The Felted Fish Story
I spent today at Julie Brandon's husbands medical office with a group making felted fish under the direction of Deborah Pope. Our finished fish is supposed to look more or less like this.
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Labels: Felted Fish
I love to travel all over the globe shopping for textiles to add to my wearable art. I have taught quilting to school children in Nepal, seminole patchwork to seamstresses in Thailand, and jackets and embellishment to quilters in Turkey where I also served as a judge at 2 of their International Quilt Shows. I have created garments for 5 Fairfield and Bernina Fashion Shows and teach classes on embellishment and wearable art. Lately I have been leaning more toward making art quilts.
I spent today at Julie Brandon's husbands medical office with a group making felted fish under the direction of Deborah Pope. Our finished fish is supposed to look more or less like this.
Labels: Felted Fish
2 Comments:
I just love that fish! So you make the body of the fish first then add the other details? I haven't wet felted yet...just needle felted.
Its tons of fun and shortens the felting process. I have to add the details when the fish dries and will post the photos.
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