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Little Fiber Art Gallery Presents
*Little Fiber Art Gallery* presents in the gallery, One of a kind (OOAK) “Irish Eyes” orb Using 100% green wool along with a novelty yarn that bands the orb that compliments the wool.Complimentary beads and silver pieces that look like 4 leaf clovers The process is: 1. They are first crocheted in wool 2. Then… Read more
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Little Fiber Art Gallery Presents
*Little Fiber Art Gallery* presents in the gallery, One of a kind (OOAK) “Fault Line From Space” Orb. Using 100% wool in multicolors. Green disks, crystal and blue beads. The process is: 1. They are first crocheted in wool2. Then the piece is felted in a 1920’s Speed Queen washing machine. Taking a minimum of… Read more
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Little Fiber Art Gallery Presents
*Little Fiber Art Gallery* presents in the gallery, One of a kind (OOAK) “Dripping Gold” orb. Using 100% wool multi colored along with a gold novelty thread that compliments the wool. Complimentary beads complete the items used to make this orb The process is: 1. They are first crocheted in wool2. Then the piece is… Read more
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Little Fiber Art Gallery Presents
*Little Fiber Art Gallery* presents in the gallery, One of a kind (OOAK) “ Red/Green/Gold” framed Woolly. Using 100% wool Multi colored wool felted and complimentary Pretty Punch threads are used and then beaded in E beads of corresponding colors. The process is: 1. They are first crocheted in wool2. Then the piece is felted… Read more
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Little Fiber Art Gallery Presents
*Little Fiber Art Gallery* presents in the gallery, One of a kind (OOAK) “Turquoise Tears” Art bag. Using 100% wool in two colors along with a novelty yarn that compliments the wool. Turquoise teardrop cabochons turquoise chips and complimentary beads complete the items used to make this art bag The process is: 1. They are… Read more
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I’m stuck on these colors
I made this woolly but I don’t think I am done with these colors. I’ve tried to put them away but I just keep looking at them. I’m thinking not another woolly but something else. I’t amazing to me how much of the Pretty Punch threads I can get to match up with the wools. Read more
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“Terrain” finished
I finished this piece I decided to call “Terrain”. It is crocheted in needlepoint yarn that I was gifted ( Thank you Sheron)! I embellished it with French knots and beads. I found this frame before creating it so I made sure it would fit it. It is dimensional and sits off the frame a… Read more
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**Update **Update Oh Baby I’m having fun now
This one is having a journey. First came the frame, then came the yarns, then the crocheting, felting and now is the embellishing the piece to finish. What makes this so different is that I bought the frame then I was gifted the yarns. I immediately knew these two things would become a piece. It… Read more
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Small greens wall piece
Finished the piece a while back but was not framed. I framed it today. It’s 5”X 7” and can stand or hang. Read more
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Here are the thee together
Two of them are fiber stones and one is a disk. All of them are of similar colors Read more
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Last of the three shadow type boxes.
I receives three framed shadow box type of frames and so I put my smalls in them. Here is the last of them. Read more
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Second of a trio of framed smalls
I guess I should have said in. My other framed post that these are crochet felted smalls. Not really stones but shaped like a stone and then beaded upon the tops. Read more
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“Steel Magnolia” Framed and reframed and reframed again
Maybe Shadow boxed will “Steel Magnolia” home. I have spent al lot of time trying to get this frame to fit this piece. I tried rectangle frame (no), I tried no frame (no) and now it is in a shadow box. Read more
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Blue Brown Art Bag from beginning to end
Let the embellishing begin. I will continue to update this with more pictures as I get more done. If you want to see the process of how this art bag was made check at the “start to finish” below. This bag is: 10”L X 7”W. Other than a strap it will be completed. The colors… Read more
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Stand up and crochet
I started this new art bag and because I am placing circles on I need to stand up to crochet them on to make the flap. Placing them strategically This piece is currently (UNFLETED) is 16” X 16” we shall see the size after felting. I still need to sew in the side seams of… Read more
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Pebble vessel
This vessel turned out fantastic. A lot to still work on but fun finish. The last pictures are of similar colors in my pretty punch stash to enhance the pebbling of the yarns a little more. This one will probably be on the design table for a while as I decide how much I want… Read more
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What will this be?? Ahhhh it begins
Well after going through some of my wool I saw that I needed to use the swift and wind some of it for use. After winding this yarn I decided I had enough of one kind to make a base for a new project. Here is the beginning of it. What will it become, I… Read more
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New vessel started
Here is the crochet portion of a felted vessel. It is 9”X6” before felting. I have bowl inside just to hold it up for the picture. It will probably be more like a short bowl. It does have a novelty yarn around the beginning of the turquoise base. Read more
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Blue Striped vessel
I think this is done. I wanted to minimize how much embellishing I do on this piece. I’m doing a KISS on it. Read more
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Brown/purple/gold vessel
I decided I wanted to do a series of vessels. Here is the first one. I was able to make it footed. The embellishment is a purple engraved stone circle, copper fish with articulated tail and small glass beads wrapped around the top and at the footed area. Read more
