I've been eying up fabric -
(this one is from Spoonflower - scrumptious!)
(this one I found on Hartsfabric's site)
(and this fabric is from Harts too!)Owl material isn't all I've been taken with. I am thinking of gettin' my craft on by
making one of these - as Amy at the Leaky Lounge blog has so kindly listed a tutorial for, or one of these 
appliqued on who knows what?!Yumi Yumi's etsy Shop has been getting a lot of looks from me -- love it! Go look-see!
There are over 62,000 owl related items on Zazzle - and I've been working my way through the site, page by page (some pretty adorable stuff here! Even Shoes!), and I've even found (and bookmarked!) a blog devoted to all things owlie - My Owl Barn.
I find myself searching Ravelry for cute Owl patterns - this is adorable, and this is too cute for words, I love this and this makes me want to grab the needles and go-go-go!
Whoo-oo'd a thunk it? An old broad can change her taste (somebody hide my credit cards!)
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I wanna learn crochet so I can make these:
http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/owlets
Owls are awesome!
Owls are a hoot! Ha!
Seriously though, the egg cosy os a bit scary. I think it's the red eyes.
Well on Ravelry there is this neat sweater that has owls on it and it is very cute. Its called Owls, by Kate Davies.
Owls!! I am also on an owl kick. I want to knit Who? http://penguinpurls.blogspot.com/2008/12/who.html and Owlings http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/owlings. I've crocheted Roman Sock's cute little Owlets a while ago too!
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