No Feathers Here!

April 15, 2018

Oooooh, the little varmints. Don't they just drive you -- squirrely?!

March 08, 2018

February 09, 2018

Awesome design, love your embellishment work

January 31, 2018

This is so cute! Love the hexagons!

January 29, 2018

January 28, 2018

Cute layout. Live the birdhouse and the hexagons.

January 28, 2018

Cute layout. Live the birdhouse and the hexagons.

January 28, 2018

January 27, 2018

Funny photos! Cute layout. Love the birdhouse and the hexagons.

January 27, 2018

Love that corrugated bird house, such a fabulous idea. Your little squirrel is adorable; we have a liking for squirrels in our family, too. Always love the use of hexagons and the different patterns are great. Thanks for the lift, and the kind words.

January 27, 2018

beautiful!

January 27, 2018

LOL, love the title; your corrugate house and your hexagons are perfect!

January 27, 2018

Perfect inspiration for me to use those corrugated paper pads! This would be a great entry in the Not to be Squared challenge too! Of course if your squirrel had a name then jump into the Scrap Your Pet challenge lol!!

January 26, 2018

Oh wow! This is just perfect! You hit the challenge brief beautifully! Love the corrugated bird house and the resin bird - awesome. Love hexagons and they really give this project the right feel and colour combination. Well done on this. I love that you have a squirrel for real! Never ever ever seen one!

January 26, 2018

Lyn, the colors on this project are absolutely perfect! The soft yellow gives a nod to the little furry barbarian that keeps raiding your feeder, while the violet tint pulls in just the right touch of tree and sky. SO pretty. I love the birdhouse, which I know you cobbled together yourself because - well, it just LOOKS so much better than something from a package. I love this. REALLY love it! I've got a little squirrel that insisted on burglarizing my bird feeders until we finally hit on hanging them on long strings with carabiners on the ends so that there's nothing for him to grab on and climb down. Now he stays on the ground and scavenges for leftovers and fall outs. He's fun to watch now that he's not costing me a fortune in bird seed.