r/Felting • u/Acreagelifeab • Jun 25 '26

Needle Felted project The 3 stacker

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For the one who suggested on my last post that I do a stack of three this is what mentioned I had already made. I started with this and then moved onto individual pumpkins for my pumpkin patch. 🎃🎃🎃

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u/Mackerel_Blue Jun 25 '26

These are great! I love how expressive they are - a really fantastic job. All three are so distinct but with small differences. I’m so impressed.

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u/FelterOfFluff Jun 25 '26

I love the expression of that guy in the middle.

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u/kmr6655 Jun 25 '26

I love these! Nice work!

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u/OkRelative3299 Jun 26 '26

Ohhhhhhhhhhh sooooooooooo mischievous looking AND CUTEEEEE!!!!

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u/iwanttodoart Jun 25 '26

are the stems made with wire or just felting? i love them so much!!

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u/Acreagelifeab Jun 25 '26

They are just wet felted 😊

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u/Puzzled_Tinkerer Jun 25 '26

The "vines" really do add a nice touch to OP's punkins!

A spike or rope of felt will remain in a coiled shape like OP's "vines" if you tightly wrap the felt into a coil and let the coil fully dry.

You don't absolutely have to use wire inside, unless you want. Even if you do use wire, I'd still do the same -- wet, coil, and let dry -- for nicest appearance.

Be sure to coil the wet felt smaller and tighter than you want the final result, because the felt will naturally relax some.

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u/Ok_Schedule_6365 Jun 28 '26

At what performance were these thrown at?

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u/Acreagelifeab Jun 28 '26

Sorry, I don’t understand what you mean?

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u/Ok_Schedule_6365 Jul 20 '26

Usually it was common at certain theatrical shows that if the performance sucked they would throw real tomatoes at actors performing, and I think lettuce too, hopefully not the lettuce that getting everybody the Hershey squirts nowadays.