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Fortune-Felting

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Artist // Hobbyist // Artisan Crafts
  • July 7
  • United States
  • Deviant for 9 years
  • She / Her
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I'm a 20 woman living in IL/WI. I've been needle felting for a few months and I feel I improve with every new project! I also adore cute things and sweets!

I have a rare condition of Nystagmus that I was born with that causes my vision to constantly move like the earth is shaking, and because of that I cannot drive. I have other health issues that make it hard for me to go anywhere or do much physically activity, so I spend a lot of my time at home. I spend this time gaming, felting, drawing, and enjoying time with my family. :)

All of my needle felted creations! I also take custom orders (I can make just about anything), and I charge based off of how much you're willing to pay! c: Just shoot me a message and we'll set up an order!

Favourite Movies
Comedies in general, plus Miyazaki's films
Favourite Bands / Musical Artists
I love nearly everything except country.
Favourite Gaming Platform
Retro games in general!
Tools of the Trade
Needle felting & cartooning
Other Interests
Video games, some anime, needle felting,baking & camping!

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The top picture here is called wool roving, which is dyed wool that’s taken off a sheep, and that’s it. It can be pulled to pieces extremely easily and is hard to work with. The picture below, is what I make out of those fibers of wool. How do I do this? I literally have to sit there and stab this wool for hours to get it to tangle into the shape I want, and if I over stab it, I can ruin my whole piece. You have to be patient with wool because of how fragile it is, and you can easily mess up. Your needle is also thin like a sewing needle and is about the same size as one, so imagine stabbing wool for hours with that little tool.
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