Last year this time I had no idea what felting was, and I am trying to think back to what sparked me onto this new obsession. I truly cannot remember......Whatever it was I am thankful for it because I have had so much fun this past year learning!
I have been thinking about making some stockings for Christmas since this past summer. So today I decided to try. I chose a natural oatmeal colored wool. I made my template using wood laminate flooring underlay. I wet felted the stocking and then needle felted a heart onto one of them. I think I like them nice and simple like this. These would be wonderful for small gifts...hmmmmm
Here's to hoping you had a stress free day :)
Kelly
My adventures and misadventures in the fiberarts and with the animals who provide that fiber!
Showing posts with label needle felting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label needle felting. Show all posts
Friday, November 26, 2010
My first stocking...
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felting,
needle felting,
wet felted christmas stocking,
wool
Saturday, May 1, 2010
So proud
My oldest daughter (17yo) is a very artistic gal! She has an eye for scale. She wanted to try needle felting after I checked out a book called Little Felted Animals, from the library. I pointed to my wool stash, gave her some needles, and a foam block and told her to have fun. She made me this adorable frog. I love being able to share a hobby with her!
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Simple Fun
Sometimes simple is fun! The girls and I have made tons of baseball and softball sized balls. I have enjoyed needle felting them when they are dry. The girls just like to peg each other with them! :) Ah.....life with teenagers!
Saturday, March 20, 2010
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Felting
I have always loved creating. From paper arts, to clay, I have always loved using color and texture to make things. I have a new love..... wool felting. I have been experimenting with both needle felting and wet felting. I am addicted. The colors, textures and variety of wool types is mind boggling! In the past week I have made a variety of projects. I am still experimenting, reading, and searching for new ideas to try. But I am having fun!
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