I’m happy to share with you Down on the Farm, my newest line of Ornimals: Sculpted Animal Ornaments.
This line of ornies is inspired by the memory of visiting farms as a kid. Growing up in the city, a school field trip to a farm was an eye-opening experience. For many of us it was our first exposure to “wild” animals. The cows were huge, the pigs stinky, the chickens would scatter, and the sheep were sweet.
Down on the Farm
Amy A. Crawley (2012)
The animals in Down on the Farm stand approximately 3.25″ tall.
Down on the Farm-Sheep
Amy A. Crawley (2012)
Down on the Farm-Piggy with a mohawk
Amy A. Crawley (2012)
Down on the Farm-Piggy (back)
Amy A. Crawley (2012)
Down on the Farm-Chicken
Amy A. Crawley (2012)
Down on the Farm-Cow
Amy A. Crawley (2012)
Yes, the cow has udders.
Down on the Farm-Cow (back)
Amy A. Crawley (2012)
The Down on the Farm ornies are free-standing for year round display. Or, you could display them year round on an ornament hanger.
Down on the Farm-Piggy
Ornament Hanger
Amy A. Crawley (2012)
A portion of the proceeds from the sales of my Ornimals is donated each year to BayPath Humane Society in Hopkinton, MA
Have a great weekend, from Down on the Farm.
Down on the Farm Ornimals
Amy A. Crawley (2012)
Musings from the Moonroom 
July 20, 2012 at 12:34 pm
Fabulous work, Amy! Your sculpting skills are amazing and you bring such personality to these wonderful creations. I love this new line, especially the mohawk piggy! Bravo, well done. 🙂
July 22, 2012 at 8:52 pm
Thanks Karen & Judy for your compliments on my new ornies. I’m rather fond of the piggy as well. All the critters got a good reception today at a small local show/farmers market too.
July 20, 2012 at 1:25 pm
Amy.. you have been busy. These are so fun. What cute friends. So cute. What a special gift for someone.
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