Showing posts with label wool. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wool. Show all posts
Saturday, August 13, 2011
Definitely on a texture kick...more coils, handspun yarn
Saturday, July 30, 2011
Sunday, July 10, 2011
My first Airbrush-dyed skein
So cool...airbrushing the skein gives you unbelievable creative freedom! I used all soft vintage colours.
Saturday, July 9, 2011
Thursday, July 7, 2011
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
New Handspun Yarn- corespun "Urban Vibe"
Urban Vibe
Stick Weaving- My first attempt!
Super fun and easy! Stick weaving is new to me, and appeases my need for instant gratification...I created this during the intense overtime periods of the Canucks game lastnight!I used one skien of my handspun yarn...a blend of my hand dyed merino, cotswold, leicester, & some shiny bits and commercial stuff spun in there too.
Labels:
dyed,
fibre,
funky,
handmade,
handspun,
handweaving,
merino,
OOAK,
stick weaving,
wool,
woven
Saturday, July 10, 2010
Needle Felted Brown Bear
My friend Vikki was very happy to receive one of my needle felted bears for her daughter, who just became a big sister! Brynn, who is 6 years old, asked what my last name was, and that is what she named her bear! How adorable is that?This is Nasby , the silly little bear.
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Needle Felted Goblin Doll
Here is my attempt of a goblin creature, inspired by Tanglewood Thicket. She has an incredible imagination, and her creatures are fantastical!Sunday, April 11, 2010
Naraygon The Dragon
Hello, and welcome to my blog!
I hope you will find some inspiration here. I am always up to something!
This is one of my first 3D needle felted art sculptures. My photography skills do not capture all of his beauty and detail. He was so fun to make, and quite a challenge. His name is derived from a combination of my two children's names.
Nathan & Raya. Thanks for looking!
This is one of my first 3D needle felted art sculptures. My photography skills do not capture all of his beauty and detail. He was so fun to make, and quite a challenge. His name is derived from a combination of my two children's names.
Nathan & Raya. Thanks for looking!
Labels:
3D,
art,
beads,
dragon,
dry felting,
handmade,
magical,
mystical,
Needle felting,
sculpture,
wool
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