Dry felting toys

Woolboons are fantastic forest creatures, each of them fits easily on the palm of your hand. Their creator's name is Anna, she lives and works in Kharkov. The girl admits that since childhood she loved to read a variety of fairy tales and myths, and also to draw and make something with ...

Today I want to share with you one of my sources of inspiration — works by the Latvian artist Linda Brick. On the Internet pages of her social networks she says that her fascination with felting (or wool felting) began 10 years ago. Now she lives in Riga (Latvia) with her family and creates ...

Today I propose to create an unusual toy on a Christmas tree out of wool... and glass! Here is an interesting combination. Shall we start?   ...

In my personal cuteness ranking felted toys definitely take one of the first places. But have you ever seen that adorable felted... food? :) Today I want to share with you the works of a Japanese artisan called mewfelt. The author admits that she has never thought about connecting her life with ...

I will show you how to work in the technique of dry felting and create a cute little mouse. You need:- New Zealand carded wool for felting- needle for felting- glass beads for the eyes- polymer clay- sponge - glue- scissors Take a piece of wool, roll it: Use the needle to make the border between the ...