Posts tagged felt
Feathered Nest Studio
Goodies for the Young at Heart, plus writings on baked goodies & art
These are quick and easy and look really cute! You could whip up a half dozen in no time for a present, play, or party favors. Tutorial from Cupcake Cutie.
(Source: prettylittlepieces)
reblogged from prettylittlepieces:
This makes me think of yarn bombing, except this is obviously done with felt. Very cool!
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Easter is coming! Here is a cute project to make.
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Handmade Four Leaf Clover Felt Pin I made. Check out my other blog for a giveaway I am doing and win this pin and other goodies!
Oh wow! Talk about tiny. I wonder if the person who made this needed to use a magnifying glass to see what they were doing.
juleahkaliski: Oh, little Owl.
Just listed these little felt animals with their own little box beds and mini quilts in my shop. All handmade by me.
My recent project, just finished this morning! My little guy desperately wanted his own sewing machine, so I decided to make him one out of felt. I was going to create my own pattern, then discovered that the book “One Yard Wonders” has a pattern for a felt sewing machine in it. Next time (if there is a next time) I would alter the pattern a bit, because I found the needle too long based on their measurements, and it also needs weights in the bottom (which they don’t suggest) to stand better. I also named it the “Singer 2.9” because I love Singer machines and since G’s birthday is the 29th, I thought 2.9 was fun.
Very cute idea!
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My new Kitty-Roos, stuffed felt cats with a kanga-like pocket in the front for little things or sweet notes. Made from eco-fi felt (felt made from recycled plastic bottles) and cotton patterned fabric, handmade by me from my own pattern. They have a heart on their bums that matches the pocket fabric.
Some of my embroidered felt brooches.
Made by Feathered Nest Studio.
Super cute handmade Valentine idea. And it is useful, too. :)
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Wow, this is simply beautiful! I love how the artist added a three-dimensional quality to the bird’s body with the layered felt pieces. And there are french knots everywhere! I love french knots.
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