I recently won my first ever blog giveaway...
...a necklace with the most perfect saying ever..."Live Happy"!!
I received this enchanting bauble from Dana, aka
Tutu Monkey....
...who is a beautiful woman, both inside and out!!
The creator of this and other quite feminine jewelry is
Beth Quinn...
...and I am grateful to both women for having made this 'transitional time' in my life a bit brighter!!
I knew you would want to see some of my more recent acquisitions, too...
...a length of needle-felt, merino roving, a hat block, 'Creative Felt Gathering' tote bag and a cunning little wooden tool for use in felting narrow areas!!
Last, but definitely not least, is my finished felting table (the photos show it with the oil-based paint still drying)...
...a combination of four Ikea cabinet bases, four unfinished wooden counter-top pieces and a whole lot of blood, sweat and tears!!
I now have a surface that measures over 4 X 6 feet (134cm X 192cm)...
...and I am itching to 'test drive' it with a big project!! Grin.
7 comments:
Envy!
Great idea with the table but my room isn't big enough!
Awesome Felting Table i'm sure you'll have heaps of fun working on it. Congrats on winning your first blog giveaway, its gorgeous
xoxo
Ahhhh you are so sweet. I love wearing my "live happy' necklace.....I am so happy you like yours too!!
I LOVE your felting table!!!!
Have a great week!!! (((HUGS)))
what a great table!! looks so sturdy:) I bet you will have many hours of joy at that table:)
The wooden stick for narrow places in felt I have never seen. Do you know is it handy in use and where to get it?
What a great little pendant, and I couldn't agree more with the inscription. Please do!
That felting table/cabinet is amazing. Congratulations on putting that one together. I would love to have a top like that for blocking my things on, but space requirements make it impossible here.
Personally I like the long scarf. So you have to wrap it a few more times. Where's the problem there? It will just keep you warmer that way. Hey, start with it over the head and then wrap, maybe that will make it a bit less long. :)
Kim--I bought it from Susan MacFarland at the felting workshop.
I haven't had time to try it yet, but here's her website: http://www.susansfibershop.com/index.htm
Good morning buddy,
Your table is fantastic...Can't wait to see what marvelous creation comes off of it first!
Hugs,
Dawn
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