Farm Animals

Each sculpture is about 1 ½ inches tall.
$19.00 each

If you have questions, please email Cindy or call
1-828-297-4274.

New Life—Cows and Calves, Horses and Foals, Sheep and Lambs

I saw a new calf scampering after its mom in the pasture today. It's calving season now and the new crop of youngsters will soon be cavorting across every field in our neighborhood. A neighbor is raising Scottish Highland Cows—how cute they are!

Twice new foals have been born to the horses living in our pasture. What fun to watch their first wobbly steps transform into playful prancing in just a few days.

Fluffy white sheep dot a few nearby hillsides. Lambing season begins soon.

A Swarm of Chickens and Ducks

To get to my friend Theresa's front door, I have to wade through a swarm of multicolored Chickens and Ducks who patiently crowd around for handouts every morning. There's even a rooster leading a flock of guinea fowl! Their farmer owner feeds them well but she offers TREATS!

Pigs

I love how piglets seem to dance on their tip toes! My prancing pink Pig celebrates their joy. A happy pink Santa Pig can be found with my Ornaments. Basking on the Fun page are Pig Out, a piggy pigging out on watermelon, and an artist pig named—who else?—Pigasso. Bikini Pig has returned from another sunny vacation. Whew! I'm all pigged out!

Vegetables, Too—Pumpkins, Mushrooms and Two Peas in a Pod

Veggies are favorites of mine.

I've been creating sweet smiling Pumpkins for many years. Recently my love of sugar snap peas prompted me to create a sculpture of Two Peas in a Pod. Then I couldn't resist adding a red-hatted Mushroom to my veggie basket.