Made by Rex Winn
I began these little critters last summer. They are finally finished. The black and white one are sitting in my window, while the second white one is off for a friend’s baby.
Lambs
I began these little critters last summer. They are finally finished. The black and white one are sitting in my window, while the second white one is off for a friend’s baby.
Includes Jonni’s famous Paper Mache Clay recipe, and tips on choosing the right recipe for your next project.
These lambs are so cute. Your work is beautiful and I love the finish. They look like porcelain. Congrats!
I love the lambs Rex, they are absolutely adorable! Fantastic job!!!
Thanks, Susan. I’m surprised by how much fun I have looking at them through my front room window. They are always on the lookout.
I was looking at your critters the other day, fondly! What a great place you live in.
So cute!
What a cuties Rex. They look like porcelain. Glad you finished them and share them with us. Let Spring begin
Sweet little lambs Rex! Just in time for lambing season. Of course you are giving one away….would you have it any other way? I like their sweet little eyes.
Thanks, Eileen. They are the first project where I used glass eyes. The problem I had was the face was too flat when I glued on the eyes. Next I couldn’t build out the face because the eyes would get buried. I call them my “flat-faced lambs!” Hope you are doing well. (Physical therapy is helping with the concussion!)
Well it is good to try new techniques to see if you like them. Jonni has taught us so well in the painting of the eyes that at the art shows I often get asked if the eyes are glass….nope, just painted as my teacher taught me!
Did you get another concussion or is this from years back?
Thanks, Connie. They are a foot tall. The ears and legs are sort of fragile, so this trip around I added more clay.
And tell LeRoy he is welcome to be friends, but he can’t chase them! lol
Thanks, Jonni.
These are really cute Rex! How tall are they? The ears are perfect with how they stick out from the head. I like these!! Great job!