Woohoo! My order of wool felt finally arrived! Now, I can make all the felt projects I have been dreaming of. Some are new, and others, I have had planned to make for a very long time.
Elizabeth, over at Creative Breathing has the most adorable characters! She not only shares her patterns, but has a very fun way of telling stories. She has so many wonderful projects, I’m not sure which I’ll start with:
Holly, over at Cotton Pickin’ Fun has the cutest characters too! This has got to be the cutest George Washington I have ever seen. Holly is also very generous and shares her patterns – I think if I start him now, I may have him done by the 4th of July 🙂
Here is a book that I have owned for quite some time, Felt Wee Folk by Sally Mavor. I had the best intentions to make some fairies. I even bought acorn caps for hats on-line from the East Coast! Now, I ‘m going to break out the supplies and finally make them.
And finally, some really sweet felt dolls from Noialand. I will make at least one of these girls:
These are but a few of the projects I have in mind. My shelves are full of books with lots of ideas…
lutkaandco.com 
I think I might have to try one of the patterns from Noia land, those are adorable.
Chris =]
hi doll, just want to let you know who your partner is for the nest swap. YOu are partners with Chris McKinley from Perfectly Printed. Also could you email so i have your email address? thanks! have fun with the swap!
oh gosh!!! disregard this message!! I wrote the wrong partner for you!! Your partner is not Chris.. its my dear friend Kai Naconi! here is her email kola54@sbcglobal.net and her blog is http://celebratingchristmasyearround.blogspot.com/
sorry, hope this hasnt caused too much confusion!
xoxo
I’m looking forward to seeing what you make. Yeah for the inspiration we have by such talented artists
I accidentally discovered how to felt wool, by washing a wool garment in hot water, and drying it in a hot dryer, lol. Way cheaper than buying it ready made, too!