Thursday, 8 August 2013

Wet felt class on Saturday, 31. of August 10.30am - 1.30pm

Wrist cuffs
Felt making is an ancient technique to create a woolen fabric. It is amazing to experience the transformation from fluffy sheep’s wool into a sturdy fabric, using warm water, soap and friction! 

In this wet felt class you will...
  • learn about the process of wet felting
  • experiment with colours and design
  • use a template to create a seamless, hollow vessel e.g. a pouch, a little bag or wrist cuffs.
Please bring a towel, a bar of glycerine soap (e.g. pears) and a plastic bag for your finished items. 
Tea will be provided. 
Cost: £20/£16 
This class is for beginners and intermediate. 

For 4 participants only.
Please book in advance to secure your place! 
Venue: 63 Crowhill Road, G64 1QY, Glasgow/ Bishopbriggs, 3 minutes walk from Bishopbriggs station
Email: laryna108@gmail.com  Mobile: 07503 210 416



Cases for a pair of glasses and a mobile phone


Cases for a pair of glasses and a mobile phone

Wednesday, 7 August 2013

My needle felted dwarfs in my garden and out and about


Dwarfs in my garden

During the last months my passion for needle felting unfolded, when I needle felted woolly dwarfs. As I first worked the dwarf's body from coarse white or brown sheep's wool, shaping the head, body and limbs the little being became slowly alive. Mostly I used natural or dyed Shetland wool for the clothes, which I needle felted on the body, related to the unique character of the dwarf. 
Ah. it is fun, to experience the process of creating a little Nature Being! The most exciting part of the process is, when I create the face: the nose, the mouth and the expression of the eyes. That's just amazing, how the dwarf becomes alive, with a very unique expression of it's being! 
If you would like to buy one of the little woolly dwarfs ( They sell quickly!), or would you like me to create a very personal dwarf for you, please get in contact!
Would you like to create your own woolly needle felted dwarf or fairy, please feel free to contact me, as I run regular felt workshops in the Glasgow area.  
One day I took the dwarfs and went out for a walk to show them a lovely spot, North of Glasgow: Campsie Glen. I hope they liked it; I definitely did :-)    
You can see them here:

Little dwarf holding a bag with a treasure

Stone dwarf
Dwarf with mushrooms


On the roots of a big beech tree

Here they gather in the grass

 
Gathering dwarfs
Gathering dwarfs on a rock near the river

Here the dwarf family has expanded by a dwarf lady!


All the present members of the dwarf family are gathering in my garden