Until, two weeks ago, my friend from Brussels asked me for an introduction. I showed her some techniques (round, flat and long thin shapes, face shaping, basic eyes) and invented a new one for tiny rattie paws.
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Needle felting lesson
Since finishing Lalupe (who's now happily sharing a windowsill with her older brother Dagobert), not a lot has happened on the dry felting frontier.
Until, two weeks ago, my friend from Brussels asked me for an introduction. I showed her some techniques (round, flat and long thin shapes, face shaping, basic eyes) and invented a new one for tiny rattie paws.
Until, two weeks ago, my friend from Brussels asked me for an introduction. I showed her some techniques (round, flat and long thin shapes, face shaping, basic eyes) and invented a new one for tiny rattie paws.
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Draggins!
Somewhere on the intarwebs... a picture from an etsy shop got reposted.
As a knitter, my first thought was, "I can do this!". But I know myself, and at the moment, starting a project is easy, finishing is not. So I decided to knit four mittens at once, one pair for a friend, one pair for myself.
This is how it started out:
So glad I was able to finish them, so happy to have them off the needles. So green.
As a knitter, my first thought was, "I can do this!". But I know myself, and at the moment, starting a project is easy, finishing is not. So I decided to knit four mittens at once, one pair for a friend, one pair for myself.
This is how it started out:
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| shot by Ameria for Naaldzang |
This was almost finished (I had switched to my pointiest circs for ease of cabling):
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| shot by Ameria for Naaldzang |
And this is the result:
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| shot by Ameria for ravelry |
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| shot by Ameria for ravelry |
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| shot by Ameria for ravelry |
So glad I was able to finish them, so happy to have them off the needles. So green.
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