Hi Gerry, I made this fuzzy funny bunny out of the wool I bought from you! : )
she is much cuter in person, LOL
What is the white fiber? It’s so super soft!
Here is another new creation. Her name is “Princess Cammie Campster” and she’s a 1/12 scale custom order dwarf hamster. Although, I messed up and gave her a “gerbil tail” by accident!LOL
Wow! What a couple of tinys!! You must have gotten poked a lot on those! The white fiber that you got from me is alpaca. Isn’t it terrific! I love alpaca as a fluffy coat and you can see why. It is just so soft too! Is your bunny 1:12 scale also?
I need a magnifying glass for the hamster!!WOW!! You can easily fix the long tail….just cut it off! All fixed. You can do that with a lot of mistakes in needle felting. If one legs is too long..just cut it off and make a new paw. Head too big or small? same thing..Cut it off!!!YIKES! Then you start over and add a new head of the proper size! All perfect. It must have been very hard to make that tiny thin tail! I don’t know how you could do it! Is it felted too?
By: gourmetfelted on October 23, 2008
at 3:58 pm
Talk about detail! Your hammie as a whole is about the size of a detail on many other projects — I’m impressed! And I must say both of the critters turned out very cute indeed.
By: cka on October 23, 2008
at 4:39 pm
Thank you both! : )
I fixed the tail, but now I am trying to figure out how to add whiskers???
The bunny is also 1/12 scale.
By: Lisa Haldeman on October 23, 2008
at 6:51 pm
I use some acrylic hair and thread a needle with a few and put it through the nose and glue one side at the base of where the whiskers come out. It will stay that way.
By: gourmetfelted on October 23, 2008
at 9:43 pm
How many times did you poke your fingers with them? Did you use magnifying glasses? HA!
By: gourmetfelted on October 23, 2008
at 9:44 pm
Miraculously I didn’t poke my fingers at all with these two, but I can’t usually say that!LOL
Thank you for the wiskers tip. The tail is made of embroidery thread.
By: Lisa Haldeman on October 24, 2008
at 2:30 am