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Monday, July 25, 2011
It has been a while since I have done much felting, and it feels good to get the needles and fiber out again!
I have had several incomplete figures waiting for attention, this pregnancy sculpture being one of them.
Made completely with wool (no inner frame or wires), this woman stands around 6" tall.
Her blonde upswept curls are made with natural Cotswold locks. ♥
(I see this photo and I am rather glad we didn't take up a local sheep farmer on her offer of a fleece this summer... yikes!)
She has an 'open face' in the Waldorf tradition, medium toned skin and daisies in her hair.
You can find her in the Etsy shop and you can see past sculpture work in the Gallery.
Custom work sometimes available. ♥♥
I have had several incomplete figures waiting for attention, this pregnancy sculpture being one of them.
Made completely with wool (no inner frame or wires), this woman stands around 6" tall.
Her blonde upswept curls are made with natural Cotswold locks. ♥
(I see this photo and I am rather glad we didn't take up a local sheep farmer on her offer of a fleece this summer... yikes!)
She has an 'open face' in the Waldorf tradition, medium toned skin and daisies in her hair.
You can find her in the Etsy shop and you can see past sculpture work in the Gallery.
Custom work sometimes available. ♥♥
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4 comments:
You are so unbelieveably talented! Those are AMAZING!
What a beautiful sculpture! Well done!
Gorgeous! I can't wait to get over to your shop and check out what you're selling.
Thanks! I love doing them... I need to find more time for felting!