Sing a song of sixpence,
A pocket full of rye.
Four and twenty blackbirds,
Baked in a pie.
The old English nursery rhyme, Sing a Song of Sixpence, is the inspiration for today's Friday Feature. I have a fondness for crows and ravens. They are so intelligent that studies have shown that they have modest linguistic capabilities and even use tools. I see ravens fly overhead on my walks on a daily basis. They always seem curious and fly close by to utter a guttural greeting. I was amazed at how many charming "raven" items I could find on Etsy. It was hard to choose these few. Stop by their shops to see all of their wonderful work. You provide the pie.
Garden Gate Locket, Black, Raven, Olive/Green
by M Stevenson Designs
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by M Stevenson Designs
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Poe's Raven Clutch in Silk Handmade
by Clutch That
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by Clutch That
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GothiCrow Haunting Cemetary Ceramic Coaster Set
by House of Six Cats
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by House of Six Cats
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This is a great collection, Julie, filled with amazing work. Your Urban Crow is such a striking image! Wonderful.
ReplyDeletephoto energy - art that captures you
lovely - lovely - lovely
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Cheers everybody.
Gorgeous collection Julie - Really Stunning!
ReplyDeleteThe treasury was lovely and so is your blog. Thanks for including my coasters in the treasury!
ReplyDeleteHow fun is that!!!!! I adore crows and ravens as well - that little purse may just have my name on it - Edgar was a fav in college!
ReplyDeleteWow beautiful items, love the theme!
ReplyDeleteWow, these are just wonderful!
ReplyDeleteAnd here I found two of my favorite artists in the same place--you and Altered Abbey (Chrysti)! :)