Friday, May 8, 2009
Storyteller Mouse
I have a little mouse almost ready for eBay listing and although *she* is not the one you see on the clip above , I want to share it anyways. The little mouse above lives with my friend, Paul, in Paris. He is a master in graphics and he made me this clip, isn't it sweet?
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Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Bear's progress
Here is a picture of my bear that I have been working on... there is a lot more to do .
I love Jacob sheep's wool because its natural color and ability to felt.
The wool you see at the background is from our own sheep and was skirted and washed only. I am combing a little at a time as I need too.
Wool processing is very relaxing to me ... I really enjoy it... but making the animals is my favorite!
Monday, May 4, 2009
Making eyes and a new Bear
I know these eyes don't look the best but they were still wet when I took the pictures.
I have al
ways uses wool alone for the eyes , but since many times making polymer sculpted fairies I would make my eyes in insert on the dolls, I decided to try it out and I can tell you that I *really* like the end results.
Last night I spent over 5 hours making my new bear. I was only able to make his head because when I needle felt I like to add thin layers at a time to allow the final sculpture to be very firm.
I made many sculptures that were much softer than what I do now , but is like .... improving... it is very hard when a needle felted artist felts a sculpture firmly , to go back to soft... at least that is the case with me. I will upload his progress.... I thought to make a fish to go with him. This will be a fairytale bear and he will be holding a hand full of worms. A gift to Mr. fish.
I Like to think that this will be a * Covenant
of Peace* between these two.* grin*
I have al
Last night I spent over 5 hours making my new bear. I was only able to make his head because when I needle felt I like to add thin layers at a time to allow the final sculpture to be very firm.
I made many sculptures that were much softer than what I do now , but is like .... improving... it is very hard when a needle felted artist felts a sculpture firmly , to go back to soft... at least that is the case with me. I will upload his progress.... I thought to make a fish to go with him. This will be a fairytale bear and he will be holding a hand full of worms. A gift to Mr. fish.
I Like to think that this will be a * Covenant
Saturday, May 2, 2009
Bunny Video
Friday, May 1, 2009
Mother's Day Bunny
Hi, I am here once again doing what I like to do the most- felt! Felting is a time consuming art but I love it so very much. Fairytales are my favorite. This bunny is part of a project that I have in mind. She is a working in progress. Right now she is tightly felted but she is missing some trimming and all her details. She will have a little girl bunny,I will be making a motion video , a *very* short one . I made a *tryout* with my fox, Silvano and I really liked it . I will be posting my progress here.
Saturday, April 18, 2009
New at Woolytales
I just finished * cleaning* up my website. It was in need!!!
I will be posting more often here as I am working intensively with the wool. My first children's book , One Sweet Lesson , will be available by this Summer and I can't tell you how excited I am. I am now busy with schools scheduling Author presentations and workshop for the 2009/2010 school year. Meanwhile I am working on my second book and sculpting new characters.
I will be posting more often here as I am working intensively with the wool. My first children's book , One Sweet Lesson , will be available by this Summer and I can't tell you how excited I am. I am now busy with schools scheduling Author presentations and workshop for the 2009/2010 school year. Meanwhile I am working on my second book and sculpting new characters.
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
iturtle
This Turtle was needle felted and has a Roomba base.With no need to feed , he cleans up for us!grin! Take a look:
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