
Blue Fish gone wild! Here he is still wet with no side fins.

Here he is dry but unstuffed.
Now he is fully stuffed and happy
in the garden.
I took a great class taught by Sharon Costello "Go Felt a Fish" the week prior to the MD Sheep & Wool - alas that first blue fish was "caught" by my little grandson, Win, and has since found another home . . . . . so
we now have a little goldfish too - made while we were at the lake (well it was impossible for me to be away without felting for a whole week!) and this past weekend my granddaughter, Allie and daughter-in-law Michele, came over to make more - we were so busy that they left before I could get a picture of their finished fish but we had a great time and now they are budding felters too!

Świetne ryby. Super pomysł.
ReplyDeleteWonderful fish Margo....lovely colours too.
ReplyDeletewow super fish..love them.
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