Simple squares knitted in warm tones of yarn are used to create this winsome little bird
KNITTED IN BASIC stitches to form simple square shapes, this stout little owl sums up the comfort of autumn.
Yarn in seasonal hues of russet and brown is used for his body and unpolished buttons for his hypnotic eyes, giving the characterful bird a rustic appeal.
His feet are made of crocheted loops, so he can perch on a shelf adding a cheery face among the books.
THE PATTERN
Owl Body (make 2)
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Frost-Coated Waves
A Norfolk garden’s airy grasses and lingering seedheads create an inspiring sight of beauty, texture and movement in the winter months.
The Garden In... March And April
Kari-Astri Davies is settling in plants and sowing seeds to enjoy her garden in the months ahead.
Pots Of Sunshine
The most joyful early flowers, daffodils thrive in containers, creating bright spots of colour.
Dartmoor's Twisted Oaks
With its ancient moss-covered trees and boulder-strewn floor, Wistman’s Wood exudes an atmosphere of mystery.
Recreating The Living Past
A painstakingly - created model landscapes encapsulates the essence of a rural Oxfordshire vale in bygone times
The Wild Mushroom Hunter
Wayne Thomas uses his expert eye to forage for edible fungi in the woodlands of the Wye Valley
Flush Of Rich Perfume
The pink buds and flowers of Viburnum x bodnantense bring a sweet fragrance to frosty borders
Brewing A Heritage
A family business in the heart of the Black Country produces beer the traditional way
Bold Performers
Their striking appearance may belie a tender nature, but a long, colourful display earns Hebe speciosa hybrids a sheltered place in the garden
Mellowed In Time
At the foot of the South Downs sits an East Sussex garden where grasses wave in the wind and flowers thread through ribbons of foliage
