Showing posts with label wet felting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wet felting. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Egg coasters and bread coasters (new)

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Always so nice to do the felting when sun shine comes in my kitchen.
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I made a new coaster shaped a slice of bread, now you can make sandwiches with them.

Sunday, May 15, 2011

Eyeballs for ReadingMate.

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I use a pair of the pink rubber gloves to make eyeballs.
I like using a strainer for eyeball making.
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and also an ice cube maker is good for organizing them.
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putting a black in it.
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They are ready for sale now!

Friday, April 22, 2011

Cheese Coaster day!

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It's so nice to have sunshine in my kitchen particularly when I'm working on felting. You need to stand there for a while so that the sunshine would help me not to think I'm stuck in somewhere doing hard works and missing out beautiful Autumn day out there.
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I like working on my ironing board for cutting and sawing other than ironing, yes, it is not big and wide but that's the point I like about because it stops me to spread all bits and pieces unnecessarily, I'm a pretty much "spreader".... I will finish making 38 cheese coasters today, Hurray!

Sunday, February 20, 2011

A Productive Day for Felting.


Yes, I'm making the egg white now. You can see the pre-felt stage of fried egg coasters in the back. Well it's a humid hot day today but surprisingly so pleasure to do felting. I can't tell how much I'm enjoying doing felting. Another wonderful productive day.

Friday, December 10, 2010

Tomato coasters


I got a question how the red sheet of wool would turn into the tomato coasters.
I will show you. I cut it into a small square then decorate other wools on the top then do the regular wet felt procedure. Finally iron to flat then cut in shape. Done! 

Thursday, December 9, 2010

Friday, February 26, 2010

ReadingMates are ready to sell

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Don't you love the bright colours? Some will go to the shop, some will be delivered to a customer and some will be stand-by to be purchased.

Tuesday, February 16, 2010

22 eyeballls are done!

using a container for fulling
When I do fulling eyeballs I use container with lid and shake it for a several minutes. It works!


Before and After wet felting - eyeballs
I did wet felting 22 eyeballs first (left) they are slightly smaller than the ones which haven't been done yet (right).
I let them dry over night before I put a black pupil on it.