These scarves are wet felted through silk using carded wool and tuffs of fleece. They are7 inches wide by 65-75 inches long.
These shawls are wet felted through silk using carded wool and tuffs of fleece. The hypotenuse of these shawls are aprox. 62 inches. The other two sides are aprox. 38 inches. They include a closure pin with matching tuffs of fleece felted to the pin. I've sold many of these as Hip Scarves to belly dancers. My friend Heléna paints stunning silk vails for dancers. check her out.
(inspired by Gigig's glass wall pockets)I originally made one to keep flowers from falling over in my craft booth, but people kept wanting to buy it.So... These Vases are wet felted over repurposed glass bottles and stainless wire using my hand dyed wool and mohair.Washable(don’t soak with other dishes. Felt collects food bits) Use a bottle brush. Make sure the felt is dry before hanging on dry wall.
These are small projects that I often do as demonstrations. The leaves and flower petals are felted onto the choker cable and the flower centers are embroidered on. The choker has a magnetic closure.
This is my Christmas/Solstice product for deaorating. I make three styles: Tassled (OR010T), Mohair on top(OR011), and Victorian, mohair and cotton lace bow on bottom (OR012V). Each is different. To keep the price at $12.00, I can't photo every one, size the photos, and write the html. So I provide group photos. Please give Image no., and describe colors of desired ball after the above() letter no. code. Thanks.
