I felted these babies a few years ago for my collection and thought I would share with you.
The faces are felted semi firm, but the bodies are lightly felted to keep them soft. I hope you enjoy viewing.
I would like to thank all of you for taking time to visit my previous posts.
I hope you all are having a beautiful day.
blessings,
Penny
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Oh Penny how adorable. Their faces are so angelic. Was so happy to see you had visited me today. It sounds like you have some good plans for the coming month. Bet your roses are just gorgeous. Do you ever dry the fragrant ones and make pot pourri? I have grown scented geraniums and dried their leaves and so often recipes call for fragrant rose petals also. Well have a lovely coming week. Hugs!
ReplyDeleteMy dear, dear friend, good morning! I can't tell you how good it is to look at my small but still existing blog roll that I've kept active in the hopes that you or The Dutchess would post. It's SO great to see these darling creations from you again! The faces are just perfect! I hope your garden is growing beautifully; we finally have warm weather and it looks like spring is here to stay. Love your work my friend!
ReplyDeletePenny, these are exquisite. I have never, no matter how hard I try, been able to get a good felted face. They're just adorable in their sweet bunting. You are inspiring me. I love your needlefelting more than anyone's I've ever seen.
ReplyDeleteAww! They are adorable!
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Donna
Penny, these felt babies are adorable. They look so real. I like how you made the faces a bit firmer and the bodies softer. They really are sweet. You are so talented, Penny.
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~Sheri
These are so sweet Penny…..love from me 🍀💗🍀
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Lovely post
ReplyDeleteI was glad to see your comment on Debbie's blog-I hope you are well. I have thought of your roses so often. Your sculptures are beautiful.
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