Weeks 5 & 6: Dapper Foxes and Renewed Energy
I can’t believe it’s been 2 whole weeks since I’ve posted anything up! It’s been busy down here in Texas. The boyfriend has been away on flying adventures across the lone star state – doing helicopter rides at air shows and festivals. We took a road trip down to the hill country to get out of the big city weekend before last. A wrist sprain from pilates class has slowed me down with the felting… I’m now wearing this horribly stiff brace to keep from moving it. About 2 weeks ago, I cut a huge chunk out of my thumb while cutting ribbon with my fabulous pink pocket knife (*sigh* always cut AWAY from you, when will I learn?) which put me out of commission from doing much for a few days. But still I am felting!
The newest additions to my little feltie family are a dapper fox, a happy little dinosaur, an even tinier fox and the whale I posted last week – now complete with sleepy eyes. I also just finished up a little mushroom in a bottle tonight – having a lot of fun experimenting with adding other media like wire and glass. I’m positively in LOVE with the fox in the hat… so much so that I’m not sure I could bare to put him up for sale!
wow :)
These are the cutest!!!!
Squeee! All very cute and I can totally understand you not wanting to sell Mr Fox :) All I’ve managed so far are two round beads and a pebble…
So cute!!! Love Mr. Fox. You’re really making great progress considering your latest “limitations”. Keep up the great work!
OMG SO CUTE :)
Soo sweet! I love the tiny fox! And yes, cutting AWAY is very important… my husband and I keep finding that out. My family is very prone to knife accidents, I don’t know why. But every Christmas, there’s a chorus of “CUT AWAY!!!” being yelled every time someone opens a taped box.
Can’t wait to see more of your felt creations!
That “dapper fox” is the best thing I’ve seen all day. THANK YOU. I love it!!!!
so cute! I love the mushroom in the bottle… very mysterious and fairytale-like…
OMG I LOVE THESE ANIMALS! Especially the toadstool. Yes it’s not an animal, but brilliant. Thanks for following me!