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Monday, April 6, 2015

Zombiefied Kitty

This is my entry to my Craft rejuvination for the Lenten Season under the needle-felting category.

I was thinking of a zombie matryoshka, however it turned out to look like a zombified Hello Kitty.  What the heck, I kind of am confused of what it looked like: a zombie vs a monster?



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Wednesday, November 19, 2014

Mickey Mouse Tsum Tsum

Yesterday was one of world famous mouse' birthday, Mickey! In celebration of my love for Mickey, I've created a new woolcandie dedicated to him.

At pressent, there's a trend in the Surgery staffroom in playing Tsum Tsum! I learned about this game from Jerrod Maruyama in one of his facebook posts, and I love playing it since the characters are so cute!

Let's begin this tutorial, something unique with this project is that I tried mixing wet and dry felting techniques. This is a first for me to see the effects. 

Materials:
You'll need your basic felting needle, sponge and wool roving: red, black, white, cream, yellow
Hot water, soap for your wet felting

Let's begin!
1. I apologize for not able to take picture of me doing wet felting, living alone in dormitory with both hands in soapy water, I was not able to figure out how to take a picture yet. Anyways, basically you use your black roving and make an elliptical shape with soap and water. Then your let it dry.

2. With your cream wool, make mickey's face. You can use silver pen to guide you in your needle-felting.


3. You cover the lower half of his body with red wool.

4. You use black wool to shape 2 half circles for the ears.

5. Attach the ears to Mickey

6. Make mini tear drop shapes using your white and yellow wool. Attach to Mickey's bottom part.

7. Make a string like shape with black to attach as his tail.
8. Make 2 ellipticals in Mickey's shorts

9. Now make his face

And your done!
I tried attaching a headpin to make it a phone charm

So cute!










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Monday, November 10, 2014

Loving bunny

At last I was able to make a needle felt project again! After 2 years!

This was delayed since I thought I lost my sponge in my dormitory, after initially making it at home. Anyways, I'm very much satisfied with the result.


I'll call him, loving bunny.

Whenver you're down, he will gladly pick a tulip for you to feel better. I think he's a symbolism of your loving friend, always there for you whenever you're sad, with a problem, depressed, etc.

This is for all the angels out there who makes you feel better when you're having a bad day,
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Thursday, July 26, 2012

Matryoshka Iphone Case

This is my first time to try needle felting embroidery (I think that's what the technique is called), I so love the results!!!!

Book type iphone case for Iphone 3gs




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Tuesday, June 26, 2012

Secret cupcakes by fairies

This collection's inspiration is one of my favorite Disney movie films.  The Tinkerbell series!  Superb movie! Not too childish with outstanding cg effects.








 Each cupcake is purely made out of tender, loving care.  With Swarovski rhinestones from Austria & swarovski crystals.  Cupcake woolcandies are unique personally handmade by me, carefully made into a necklace.  Visit Maiden Circuits for more details.

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Saturday, May 26, 2012

Captain America Needle-felt Pendant Tutorial

I'm trying again another tutorial. Pardon me for the quality of pictures, I just used my phone in taking pictures while I was doing the project.

Here's the necklace we're doing today

Materials you'll need:
  • felting needles
  • sponge
  • red, blue, white wool roving
  • silver filigree
  • jump rings
  • ball chain necklace
  • E6000 glue
  • Blue feathers
  • Star-shaped crystal
Step 1 - get some red wool roving & stab w/ your felting needle until you get a flat circle.

Step 2 - get some white wool roving & roll it between your palms to make it more elongated.  You could twist it to make it more "linear".

Step 3 - stab the white roving into your red circle.

Step 4 - Get some blue roving & stab it onto the center.

Step 5 - After stabbing some time, you'll end up with this.

Step 6 - Get a star shaped swarovski crystal & glue it to the center using E6000. Now you have Captain America Woolcandie.

Step 7 - Get the silver round filigree or round silver setting & glue the captain america woolcandie into it.  Step 8 - Attach 2 jumprings, at 12 o'clock & 6 o'clock position of the filigree. 
Step 9 - attach the 2 feathers at the jumpring at the 6 o'clock position & ball chain at 12 o'clock position.

Here's you're end product!

'til next tutorial! =D
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