Tag: felted scarf
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Leafy “Cape” Collar of Merino and Silk
This new piece is almost finished, with just some dark brown stitching to add for emphasis here and there.
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Nature Inspired Scarf
While watching nature documentaries with my son I saw this tree the bobcat is climbing up with his catch. I felt my heart flip when I saw the magnificent combination of colors. I got a screen shot of the tree on my computer and used it as a model for the scarf. Also, notice the…
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Another wonderful workshop!
Yesterday we had our workshop at Alpacas at Marquam Hill Ranch store and it was SOOOO fun!!! Laura and Jennifer both made felting projects and we had a ladies day of visiting and creating and eating yummy snacks, including some amazing gluten free, dairy free, chocolate chip and peanut butter cookies Jennifer made! Laura chose…
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New Scarf: Valentines Confection Finished!
Here is the finished scarf I laid out at Alpacas at Marquam Hill Ranch the Saturday before Valentine’s Day. I love how it turned out! The baby soft alpaca embellishing the soft merino wool creates a kitten soft feel to the skin! This scarf is different on each side, as seen below, which makes it…
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New flyer for the workshop at the ranch
Jennifer, the owner of the Alpaca Ranch, suggested a flyer with more color; and my daughter Melanie suggested more photos of workshops on the flyer, so I came up with this. I like this flyer better with the white background because the lettering is easier to read. The flyer may not be as “pretty”, but…
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My Etsy Store Has Scarves Again!
Now that Christmas if over, I took a little time to get the photos of my latest scarf creations up on Etsy! Yay! I am loving making the reversible scarves. Check out the extra photos of these beauties and you will see what I mean. I already have photos for two more new scarves coming…
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Fun and Productive Workshop Yesterday
On Dec. 8, we had a workshop with Eileen and MaryJo. MaryJo chose red merino and silk 50/50 blend, which, when dry, will be super soft and have gorgeous texture. I wish I could have taken a photo when the red wrap was dry, but that usually takes overnight, and my workshops don’t last that…