Showing posts with label felt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label felt. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 26, 2014

Yep More felties

Hedgie the Hedgehog
 I'm quite enamored with these two I recently 
created...not the best pictures but you can get
idea.
Sammy The Super Dachshund

Thursday, February 20, 2014

More Felt Hearts

Tried my hand at doing more beading work 
on my felt hearts and I'm happy with
how they turned out.

Wednesday, February 19, 2014

Whimsical Felt Trees

Here are a few more felt projects.
These whimsical felt trees remind me of 
Dr Seuss when I look at them :-)

Friday, February 14, 2014

Happy Valentine's Day

Happy Valentine's Day!

Here's a few felt heart's I've been
sewing recently.

Wednesday, February 12, 2014

Felt Totoro

I made this felt Totoro plushy for a friend's
 birthday. Its a critter from the anime movie 
My Neighbor Totoro.  I used the pattern I found 
here at Cheek and Stitch with a couple of 
little changes.

Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Felt Bird Kits

New Felt Bird kits are available at
Each kit comes with step by step instructions and are 
designed for both sewers and non sewers
pnkbrwnbird
Pink and Chocolate
Felt Bird Kit
Click HERE
giantsbrd
Giant's Themed
Felt Bird Kit
Click HERE
rdturqbirds
Kitschy  Red & Turquose
Felt Bird Kits  Click HERE
parisbird
Paris Themed Felt Bird Kit
Click HERE
pinkbrd
Pink Polkadots Felt Bird Kit
Click HERE
chicken
Chicken Themed
Felt Bird Kit Click HERE

Saturday, February 11, 2012

Heart Garland



I had a fun day yesterday getting together with my art peeps to create
a heart garland.  We each created 7 hearts and then exchanged them
with each person, so that we ended up with 1 from each person most 
of them are made from felt and fabric.  The birdies are from a bird 
swap I just love the look of them with my hearts :-)

Friday, January 20, 2012

Easy Peasy Felt Flowers

I just felt flowers.
Here's my easy peasy felt flower tutorial. 

One of the reasons I wanted a die cutting machine was
so I could cut things out of felt.  I started with my Sizzix 
BIGKick machine and used stiffened felt and a Sizzix
flower die.  Stiff felt or regular felt the Sizzix dies, and
the spellbinder dies cut through the felt like butter.

Here they are cut out
I layered them using tacky glue you can also use 
Fabric-Tac which is actually my preference but
I used what I had on hand.

Next add buttons (some I layered).

Click HERE to see my felt banner I made
a few years ago...sure wish I had the
BIGKick then!




Monday, July 20, 2009

Whimsical Felt Banners

I am finally finished with 18 felt banners for the swap I mentioned here. I will be thrilled to mail these babies off now that I'm done with them...I admit it I'm sick of looking at them....do you ever feel that way where you just get sick of looking at what you've made? I don't know what the heck I was thinking when I decided to hand sew them all...the hardest part was trying to come up with different ideas because I get bored doing the same thing.
Take a peek at a few of my friend's banners for this swap:
Here's Joanne's elegant banners she's our hostess with the mostess! Kathy, had a wonderful earthy flower theme going for hers, aren't they gorgeous?!? Vicki's pretty banners have hand drawn faces on them. Here's my pal Christy's bright and cheery painted canvas banners. Lori made some lovely serene banners.

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Friday, July 10, 2009

Sneak Peek Felt Banners

If you've read my blog for awhile you know that I just LOVE banners! Here's the first of my felt banners I'm making for a fabric banner swap I'm in. Only 15 more to go! I made them out of felt, man do they have such fun felt out now! I would have used pinking sheers to cut them, but mine I discovered are not sharp enough for fabric now....No telling which kid cut what with them! I'm not a sewer so I used Fabric Tac to glue the pieces together after tracing around the cardboard template (5"x7").
Rolled Felt Flowers
The rolled flowers are easy to make, I cut about a 3.5" strip about 1" wide and glue and fold over the strip lengthwise. Then run another long bead of glue down the length of the strip and begin rolling tightly from end to end. Hold it for about 30-60 seconds (Fabric Tac sets up fast). You can then use some embroidery floss and come in from the bottom (rough edge) through the middle to the top (folded edge) and sew a bead in the center. After I cut leaves out and glue the leaves down and then the flower in the center.

Update: Click HERE to view all of my finished felt banners

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