Little Black Sheep Ornament, J687, Tree Ornament, Door Hanger, Gift Exchange, Rug Hooked Sheep
$15.00
Baa, Baa Black Sheep, Have You Any Wool? This little black sheep ornament has been hand hooked by me using a mixture of black and charcoal textured wool. It measures about 3" across and approximately 2 1/4" from top to bottom. It has a gray face and 1/4" wide black wool strips for legs. The hanger is a 1/4" strip of wool. A felted piece of wool with pinked edges covers the back. I have several of these available. No two are exactly alike.
Are you the black sheep of your family? Well, these little black sheep are adorable and so are you!! Get a bunch and give them to your friends and family! Add this little sheep to your primitive ornament collection. It is so cute with it's woolly gray face and free flying ears.
It's ready to hang on your Christmas tree or from a window sill, door knob or dresser drawer. Attach to a garland that hangs from your bannister or tie it to the back of a chair or string it with a variety of ornaments across your fireplace garland. Tie it to a package for that friend who loves rug hooking and primitives. It would be a great gift for those on your list who love primitives.
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Shipping from United States
Processing time
1-3 business days
Customs and import taxes
Buyers are responsible for any customs and import taxes that may apply. I'm not responsible for delays due to customs.
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Returns & Exchanges
I gladly accept returns, exchanges, and cancellations
Just contact me within: 5 days of delivery
Ship items back to me within: 14 days of delivery
Questions about your order?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Custom and personalized orders
Please feel free to contact me about special orders by clicking on the "request a custom order" button. I have a lot of inventory that is not listed.
If you are looking for a specific color or texture, I will be happy to check my inventory. If you are able to send a photo, that is a great help to me in understanding what you are looking for.
Special Orders are non returnable. Wool Kits and Wool Packs that have been cut in strips for rug hooking are not refundable.
Designs and patterns that have been customized and/or personalized cannot be returned.
Which Backing Fabric should I choose?
Cotton Monks Cloth is 100% cotton woven with two warp threads and two weft threads has 12 x 13 holes per inch. It is great for hooking with all cuts of wool, from fine to primitive cuts. It is less expensive than primitive linen.
Primitive linen is 100% linen, the most durable backing fabric. It is more expensive than other backing fabrics. The evenly spaced weave of 12 x 12 threads per inch makes it great for all primitive cuts, #7 and wider.
Beginners usually have an easier time hooking with linen.
Both are fine and long lasting choices for the backing to support and make your hooked rug durable. I use both types, but usually choose linen for larger projects.
Do you refund shipping overage charges?
Yes, if the difference is $3.00 or more. Etsy calculations, especially on orders with multiple items, can add up to more than the actual shipping. I will let you know when your order is ready to ship if you will be receiving a shipping refund.
Copyright
All designs, photographs and content are copyright materials and may not be reproduced or transferred in any manner without express permission from Mary Johnson. All designs and patterns purchased are for personal one time use only. The purchased item may be given as a gift to another person, but may not be reproduced, transferred, redrawn or copied to give to others. Thank you for respecting the property and business of the artist.
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Reviews (2)
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Dec 24, 2014
so love these sheep. my tree is so cute
Cheryl
Dec 1, 2014
Check out the comments on the little white sheep. Also, shipping is fast.
Sheepmama