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If you would like to have this original scarf for your very own ......and you are happy provide some feedback on it's wearability before the end of the year just leave a comment ANYWHERE on my blog...... your user name will go into the hat to be drawn on Felt United Day. I am happy to post overseas.....but please check out any custom issues in your country before accepting.
Lots of catching up to do........I hope to have more on the Festival and new projects soon.
Cheers
Joan
Looks great Joan
ReplyDeletewas it felted onto any thing or is it just the wool, I am assuming just wool.I was looking at your album on the yahoo site last night.
Alan
wykham@chariot.net.au
Hello Alan,
ReplyDeleteYou'll find the experimental process in earlier posts here under the label "Felted Scarves and Shawls". Cobweb strands of mohair were bridged across fine strips of very fine merino. So far it is holding well,but I would like to see if this will last with normal wear. Cheers Joan
Lovely Scarf Joan - thanks for sharing pic and giving an opportunity to test it. Narelle Higgins - fellow AussieFeltmaker
ReplyDeleteI love your scarf,are you making any more like thst one?I stilldidn't try to make that scarf I planed to.My cat run away from vet's and I am very upset.It's only a month before we go to New castle for Miniature Traction Engine Rally and lot's of things to do around the house.
ReplyDeleteAll the best
Visnja
Hi Narelle and Vishnja,
ReplyDeleteThank you both for your comments. I am looking forward to getting feedback on the experimental scarf. I do hope to make more again this month ready for display at the Pittsworth Craft Market held 2nd weekend in Oct.
Visnja, I am so sorry to hear about your cat. Perhaps some pictures and info on your new blog may help in locating him. I'd be happy to copy and paste a picture onto my blog as well.
Best wishes
Joan
I am so intrigued by your felted scarves, particularly since they are not nuno felted. I live in Santa Barbara,CA and these would do very well here in the craft/handmade galleries! It's a scarf town winter and summer (most pretty close to the same thing). These are light enough to wear anytime and how lovely they would look for an evening out! Thank you for being part of the felting forum so we can see them.
ReplyDeleteHi kstmetal,
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog. It does sound as though the scarves would do well in your part of the world. I think I may need to post another "how to" so you can make some for your local handmade galleries.
I wonder where this little one will land.
Cheers Joan
Your scarves are gorgeous! Found you through the post on Felting Forum about the giveaway for the cobweb scarf. Your work is stunning.
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Hi Joan - what amazing work you do - I am loving all your pieces and thank you so much for sharing them with us on your blog. I am very new to felting and am so inspired by artist such as yourself. Thank you.
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Your comments are very much appreciated. It is so lovely to be in contact with such creative people from all parts of the world. I will post the winner in my blog in Oct ..If you are the winner I will contact you via your email link in your profile. If I can't contact you directly you can always reach me via the contact link in my profile. No need to leave your email address here.....
ReplyDeleteCheers Joan