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Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Needle Felted Sculptures

     I've been down with the flu for over a week. It's nasty and lingering. It makes you wish you were dead. However, I did manage to catch up on some needle felting that had to be done. It's been awhile since I've made anything needle felted and I find my style has changed a bit. I seem to be much more into detail than before. Well that's a good thing. Since I was pretty much confined for several days, I used the time to get started on my list of things to be done by Christmas. I finished the little beaded ring in no time, and then made the sea horse brooch. These are both orders to go to the city. 






     That left a couple of larger sculptures to be done. I tackled the trout commission and it turned out rather well, but took a couple of days. I'm sure it will find a nice home. 






     The next project was a pair of earrings I had started. When I realized the pattern was a bit more time consuming than I had thought when I started them, I had put them aside for an occasion such as being laid up for a few days. 


        That nearly caught me up and I only have one more commission lined up right now, which I will begin working on today. I've taken on the chore of cooking something nice for supper as well, since I'm feeling better now. I have a project ready to start with the wet felting too, but that will have to wait until this awful cough subsides and I have the energy to work the wool. 


     It really feels good to be all caught up this early in the process.  

3 comments:

Cash en Els said...

I see: With the fluw You can also make beautiful things!!

I hope You feel much better tomorrow!!

-------Els

Heather Woollove said...

I'm so sorry to hear that you've been so ill! I hope you will be back to normal soon.

Your seahorse and trout are absolutely delightful!!

I love the slippers you've been making, too. Do you use an oval resist, or one that has two boot sections (connected at the top, then cut apart?)??

Hugs--

Unknown said...

Heather ... I used the boot type that you cut apart. Thanks for your comments.