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Mr Whippy 99 and the Seagull, Printed Fabric and Finished Blooms
Lyn Seagulls worldwide are looking forward to easy, rich pickings on ‘Ice Cream Day’. President Reagan wanted to dedicate a day to one of America’s favourite desserts and it’s now internationally accepted to be the third Sunday in July – this year it falls on the 19th. So I made a felt sketch to celebrate my favourite ice cream, a Mr Whippy 99!  It’s a traditional ice cream...

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Registration Opens for Surface Design on Felt Online Classes
Registration is now open for the four online classes Embellishing Felt with Surface Design Techniques – A Mixed Media Approach. These are all a fun, experimental approach to adding different types of surface design to felt. Any of these approaches will encourage you to create unique felt in your own style. I hope you will join me this summer in learning something new! This is th...

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Technique chat: Shingling
You may have seen my last post, making a fluffy lama, at the end of the last post I still needed to finish his eyes and add eyelashes. Today we were going to consider shingling; adding layers of small amounts of combed fiber or fiber locks in a pattern that mimics the coat on a creature, like that llama I was working on. The fur mimicked by shingling is usually on the longer sid...

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Canada Day and Prepping for a Bag Class.
  This last week, I have been preparing for a bag class I am teaching.  This is a beginner class, so they will be making rope handles. The ropes will then go through holes in the bag and be tied with a knot. This is a nice style and fairly easy, so they can concentrate on the bag part. Please excuse the pictures; I adjusted them as best I could. The light bounce from t...

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Felting at Camp Judy Layne
I recently told you about preparing for volunteering at Girl Scout camp. I have returned from Camp Judy Layne in Kentucky where I taught eco printing and four sessions of wet felting. It was a blast and I thoroughly enjoyed myself and introduced wet felting to camp. Before we went to camp, Debbie (right) invited us to her cabin on Lake Cumberland. When Susan (left), Dennis and I...

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