He was made of knitted triangles stitched together over an authentic red deer stag's head. I especially enjoyed the bullfinch perched on his antlers!
And then there was the knitted haggis and her offspring outside the cafe, collecting for a local charity ...
Now I know what to do with leftover weaving yarn?
Brilliant!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely one for TQTS on Facebook!!
Such fun indeed ... though when I told a friend (male) about it, a look of blind incomprehension crossed his face ... definitely a (female?) textile joke, I think!
DeleteToo cute ! Thanks for sharing your photos !
ReplyDeleteWhen I was teaching reading to those children who found it hard, we used a Scottish based reading scheme which has left me ever more fond of a good haggis!
Deletelove it! - cheers everyone up!
ReplyDeleteIt sent us home with smiles on our faces, helped also by great cake!
Deletedes créations naïves et plein d'humour, comme je les aime :))
ReplyDeleteEh bien, naïve, et pour moi, le bouvreuil sur le bois de cerf était la touche finale.
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