Szydełkowe sikorki powstały na wzór wróblej rodzinki, którą zrobiłam jakiś czas temu. Inspiracją do powstania obu rodzin są regularne odwiedziny tych małych ptaszków na moim balkonie.
Budka lęgowa z mieszkańcami – pięcioosobową rodziną sikorek jest stosunkowo nieduża- domek ma 18 cm wysokości (by nie zabierał zbyt dużo miejsca na półce) i wykonany jest ze sztucznego filcu. Sikorki mogą wchodzić do swojego domku przez okrągły otwór, a podglądać co dzieje się w ptasiej rodzinie można przez tylną, częściowo otwartą ścianę. W domku znajduje się porządnie uwite gniazdo, a w nim trzy otwierane jajeczka. W jajeczkach znajdują się wykonane z moheru pisklaki, które można wyciągać.
Zabawkę wykonałam z myślą o młodszych dzieciach, które lubią otwierać i zamykać, wkładać i wyciągać. Chciałam pokazać im życie ptasiej rodziny – od założenia gniazda, poprzez złożenie jajeczek, wyklucie się piskląt, na opiece nad nimi skończywszy.
Gniazdo wykonane jest ze 100% wełny, jajeczka z merceryzowanej błyszczącej bawełny. Do zrobienia dużych sikorek użyłam wełny skarpetkowej, zaś małych – moheru (by były mięciutkie jak prawdziwe pisklaki). Wszystko zrobione jest na szydełku.
Rodzina sikorek została wykonana na zamówienie.
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Crochet bird family by Lalinda | Best of Crochet
[...] I stumbled upon Lalinda’s creations on Flickr and wanted to immediately share her work with you. These crochet birds are so amazingly realistic and […] Więcej[...] I stumbled upon Lalinda’s creations on Flickr and wanted to immediately share her work with you. These crochet birds are so amazingly realistic and absolutely adorable! See more pictures and more talent displayed on Lalinda blog.. [...] Mniej
Dia van Veen
wow what a lovely birds have you made! Can I buy a pattern from the birds. I like them so very much! I hope […] Więcejwow what a lovely birds have you made! Can I buy a pattern from the birds. I like them so very much! I hope you can understand my english! I like all the things you make! fabulous! greetings Dia van Veen Mniej
Agnieszka
to Dia van Veen
Thank you for kind words. I'm doing my birds without any pattern, just from the head and every time I'm doing it little bit different. […] WięcejThank you for kind words. I'm doing my birds without any pattern, just from the head and every time I'm doing it little bit different. How I'm working on that you can see on my page: https://lalinda.pl/szyde%C5%82kowe-ptaki-sroka-rudzik-gil-i-wr%C3%B3bel/ English version - one by one photos with comments starts here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/57707829@N02/8163442658/in/set-72157627878679217/ or you can find it in my set: http://www.flickr.com/photos/57707829@N02/sets/72157627878679217/?page=2 Mniej
Iza
Witam Ile kosztuje wykonanie takie zestawu sikorek z budką... Prześliczna, misternie wykonana praca!!! Pozdrawiam Iza
Agnieszka
to Iza
Zestaw sikorek kosztował 140 zł lecz do odwołania nie przyjmuję zamówień na zwierzątka.
Laticia
to Agnieszka
You've magnaed a first class post
anna
Dzien dobry , chcialabym sie dowiedziec czy moglabym dostac szkic jak sie robi rodzinke ptaszkow... ..chcialabym prezent dlamojej babci zrobic ...czekam na odpowidz poz.anna
Agnieszka
to anna
Witam, Fotograficzne krok po kroku jak zrobić szydełkowego ptaszka znajduje się tutaj: lalinda.pl/szydełkowe-ptaki-sroka-rudzik-gil-i-wróbel/ Nic innego nie jestem w stanie Pani udostępnić z tego prostego powodu, […] WięcejWitam, Fotograficzne krok po kroku jak zrobić szydełkowego ptaszka znajduje się tutaj: lalinda.pl/szydełkowe-ptaki-sroka-rudzik-gil-i-wróbel/ Nic innego nie jestem w stanie Pani udostępnić z tego prostego powodu, że wszystkie zwierzątka robię bez wzorów. Proszę poszukać na internecie zdjęć i filmów pokazujących japońską technikę amigurumi . Mniej
Conneam
Agnieszka, I have seen your little birds pinned all over pinterest without any reference to you. After doing a better search, I found […] WięcejAgnieszka, I have seen your little birds pinned all over pinterest without any reference to you. After doing a better search, I found your flicker site and website. I love what you do! I have never seen anyone crochet over a felted form before. You are very clever! Thank you for sharing the photos of the process you use. Did you learn this from someone, or work it out yourself? I am always amazed at the beauty of the crafts I see on the internet which are made by Eastern Europeans. Somehow, I think, there is a richer heritage of fine workmanship there that the rest of the world should take more notice of. Do you learn needlework from school or at home? Just my curiosity making me ask. Thank you again, Ann Mniej
Agnieszka
to Conneam
Hello Ann, Thank you very much for your interest and kind words. I know that my photos are all over the internet. This is my […] WięcejHello Ann, Thank you very much for your interest and kind words. I know that my photos are all over the internet. This is my fault too - at the beginning I didn't sign out my works and had different names on social media (what was confusing). I found my photos on Facebook with a question - did someone know who made it??? Now at least I give my logo on each photo and try to have the same name on Facebook, Flickr, Pinterest, etc. About your questions - I learnt needlework at home and a school as well but all ladies in my family have "golden" hands. My grandma could sew, knit and crochet but all family were impressed by her embroidery. Her cushions were beautiful and still on the family meetings we refer to it. My mother can sew, knit and crochet, my untie was hiding under the table to knit in a peace (she was the master in knitting). I'm an artist by school (not only one in our family). Crochet technique I learnt from my mum, you will be surprised, maybe 5 years ago (when I start my journey with sewing dolls). I'm still not very good in it, but I really like it. Crochet as a tool always amazed me. It is astonished what you can do it with one small wire and yarn:))) Technique I found on the internet. I think that this is called 'amigurumi'. Before I made felted animals (using dry felting method) for my son who attended waldorf kindergarten but after some time they loosed original shape and looked not 'fresh' (if you know what I mean). I was looking for other method. Crocheted animals are very solid. First birds set with nest I made for my friend's daughter. She asked me for a toy for small child. I remembered that my son loved to push and pull different things through the holes, opened and closed. So I decided to make a bird house with a birds family. At that time sparrows were coming on my balcony. During whole year I could watch how they build their nest, have small eggs and chicks. By making them I wanted to express my fascination of this small inconspicuous birds. Also I wanted to give to children the opportunity to play whole their life - from the building nest to have a chicks. I got a feedback from one of my customers who works with blind children, that they are finally catch the idea of eggs. They could see it by hands. It is my way of live world. Mniej
Miranda Myer
Do you sell your creations? I don't crochet and there are some of your designs that I would love to have!
Agnieszka
to Miranda Myer
Thank you very much for your interest in my work. To answer your question, crocheted animals I made on order only. It's very time consuming […] WięcejThank you very much for your interest in my work. To answer your question, crocheted animals I made on order only. It's very time consuming work. To make big bird takes 6-8 hours what means all set is quite expensive. If you write me, which set you are interested in, I will give you the price. Mniej
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