With pops of colour.
I have a little more stitching left to do, here, but I have learned more about felting and wet felting in making this. It takes awhile to get the feel of new materials and I have plenty of ideas I want to explore.
And when I found some unidentified red leaves on the ground, I overdyed this wool with them and a few maple leaves:
7 comments:
love everything here but most of all--the felted piece. and also great images in the previous post.
in my next life i will explore this. so thank you, for showing
me this beauty...
love the mistiness of it
back again...
do you LOVE this?????
actually, it is
extremely wonderful....will you
do more like this??????????????
The finished felt piece is totally awesome...what an incredible journey...beautiful! Peace, Mary Helen Fernandez Stewart
Oooh, Yvonne, love how you have interpreted this time of year!
Thank you everyone! And Grace, yes, I love how the wool turns into fabric - and the texture and how I can combine fabrics with clouds of wool and silk roving, yarns, threads, beads - you name it! This appeals to my smorgasbord nature. There are stages as the wool felts - I have to pay close attention to the feel of it. However, I have really only dabbled a little and have so much to learn.
Yvonne, your felted piece is absolutely magnificient! A wonderful show of autumn glory!
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