Sunday, 13 January 2013

3D Felted Hearts

Sorry for the picture-less post last week, I did finally get the issue sorted, and if you wish to re-read, with the images you can look here

I did a bit more needle-felting this week. I had my first try of doing something 3D.
I had a heart shaped cookie cutter, so I used this as my mould.


I used a piece of ready made felt as a base to work on.


I chose my colours from my range of wool roving.


I pulled off small tufts of wool, and layered them in the mould.


I then used the specialist needle to keep stabbing at the wool,


until the fibres start to bind together.


Then the mould can be slipper off .


And the piece can be decorated.



13 comments:

  1. They are really lovely and thank you for such a clear explantion of how to do this. The colours you've chosen are beautiful

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  2. These are gorgeous - and you make them look so easy! I love the idea of using the mould to shape them.

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  3. Awww your little hearts are adorable! I love the colours you've used.

    I'm glad you got the photo thing sorted - will pop by your last post now to see the pics :) x

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  4. What great little badges, and your picture of the boats from last week is also lovely.

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  5. Those little hearts are a great way to show people how easy it is to start needle felting.

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  6. They are soooo pretty and easy-to-follow guide - many thanks. Hope you have a good week

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  7. Glad you got the photos on last week's post - the Cornish scene is lovely. I like the little hearts too, felting is on my to do list this year (it was on last year's list too so may never happen!)

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  8. Soo cute. Sounds like a satisfying craft if you have some aggression to get rid of!

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  9. Your hearts are so cute. I really like the blue and green colours. I haven't tried felting and was interested to see how it turned out, thanks. Have a lovely week.
    Ali x

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  10. A great idea! I have never tried felting but your pictures explain things very well. The hearts are gorgeous!
    Wendy x

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  11. These hearts are lovely and can be used to adorn lots of other projects, I love your Cornish scene too, the colours are bright and fresh.

    Jan x

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  12. Very cute. I always wondered how these things were made

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  13. I love the red and pink one - almost candyfloss like :o)

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