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Wet Felting a Killer Rabbit

I have felted purses and bags before, but that was the extent of my felting journey. I saw Claudia on The Knitting Blog by Mr. Puffy the Dog blog felt an adorable bunny and knew I had to try it. With the help of instructions from The Daily Felt , and some You Tube Videos ( I like this one by Brookelynn Morris ), I was off. Wet Felting with a resist, to make a 3D item. I cut this shape out of some packing material to use as my resist. This will be placed in the middle. I’ll layer pieces on the top and bottom, wet felt and then cut them apart to stuff it. Sounds easy? Let’s see if it is…. I need some bubble wrap, use it bubble side towards your felting, If it is not wide enough, you can duct tape it together to make it wider, (duct tape on the smooth side) Follow the instructions on the Felting lessons site 1- Very warm water, and quite a bit of soap , work this into the bunny, on both sides, until the “pinch test” does not produce fibers. ( see video) OK not looking very bun

Celebrate Memorial Day

Check out the story that goes with this famous photo And the men in the photo.

Featured Etsy Blogger

This month’s Etsy Blogger is NajoDogz by Nancy Richardson. NanjoDogz features polymer clay Pandora beads, sculpture, pendants, tiles, beads and more with our main concentration on the dog in various breeds. Although our main focus is on dog related creations, we also create various other critter beads. We have a variety of whimsical and unique items. Beagle Polymer Clay Dog Pandora Bead / Charm $28.00 Australian Shepherd Pandora Polymer Clay Dog Bead – Charm $28.00 Don’t see your dog? She also does custom orders! (below from her shop policies) Custom Orders: If you see anything in our shop that you would like in a specific breed just let us know and we'll be happy to create a piece for you. Please note: There is an additional charge for custom orders. Charity: A percentage of proceeds to my favorite animal charities including HSUS, Anti-Cruelty Society, Illinois Doberman Rescue. She blogs here