The days are racing by.. this is going to have to be a quick little post - I just realised its been a while and wanted to catchup a little.
I finished my moongazing hare.. and I adore him - he shall be staying home too :) He's very simple - just how I pictured him. Completely seamless, he was formed with both ears in place and is made up from Norwegian base layers and a merino top layer, with lots of BFL and a few black Leicester locks for surface texture.
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| Stands 14" tall, 500g of dried beans in his bottom for weight |
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| Pretty vintage cotton fabric gifted to me by Clare a few months ago |
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| Why can't a doorstop and teacosy live on the front window sill? |
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| Pictured with the lovely daffs from Sue :) |
Brother sheep is all finished. As I finished him off with ears and hair he decided that he should be called Baaaartholomew :) I used oodles of curly locks on Baaartholomew, so he is quite a bit more textural than my 1st lambcosy.
My next 3D creature might suprise you... if he turns out anyway lol. Im just designing and dyeing fibre at the moment.
TTFN xx
9 comments:
I adore that lovely hare - he is so simple yet he has so much character! Very clever,
Liz :)
I LOVE these!!!
Very nice!
Hare is wonderful and the sheep are great. Love the teacosy. Color and texture are wonderful.
:) Thank you folks... I had fun felting my latest critter creation today - but have to go to work tomorow so cant finish him till Friday :( Unless I get chance tomorow evening of course x
Deborah-Your adorable menagerie is growing and I can't wait to see your next creature!
...chicken?
...duck?
...piglet?
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he he you will NEVER guess Heather :) xx
I love the hare, what a brilliant idea. And the tea cosies are great too. Can't wait to see the new one.
i love your new moongazing hare! and your sheep are delightful :)
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