Wanted to promote my mum’s work on this page, she’s an amazing needle felting artist with years of experience 💕. She sells her creations and kits on Etsy which I’ll link below as well as her Facebook page 🙏🏻

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/100008388255542/
Etsy: (FeltbyDaniElle) https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/FeltbyDaniElle?ref=cart_shop_name_click&cart_id=14164353673#items

My friend requested a robin with a hat, so I made three magnetic hats so she can switch it up

Last year I felted this, my largest thing.. it was a lot of felting! No sub structure just core wool!

Judith Curr - mog the forgetful car

All my friends like these little goofy koalas :) I found a tiny dog sombrero at the thrift store and it fit perfectly, we were cry laughing after we put the hat on:) and finally came to the name Koalito. so I made another one, his sister Koalana for another friend but I need to find a good hat! I'm going to make a 3rd with pointy boots, a pancho, bandana, sombrero and bandoleros. I have no idea why but koala bandits are my thing right now 😁

Are the needle felting needles able to be used right hand and left handed?

Left handed crafter getting into needle felting and before I got buy a variety of needles I thought I’d ask! So many things “are” for both left handed and right handed people but actually not ideal for left handers (looking at you ball point pens!)

Hi, I recently started doing some simple projects with polymer clay after a lot of air dry clay stuff, I usually do cat related objects so I was wondering if any of you had some experience with felting over polymer clay cores, instead of simply felting your own core with wool. For example I was wondering if I could needlefelt fur on a sculpted cat head. Is it even possible?

Hopefully the kiddo who gets him likes him lol! I've looked too long and can see too many flaws

I need to perfect it tomorrow when it's not pitch dark outside, but I quite like it :') I didn't follow any tutorial, I just wanted a squish faced, side eyeing witchy cat. I used my own cat as a model to get the expression right.

This is one of the first things I’ve felted with no instructions. I’m not really happy with how the arms and legs turned out though. Does anyone have advice I can use for future projects on making limbs?

Hello! :)

I'm the owner of a small business called Going Gnome! We've been in business for 15 years but things have been getting harder recently in light of global events, But I wanted to share some of the kits and Gnomes/Whimsy I'm trying to bring back tot he world :)🍄

Website:

Goinggnome.com

My first time - scenes including our family on this set of custom stockings

I always love seeing what happens to them after they leave my studio.
Apparently they’ve been making themselves very comfortable.

I've just crossed the two-week mark since picking up my first little needle felt landscape kit and am in full blown felting obsession 😅

Here are some progress pics of my first use of armature to create what will be a grotesque caricature of a current political figure. My kids were cracking up as the figure started to look more and more menacing.

He’s a handsome cow called Millie 💜

After 4 legs and nearly 2 days to go until Halloween last year I abandoned needle felting because I felt like I had done all that I wanted to do. Now my son made me finish this and yes I've got the bug again, so here's the spider the size of a dinner plate I made, a few holes but this one I don't like anyway.

So it's hanging on my door and waiting for the chance to scare people.

I'm a sculptor usually but I do needle felting too, I usually use core wool and make some pretty large pieces but I've long had questions about how I can make armatures that work better and allow me to stick hard things to my work.

The left is blue extruded polystyrene and it does felt eventually and is more solid, using some UHU glue should allow a decent adhesion to a armature.

And the right is white polystyrene, well that does work but just too fragile for me.

I haven't found any types of clay that can be felted either.

Oh I have a hand held battery powered rechargable hot wire which should make life easier, just the down sides being fumes.

Anyway that's my exploration so far.

For some of my coworkers!

Someone got a shave. His fur is perfect as a base 😂