by Silver RavenWolf copyright 2018 Baby Crow can be made easily from felt in a very short time, making this project a super fun activity for children!  I structured a simple, versatile design so that you can create baby crows for quilting applique, primitive cloth (add ¼ inch seam allowance) stuffed animal/ornie, felt, or paper crafts.  The Baby Crow (Marmalade she calls herself) shown in these instructions was created out of felt. Supplies for Felt Project– Black Felt Yell

Primitive Ornie Bats designed by Silver. No Witches’ ornie collection would be complete without flapping bats, flying ravens, and squawking crows!  Here are my two newest patterns for you to enjoy: The Bats! Please note that pattern is a little lopsided on purpose, to give the bat his or her own character. You can easily adjust to more symmetrical if you so desire. I took the Black Cat pattern and expanded it.  Top stitching after you turn the bat right side out (and before y

Primitive Ornie Bats designed by Silver. No Witches’ ornie collection would be complete without flapping bats, flying ravens, and squawking crows!  Here are my two newest patterns for you to enjoy: The Bats! Please note that pattern is a little lopsided on purpose, to give the bat his or her own character. You can easily adjust to more symmetrical if you so desire. I took the Black Cat pattern and expanded it.  Top stitching after you turn the bat right side out (and before y

Country Primitive Crow, Dove, Raven, Bluebird Pattern for Spirit Dolls or Grunging by Silver RavenWolf First it was the dolls, then the cat…now, of course, we must have a crow!  I created this pattern for you over the Saint Patrick’s Day weekend.  The pattern can be simply sewn and stuffed with your favorite materials, or it can be cut out of muslin, sewn, and grunged (as in my previous article).  All I ask is that you do not sell my pattern, or mass market my design.  I adde

Country Primitive Crow, Dove, Raven, Bluebird Pattern for Spirit Dolls or Grunging by Silver RavenWolf First it was the dolls, then the cat…now, of course, we must have a crow!  I created this pattern for you over the Saint Patrick’s Day weekend.  The pattern can be simply sewn and stuffed with your favorite materials, or it can be cut out of muslin, sewn, and grunged (as in my previous article).  All I ask is that you do not sell my pattern, or mass market my design.  I adde