I hand-spun and lightly felted yarn and then made some felt using the same fibers and fabrics; when dry, I crocheted them together:
Felted collar
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I’m an artist member of The Gallery Shop in Lemont, PA. My current focus includes hand-spinning very textured art yarn, and incorporating this yarn into my hand-made felt. I love to teach and share fiber arts, and believe that nurturing expression enhances well-being! Please comment with any questions, or to let me know if you’re interested in purchasing work seen on my blog — thank you!
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I love the collars…Beautiful texture and perfect to wear under a coat to keep your neck warm and the chill out.
Thank you, Dawn. I loved the process. More pics soon!
From time to time, I lecture on the uses af art yarn and I would like to share some images of your work in the presentation. I would, of course, give you credit and share your links in the handouts. May I have your permission to do this?
Hi, Susan — Thank you so much for asking. Yes, of course, please feel free to share images of my work in your presentations. Please let me know if there’s any info you’d like about my work to assist your teaching. — Ann