Yup, very talented lady.
The horses were actually inspired by the Ford Mustang Logo.
Pretty good stuff. Someday, I might just learn how he did it.
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| More of Mom's set-up at a show. She crochet'd everything imaginable (and a few things that not only aren't imaginable, they aren't printable). These little people on the right are actually kleenex box covers. Left of them are door knob accents, in the basket are snowflakes. The listing could go on and on. Yup, very talented lady. |
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| Dad's owls and horses. Yup, you're right, one of the owls in the triple sets (as Dad would say) "didn't get the word". The horses were actually inspired by the Ford Mustang Logo. |
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| More of Dad's owls, squirrels and horses. These owls, in case you're wondering, started as a simple 2X4. He'd get them cut with a bandsaw and then burn with with a propane torch to get the grain carved out. The burning also created the light/dark differential in them. Pretty good stuff. Someday, I might just learn how he did it. |
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| Some of Dad's display at a craftshow. I gave him my design for the deer and sleigh, along with a few of the trivettes - he gave me about 30 other trivette designs. We did a lot of trading back and forth. It was kinda fun seeing how the same basic thing would sell completely differently in our two different areas. | ||||||||||||||
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