Animal

The first part is here>> Now let's make the body. I can't say how many grams of wool we will need, I take it by eye and, if it is not enough, add in the future. Just as with the head, combine layers of colors. Patiently work with a needle... Check whether the size ...

Many pros of felting know how convenient it is to work on a brush. Simon Brown living on the territory of ancient Northumbria, UK, decided to literally stay on a brush — make it a space background for pretty tiny animals. Whole stories such as fox hunting and long-eared bunnies hiding in long ...

Comedy Wildlife Awards is a unique contest among photographers who present the most ridiculous and extraordinary pics of animals. The contest was held in 2015 for the first time: two photographers from Tanzania, Tom Sullam and Paul Joynson-Hicks wanted to make a joyful, sweet, unpretentious event, ...

A professional embroiderer and a graduate of the Royal School of Needlework, Helen Richman works for her personal company The Bluebird Embroidery at her home in Somerset, England. She also conducts training and seminars for individual participants and groups. This is a collection of eight most ...

Helen M. Stevens was born in Belmont, Surrey, England. In 1981, she established her studio, True Embroideries, and since then her original embroidery became famous worldwide, presented at international exhibitions in Australia, USA, France, Italy, South Africa, Russia and the middle East, and her ...

The toy is made in a simple and unobtrusive way and looks so sweet!So here we go! You need: - wool, 2 colours - coarse needle No. 36, thin needle No. 38* and a needle with a reverse tooth - darker wool to lay inside to get an interesting smoky effect at the edges Felt a teardrop-shaped blank of a ...

I want to share photos about the way I made one very small lynx :) Materilas: - pattern (printout) - polymer clay of lynx colours — yellow, terracotta, red, white, and black - surface for baking (a photo frame glass, for example) - fimo gel - findings (pins for fastenings, cords, fasteners — not all ...