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.









13 comments:

Mommy Moment said...

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.

Ariella said...

LOVE it. You are really so talented!

pink and green mama MaryLea said...

Beautiful!! You did a great job and thanks so much for the link : )

Kylie said...

Ohmy just gorgeous!

Michele @ The Hills are Alive said...

Oh I should have read ahead one post behind. Youve done a GREAT job.

Jess said...

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! (:

XX

Grace said...

That mushroom cottage is wonderful!

Helena said...

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 :).

Cheryl said...

Your toadstool fairy house is beautiful. Needle felting is on my list to learn. I love the little path leading up to the house.

Gypsy said...

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!

sarah in the woods said...

I love it! You did a great job on the mushroom house.

Unknown said...

This is just beautiful!
(It's GAS here of course!)

Anonymous said...

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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