I started yesterday attempting to nuno felt, but the fibres mostly stuck to each other more than to the silk ground. So I needle punched them later when they had dried, which really took away from their dimension, and I think I would hand stitch things down, next time.
Then I began knitting a silk/merino blend - my first time using circular needles and nearly my first time knitting - as I've tried it once as a girl and a few years ago when I began this blog. I only know the basic knitting stitch but I intend to learn more and want to experiment with less traditional knitting and try felting some of it.
And I enjoyed seeing fall's changes at Elk lake.
My made over sweatshirt provided just the right amount of warmth.
I've been continuing to experiment with nuno felting and I will do another post to show my results.
I really like the finer texture on the top of this:
Here is a close up - it almost looks like I've stitched it:
And this one is done with sequin waste:
Another quick experiment I did was a needle felted bunny on a piece of indigo dyed wool blanket. It needs refining but the rather thick blanket is a good base.
I probably won't have time to try the remaining ideas I have for a day or two.
Then I began knitting a silk/merino blend - my first time using circular needles and nearly my first time knitting - as I've tried it once as a girl and a few years ago when I began this blog. I only know the basic knitting stitch but I intend to learn more and want to experiment with less traditional knitting and try felting some of it. 
And I enjoyed seeing fall's changes at Elk lake. 
My made over sweatshirt provided just the right amount of warmth.
I've been continuing to experiment with nuno felting and I will do another post to show my results.