While at home during this challenging time of disruption, I’ve been crafting some kits for making felted rose pins, because I love the whole process and because others enjoy this peaceful and creative process, too. The kits contain everything you need: all fibers, embellishments, beads, pin backs, bubble wrap and screening material; plus printed instructions and an emailed pictorial; and I am available to help as needed via email. Please email me at aspangborn@gmail.com for details. Thank you!
Made of soft and lofty Rambouillet, with silk fabrics and fibers, and little Blue-Faced Leicester curly locks; very light-weight, like a hug.
Image shows the cowl “un-scrunched” — but it’s very scrunchable! A versatile and cozy seamless piece, it’s reversible, too; and can be cuffed to show felted dots and/or various surface embellishments on both sides. Please send me an email (aspangborn@gmail.com) for more information.
Merino, silk fibers and fabrics, lots of curly locks, and snippets of pre-felts I’ve made — assembled and wet-felted, then ironed flat; whimsical , softly glowing and soft as velvet; some for shops and some for gifts.
A few folks have asked for some images of the completed “Mimosa” nuno-felted scarf. Here are some images. Enjoy, and happy felting!
A blend of merino, Cormo, silk fibers, and Cormo/BFL fleece; plus some silk fabric strips, the colors inspired by 1950’s fashion item: poodle skirts — to spin into art yarn.
A detail of one of the mini-batts:
Carded Batt from which mat was crafted…
