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The Fawn

Sharpie and micron pen on cardboard
2013
approx. 30″ x 36″

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April 22, 2014 by fawnandthefox Image animals, art, artist, baby, bambi, cardboard, deer, drawing, fawn, fine art, micron pen, sharpie, wildlife

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I am very sad to share that my Dad passed away on the 7th. He had stage 4 cancer, as some of you know. It is comforting to know he’s no longer in pain, although we all miss him very much already. I’m thankful he was able to meet Livi and spend some time with her. I’ll be spending the next while with being with family and cuddling with Penny 🖤 I will be taking a bit of a break from social media and making things for Etsy until the new year. Thank you to anyone who has offered condolences already. It truly means a lot 🖤

My tree skirt is finished!! I used @evquilts awesome tutorial ❤️ and some @cottonandsteel Tinsel fabric from a few years ago, plus some other fabrics I thought went well. This was a great way to use up fabric and quilt batting scraps 👍 I’m so pleased with the end result #quilting#handmade#treeskirt#christmas#handmade#evquilts#thefawnknits#cottonandsteel#christmas

I just added some new one of a kind tree print bags to my Etsy shop! 💕click the link in my profile to see what’s available. Thank you to anyone who looks! I hope you’re all having a fantastic start to December! *the felted trees are from a Purl Soho pattern, if you’d like to make your own 😊 #projectbag#handmade#knitting#etsyseller#shopsmall#knitting#knittersofinstagram#oneofakind#thefawnandthefox

Livi’s baby quilt is finished!! I’m so happy with how it turned out ☺️💕 I think I like the back as much as the front! Fabric is by @wattsalot with @cottonandsteel - Sleep Tight collection + some mint polka dot from my stash and a couple other cotton and steel prints thrown in. Pattern is the Triangle Hexies Quilt by @emily_dennis_

Just listed 8 tree print project bags in my Etsy shop! ~ link in my Instagram profile. Swipe to see some of the one of a kind bags that are available. There are small, medium and large sized bags. If you don’t see a “sold out” at the beginning of this post, there are still some available 😊 thank you so much if you take the time to look at my shop, or choose to support my small business ❤️ #thefawnandthefox#handmade#projectbag#knitting#knittersofinstagram#crochet#oneofakind#smallbusiness

I made a thing! 💁🏻‍♀️ I made this baby toy using a Pinterest tutorial (just search Montessori ball - there’s a few). It was a little tedious and involved hand sewing but it was super satisfying to see it come together. I’m also happy to report that the baby actually plays with it! - I was ready to use to as a fancy pincushion if she didn’t. 😜 What have been your most successful handmade baby toys? I’d like to make her a few more things as Christmas gifts ❤️ #handmade#baby#babytoy#montessoriball#montessori#sewing#cottonandsteel#handsewing#riflepaperco

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