009
KGMom

Do you just dream these sweet things up, and then make them. Or do you have a girormous pattern book–felt critters in all shapes and sizes?

4 11 2009
kenju

Vicki, it is absolutely precious!! and I also want to know the answer to KGmom’s question!

4 11 2009
Keri

Your vision really is amazing.

4 11 2009
srp

What an adorable piece of felting….. I always knew you were quite creative and a gifted artist, but now you are outdoing yourself with each piece!!! I would love to see a little bluebird in felting or an eastern towhee. Oh! I have finally heard the owls in our woods. This summer there was a screaming… literally a screaming bird every night and she perched on a branch next to the street light. About 18 – 22 inches tall.. we decided she was a juvenile owl, possibly a great horned as she was the right size. All summer she screamed… perhaps more than one. But now, it has stopped and has been replaced with that wonderful hooting. I expect she will keep the mouse population in the preserve under control.

4 11 2009
Cindy

I’m not sure why I’ve never viewed your blog before now, but I followed a like from Wrens’ (Janes) post on facebook and found this delightful post! As a fellow Michigander I’m so envious that you have Carolinas in your area. (we rarely see them up north) What a delightful creation, I love your little felt wren :)

4 11 2009
Cathy S.

Ah, gorgeous. Do you realize how very talented you are?

5 11 2009
FC

Hey! Very lifelike!

I know I’m male but what exactly is “felting” ? I’ve been afraid to ask, since apparently everyone else seems to know. How do you do whatever it is you are doing?

6 11 2009
NCMountainwoman

Amazing! You will fit in well with the other artists in Western North Carolina!

8 11 2009
Miz S

I was here earlier today but was wrendered speechless (ha! I slay me!) by your talent. I still don’t know what to say. Except, WOW.

10 11 2009
Val

I love the Carolina Wrens. Perky is right, and sometimes downright fussy! We have a nest in our back yard.

I’m with FC, I’d love to read a post on how you felt with some pix.

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