Hello all!
Back in August 2020, the theme of this SAL was 'Freedom' which I interpreted as being wild animals in their natural habitat, so many of my pieces which I would have included here, such as elephants, dolphins, koalas and pandas, have already been shown.
So, I'm going to think smaller; animals that live in the wild, but aren't particularly 'wild'.
Let's start off with five Harvest Mice, or rather the story of one mouse who likes more than a little bit to eat!
Or how about six little Woodland Folk by DMC. Toby, Ollie, Bert, Frankie, Molly and Sally aren't exactly intimidating, but they're still wild:
As are these Red Foxes from the Young'uns collection by Gloria and Pat. They look so cute, and since urban foxes can be quite 'tame' it's sometimes hard to accept they are actually wild (apart from when they howl or fight outside my house in the middle of the night!)
Finally, I'm going back to big wildlife with an I-wouldn't-touch-this-with-a-bargepole chart... The Amazing Animal Kingdom by Aimee Stewart, available where else but HAED. Like some other similar Aimee Stewart pictures, I might buy this as a print.
Next month's theme is Travel... I quite fancy a trip around the world!
Take care,
Rachel x
3 comments:
Thanks for taking part in The People’s Choice this month. I love your chonky little mice! The other woodland creatures are adorable too. I quite agree about the HAED, definitely better as a print!
What a cute collection of wild-ish animals!
Love all your animals. So beautiful. I agree a print of that beautiful artwork is better than stitching it.
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