




I've been so excited here working on what I call my "flower" series -- these pieces are quite small but I love working with detail. At this point I don't know what the end result will be -- each piece is needle felted using my Embellisher, stitched and then wet felted and I have become completely obsessed! I can't wait to have time to create some more.
Love that flower series. So much detail and wonderful colours.
ReplyDeleteThank you Karin - keep tuned there are more coming! You know how it is once you are inspired -- for me at least, I become obsessed and am on a mission to collect flower images now!
ReplyDelete...now you are adding "thread painting" to your gorgeous felted
ReplyDeletepieces, I see!These flower
works in your series are
just wonderful; especially
my beloved red poppy!
Thanks for sharing your news/projects with us, your
faithful fans!
The pictures really don't do the flowers justice -- they are small for the most part - maybe 4 or 5" and stitching before wet felting really makes the felting "pop."
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