L and I collected all of the other bits for the toadstool family's home during our daily excursions.
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Wednesday, 3 March 2010
March nature table (kind of...)
This month our nature table is more of an indulgence for me than a specific nature table :p After seeing several needle felted toadstool houses on the Internet I was desperate to make one. I finally got the wool and did some research on Google Images using my favorite bits from a number of other people's creations. Some of my favorites were from Fairy Folk and there is a tutorial on how to make one here.
L and I collected all of the other bits for the toadstool family's home during our daily excursions.
L and I collected all of the other bits for the toadstool family's home during our daily excursions.
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13 comments:
You always amaze and inspire me! This is absolutely BEAUTIFUL.
What a lucky little girl!
Where do you find the time? You sure have amazing talent!
Thanks for sharing this with us.
LOVE it. You are really so talented!
Beautiful!! You did a great job and thanks so much for the link : )
Ohmy just gorgeous!
Oh I should have read ahead one post behind. Youve done a GREAT job.
Totally gorgeous! You inspired me to start needle felting. Made a few things now, including a sheep which my husband thinks looks like a fat dog. Oh well! (:
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That mushroom cottage is wonderful!
Hi there, I found your website from The Magic Onions' Friday Nature Table. What a wonderful toadstool house! I watched that tutorial as well in anticipation of receiving my first felting set in the mail but I loved how you added that charming window! Very inspiring :).
Your toadstool fairy house is beautiful. Needle felting is on my list to learn. I love the little path leading up to the house.
That looks so wonderful! I am rather remiss having never made a nature table, and I can't felt to save myself, you do it so beuatifully and I feel very inspired!
I love it! You did a great job on the mushroom house.
This is just beautiful!
(It's GAS here of course!)
It's gorgeous! Just the type of thing I would spend hours looking at when I was little (I had a toadstool night light, and your creation brought back so many memories...)
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