keep them doggies roving...
Yesterday, I dropped by the yarn shop for felting needles and wool roving. While it was fun choosing the colors, there is still part of me that is a bit hesitant to begin needle felting - am I ready to add yet another crafty technique into my repertoire of...The-Not-Quite-Mastered-and-Probably-Will-Never-Quite
-Master-Craft-Techniques!?
Having already committed to the acquisition of felting supplies - I am - foiled again.
Alas!
Have supplies = must to craft!
Truthfully, I'm eager to start needle felting (being mindful not to poke myself with the dangerously barbed needles). As with all artsy crafty techniques I endeavor, doing it is accompanied by a hope that this too can one day be incorporated into mixed media artworks...of a larger and grander scale....
Mebbe.
Mebbe not.
It's-A-Good-Life-Dilemma #5,823:
What project to begin needle felting on? 2-D? 3-D? Something sculptural? Flat? Floral? Pictorial? Useful/practical? Purely aesthetic? Representational? Abstract? Whimsical?
Or just plain cute?
2 comments:
I want to eat that roving. But I'm sure it tastes nothing like cotton candy.
cotton - maybe.
but candy - non.
No eating this stuff. It'll stick in your throat and cause a major gagging reflex. Not pretty!
I just double checked the how-to on the just plain cute project, and found that it doesn't use the dangerously barbed felting needle. Now, what kind of fun is that?
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