I can't think why, but I have never made geese on wheels before
I might make one or two just for me, as these will be rolling off somewhere. Honk!
Hermit, needle felter and artist writing from a cottage in rural Shropshire. Blogging since 2005.
So random and cute! Love the spots and stripes! x
ReplyDeleteOh, Gretel! They are so funny!:0))) I'm sure you'll have to introduce to us their siblings, because lots of people would like to have one at home! So..., take the needle and sing a song:)))
ReplyDeleteI can't believe geese on wheels haven't been created before - it seems the right way to go! They're really cute.
ReplyDeleteHehe how cute are those :-)
ReplyDeleteHugs,
A x
These are gorgeous. We have just had the Goose Fair, your timing is perfect.
ReplyDeleteuh oh...I see some caravans rolling along shortly...xx
ReplyDeleteSo cute - great idea and think of all the other things you could put wheels on too!! x Jo
ReplyDeleteWheely marvellous! What about a mother goose with little goslings being pulled along behind in a sort of train affair?
ReplyDeleteThey've got wheels!!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant!
xo,
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How adorable and fun! Love 'em!
ReplyDeleteOh Gretel, these wheelie geese surely do deliver smiles. They are terrific designs, and as others have said, definitely might lead to a large flock.
ReplyDeleteI could imagine a mother goose (where have I heard that term before...) with accompanying offspring.
Or...much, much larger (really big...way beyond needle felting) wheelie geese facing each other as in your photo, as sentinels at a passageway to a special play room (something vaguely Egyptian circling round my brain.) My imagination is still rolling, but I know that yours is still far ahead!
xo
VERY sweet indeed! They are sure to make someone very happy. :)
ReplyDeleteAs Craig says on Strictly Come Dancing ...... FAB U LOUS!!
ReplyDeletehahhah....these are great...... what fun! Of course, I do have to admit...I've always loved little toys on wheels.... never actually had one either ....maybe I need to make me a toy on wheels too...hmmm... now what to try? ....
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