Looks like the fave design from my teen years, the OWL, is back in style! The owl design was HUGE in the late 1960's and early 1970's.
We had owls on tooled-leather belts and purses, owl pendant jewelry, owls on paper mache projects, owl screen prints for pillows and wall hangings, upholstery and more. I guess it was the hippy, back-to-nature movement that made these designs popular.
Liz McGrath's Owl Handbag from ChinaAfter perusing a few patterns on Ravelry, the owl design is very popular again among the yarny set.
Owl Sweater by Kate Daviesthis design has been adapted for mittens, hats, scarves and more
My good friend, Carla is right on top of the trends. She recently gifted me with a shawl pin that has an owl motif. I just love it and I'm so happy to be in style......again!
Thanks, Carla!
You really ought to have your own design show! Or a page in the LA Times magazine!
ReplyDeleteI love owls, too! I've got a collection of owl Christmas ornaments. I just love your new shawl pin!
Those owlets are making me swoon! They're so cute. You're so welcome, and you've never been out of style. :)
ReplyDeleteCute! I have to admit, I'm a sucker for the resurgent owl trend.
ReplyDeleteThe owls are hot! I am happy to say I am riding that train. Love that owly shawl pin.
ReplyDeleteWow, that Kate DAvies sweater is totally cool.
ReplyDeleteThose top bags are super cute!
ReplyDeleteWhoooooo would have thought the owls would come back? So cute!
ReplyDeleteI wonder what it is about the owl specifically that makes it a recurring fashion icon. What ever it is, I am glad they are back. Whimsical and fun, they make me smile!
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