Here are a few more of the gals' Fall needle-felted mats. This one was made by Judy Puckett, a gal from California who was in the area to do a writing workshop for local schools. She had never needle-felted before and was amazed at how easy it was to manipulate the wool roving. The area in the middle was left blank so she could set a candle on this mat.
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Judy Puckett's Animals in Yellowstone |
The place mat below was made by Hazel Jordan. She found the way the felt was dyed that she could use the outline of a cookie cutter to created fall leaves. The project is not quite completed, but I sure love the way this is looking!!
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Hazel Jordan's Fall Leaves |
The next one was made by someone new to needle-felting too, Connie Wickstrom.
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Fall Leaves Candle Matt made by Connie Wickstrom |
Another set of lovely mats - Hazel's is my favorite from this bunch.
ReplyDeleteSo cool- I love Hazel's design, especially the fall colors!
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