I mentioned last week that I love rocks along with dirt and everything that seems to be associated with my passion for clay. So you might not be surprised to know that sometimes when I make an oogly, I’m inspired by my garden. And this set of ooglys I made have a perfect home in my garden.
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| Oogly heads in my garden |
You can see that they are the basic oogly but as always, it’s okay to change it up with oogly. So that’s just what I did. Why does an oogly need arms and legs if they would just be buried in the soil under the plants. With these ooglys, I just made the head/body and let them settle into their surroundings.
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| Ooglys like to hide in the greenery and blend in with the rocks. |
The next time your kids want to try a different kind of oogly – ask them what they can leave off and how it makes a difference. It’s all about the possibilities.
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| A pile of ooglys! |
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