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... It seems to be a way to say thank you!

part with something you built with your own hands is always a bit 'difficult inside there is a part of ourselves, that bit of magic that you can not find in any other objects. Donate
is nice, sure, but when our building up to travel to a person not even know a bit 'of nostalgia takes us, not!

So give thanks and to reciprocate the gesture of Patty Rain (remember? Won her giveaway) I made this little crochet owl:

Leotordo is called (if someone knows the world of Harry Potter will surely remember that is the same name by Ron dell'incontenibile owl) and its colors are little 'Christmas is not so Stoner Christmas time is coming. The head has a ribbon which you can easily hang anywhere you want ... even on the Christmas tree (and what better place for a bird?).

If you also want an owl for a friend, you can follow this simple pattern that I was inspired by making a few changes though.

It's always a little bit That Difficult to leave something you created with your own hands: there's a part of you inside it, That magic That is impossible to find in Another object.

Giving away is a beautiful thing, of course; but when our creation goes to someone who even we don't know, we feel a little nostalgic about it...

That's why I want to thank and return the gift of Patty Rain (do you remember? I won her giveaway!), crocheting this little owl.

His name is Leotordo (if someone knows the Harry Potter' saga will surely remember that is also the name of Ron's owl) and has Christmas colours so he will not look bad in this incoming holiday period. On his head there is a ribbon so he could easily be put up everywhre...even on the Christmas Tree (what a better place for a bird?).

If you want an owl for friend too, use this simple pattern That I Followed example But as with burdens changes.

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