Work in Progress

We have been, cutting, sewing & stuffing this afternoon . One scarecrow in the making. Even taught Phil how to do blanket stitch ( dredged the memory 😉). Just a diary shot really.

[Esther Rosenberg]

Well done. You two are an awesome team! Show us the end result as well. Great action capture.

[Joan Robillard]

Hope we get to see the finished product

[Judith Johnson]

Oh well done on making your own scarecrow. Looks like a lot of work. I like these scarecrow festivals

[Babs]

Look forward to the end result.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Ooh ! well done !! - a super candid and great to have for your record ! Are you entering into a scarecrow festival ? We must see the end result !!

[Peter Dulis]

Nice

[Kartia]

What fun! Worzel Gummidge’s cousin perhaps?

[Shutterbug]

Terrific shot of him at work. I can’t wait to see the finished product.

[Diana]

Lovely shot, looking forward to see the finished product.

[Phil Sandford]

Didn’t know you’d taken that; I hope the finished product is okay.

[Kathy A]

Looking forward to seeing the finished product

[Lou Ann]

How fun, can’t wait to see the finished ‘crow.

[Merrelyn]

Nice shot of the work in progress. Well done Phil on mastering blanket stitch 😂

[Pat Knowles]

We have just had a scarecrow festival in Garstang, Great fun doing that…he looks as though he’s co I got together beautifully…look forward to the end result! Well done sewer Phil.

[Nina Ganci]

wow! never seen this before, love the before and after photos. Shows how much love and effort goes into making the finished product.
Is there a festival or reason for the scarecrows?

[Carole Sandford]

@ninaganci it has been a village “ thing” for a number of years.It’s not quite as big an event as it used to be, but it raises money for the local school among other things.

[Jacqueline]

Fun to see the making of……

[Carole Sandford]

@beryl it’s an annual village thing.

[Shanne]

you do far more making your scarecrows than we do - we find old clothes, dress the scarecrow, tie string around the base of the legs and stuff with a mix of newspaper and straw. We have had a couple of scarecrow festivals here - 2019 and 2022 and I made one for both, with different groups.