


I’d like to enter Penelope, the needle felted cat, into your current contest.
She’s about 9/5″ x 4″, including her base. She is felted over a wire armature
using Polworth first, and adding long hair/fur from a batt of blended wools including:
Merino, Silk, Tencel, Yearling Mohair, Super fine Alpaca, Bamboo, Angelina Shimmer
and Baby Angora. I was terrified to try the long hair; Penelope is my first.










This is another incredible entry! And your first long hair!!Amazing! I have used a batt to felt long hairs myself. Did you make the batt yourself?
By: gourmetfelted on January 9, 2009
at 5:18 pm
Outstanding! The conformation is excellent…. Beautifully done! Your right….Amazing!!!
By: Lynne on January 9, 2009
at 5:31 pm
wow!!! I love her
By: Dawn on January 9, 2009
at 8:11 pm
One of my favorites of yours!!! Except for the colors this is very much like my Sir Pawsalot!
By: Harlan on January 9, 2009
at 11:39 pm
Eerie! Are you sure this isn’t a freeze-dried cat? It’s SO realistic!
By: lucille on January 10, 2009
at 3:13 am
WOW! It looks like real! Amazing!
By: Sari on January 10, 2009
at 7:08 am
This is just amazing!! She belongs on the cover of a magazine!! Just beautiful!
By: Michelle Stewart on January 13, 2009
at 10:45 pm
OMG. If I had known people were going to comment (and say such nice things) I would have checked back sooner! =^..^=
Gerry: Good time to give a plug for exclusivelylindalee (on etsy); she made the gorgeous white batt
Lynne and Dawn: Thank you! That’s so nice to hear
Harlan: Just went to see Sir Pawsalot; he’s gorgeous (wasn’t sure if it would be a real cat or felted one!)
lucille: you made me laugh outloud. freeze-dried…
Sari: Thank you. It does tickle me when people think they look real.
By: Helen on January 14, 2009
at 12:25 am
oh, my, the talent shown here is outstanding (i’m a bit embarrassed to have submitted to this contest after seeing these fabulous entrie!)
By: kim on January 22, 2009
at 4:56 pm
You shouldn’t feel embarrassed at all. Your wool sculpture is very lovely and shows the unique one of a kind items that can be created with wool and a needle. It really is amazing! HAPPY FELTING!
By: gourmetfelted on January 23, 2009
at 6:11 am
OMG, Kim. I just saw your post. Thank you for the compliment, but your piece is every bit as good. It is so imaginative! It’s fun to see how different folks use the same medium.
By: Helen on January 29, 2009
at 5:17 pm