Recently my sister wanted to learn how to felt a purse using a resist. I made this small bag in the process. It has a small felted pocket inside for a driver's license or something else small. It is made from merino wool.
She seeketh wool and flax and worketh willingly with her hands. -Proverbs 31:13
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Sunday, October 31, 2010
Sample Bag from Class
Recently my sister wanted to learn how to felt a purse using a resist. I made this small bag in the process. It has a small felted pocket inside for a driver's license or something else small. It is made from merino wool.
Friday, October 29, 2010
Natural Colors
Labels:
merino,
natural,
scarf,
undyed,
unisex,
wet felted,
wet felting,
wool
Sunday, October 24, 2010

Here are my tables at the Beauty & Wellness Fall Festival in Fort Worth, Texas. Thanks to Sharon from Parker Place Skincare for putting on such a nice event. Even though we had heavy rain and threats of hail and tornados people came out. I sold quite a few scarves. My two favorites sold first thing in the morning.
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Shirtfront Bag

I wanted to use the placket front of a shirt with the buttons on in a project. The curly locks are needle felted on. I might do another one of these in different colors.
Labels:
aqua,
bag,
blue,
curly locks,
handbag,
merino,
purple,
purse,
wet felted,
wet felting,
wool
Silk Hankies
This cobweb felt is blue silk with blue and brown merino. The brown looks almost black. Using silk hankies laid out in squares gives one side of the scarf a geometric pattern and a strength to the matrix of fiber.
Labels:
black,
blue,
cobweb felt,
merino,
turquoise,
wet felted,
wet felting,
wool
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