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I've loved owls ever since my great grandpa's macram owl he kept in his living room. It had the Wise Old Owl poem written at the bottom on a hanging piece of paper, and to this day it's the only poem I can quote verbatim (or at least as it was written on that owl - see below for actual poem).
In honor of that hanging owl, I have created my own. These cute little hanging owls are great for decorating just about anything. Trees, purses, backpacks, the places you can put these are endless. With basic increases and decreases you can make one of these up super quick.
But don't stop at making small ornaments, change to a bigger yarn and hook and make a full size stuffed animal. Make a bunch to decorate your kid's bed. It's such an easy pattern that you can make them for everyone.
The pattern gives you instruction on how to create the single color owl and then gives you color change information for the monochromatic owl and striped owl (all pictured).
The Wise Old Owl
A wise old owl sat on an oak,
The more he saw, the less he spoke,
The less he spoke, the more he heard,
Why can't we all be like that bird?
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Deja Jetmir is the designer behind Crochet Ever After. Learning the craft from her great-grandmother when she was a child, Deja has now been crocheting for over 20 years and designing for the last four. Her degree in business accounting not only helps her manage her design business, but has also proven beneficial when working the mathematical aspects of pattern design.
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Deja Jetmir is the designer behind Crochet Ever After. Learning the craft from her great-grandmother when she was a child, Deja has now been crocheting for over 20 years and designing for the last four. Her degree in business accounting not only helps her manage her design business, but has also proven beneficial when working the mathematical aspects of pattern design.
Born and raised in Southern California, Deja has recently moved with her family to San Francisco where she is finding all new inspirations for her patterns.
Deja offers her whole pattern library here. Her past season patterns are offered at the incredible price of $1 each. That's right, only $1 for all those amazing past patterns. All of her patterns are professional edited and formatted (even her free ones) so feel confident you are getting quality for your money. Plus she offeres full support on all patterns by providing her personal email on every pattern.
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