Hi everyone! Sorry for the delay in posting our Folksy Friday theme this morning - there may have been other things happening that have thrown us a bit off course.
But to kick us off on our first official Folksy Friday Forum theme, we’d love you to share your favourite garden birds on Folksy! Click on the blog post below to see some inspiration from I Am Acrylic
So we’d love you to scour Folksy to find your favourite blue tits, wrens, blackbirds and their feathery friends and share them here. The idea is to spread the love, so please show us nic things other sellers have made and not nice things from your own shop
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Sorry Camilla…I would like to take part but really not feeling it today…too sad and in shock.
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This little pheasant is in my shop, along with an owl and a puffin!
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Plenty of the real thing in the garden and i have been coveting this one from a far
Walter is a unique, handmade textile art bird based on a magpie. His body is made from two different black, white and grey fabrics, with his wings and tail using a heavier weight textile in a silky chinese print with distressed edges. His tail has...
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I didn’t know there was to be a theme! I have twittered a bird and instagamed it too, by coincidence ¡
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BizzyLiz
(Bizzy Liz)
24 June 2016 12:23
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Excellent mind-reading Sue!
We’ll announce a #folksyfriday theme for the forums every Friday morning but you can also do your own! More info here
Every Friday we want YOU, the good folk of Folksy, to help us spread the word about all the amazing handmade items on Folksy by taking part in Folksy Friday!
You can do that by creating and sharing a Folksy Friday post on your blog, Facebook Page, Instagram account or as a Pinterest board. Once you’ve created your Folksy Friday, share it here and on social media using the #folksyfriday hashtag!
If you don’t have a blog or you’re not on social media, don’t worry. You can also take part in Folks…
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Sorry, I misread the instructions and included an item from my own shop in the post above!
Instead, here’s a lovely wren I’ve found when looking through Folksy…
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Gorgeous Blue Tit glass coaster from Heavenly Anarchist.
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I love this goldfinch by CoverStory
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Some lovely blackbirds from @BigBirdLittleBird for Folksy Friday
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Ok, so these might not be garden birds in the truest sense of the word but they are birds and how more upmarket can you get than the gardens at Chelsea!! And I just love them
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There are so many beautiful birds in this shop, (@buttercupboutique ) and great quality photography to show them off:
This is a lovely hand stitched felt owl brooch, in shades of blue and green. It features a little grey owl with applique wing and belly in Liberty of London fabric. It has a stitched face with black beaded eyes, The owl has been mounted onto a navy...
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Who could fail to love Roz’s goldfinch.
One of a series of british garden birds, a needle felted goldfinch. This goldfinch is approximately life-size, measuring 12cm x 6cm and has been needle felted using merino wool over a core wool. It has black beaded eyes and wire legs have been added...
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erkinwald
(Lynn Britton)
24 June 2016 17:38
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Love this print, I’m sure you can include chickens as garden birds, my friend has chicken in her garden.
Limited edition print, edition number 47/100. includes backing board and mount to fit frame size 10 X 8 inches all ready to frame , shipped flat. Printed on archival card with 90 years light fast inks. Edition numbers may be higher due to sales else...
I’m doing a Pinterest board but I came across this from @Metal Magpie (who I can’t seem to tag?) and thought it was lovely and a bit different!
This hanging basket bracket features the silhouette of four birds sat on a branch. Cut from solid steel, with a black powdercoating finish, these can be used with hanging baskets up to 18" diameter, or alternatively used as a bird/squirrel feed h...
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And these fabulous bird earrings from @clairegentdesign
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Loving this cushion - colours are fabulous - not sure if they are strictly garden birds but gorgeous none the less.