Felt Kitties
She is an amazing dollmaker, and her blog is filled with many free patterns. Please visit Runo's blog here at Nuno Life
More Pixies have come to play with Wren and Robin :-)
Nettie, for my sister's birthday.
Sparrow, in her blue jumper.
Finch, in her pretty lace-trimmed nightgown.
It is amazing how much fun can be had with a little bit of felt, floss, and yarn.
Wouuu!
ReplyDeleteBeautifull work:)
Thank-you!
ReplyDeleteBeth
Love the new pixies Beth and those little felt kitties are too cute!!
ReplyDeleteOooh Beth, my favorite is Finch she looks like an angel to me, and I so admire the felines. This is awesome. This is how I see them Nettie is humble, Sparrow looks frightened or surprised, and my favorite Finch looks like an angel. I'm working on some felt friends myself...I'm excited to finish and post them.
ReplyDeleteCarolyn
Beth!
ReplyDeleteThese little cuties are just gorgeous!!! So tiny...
My goodness!
ReplyDeleteThey are so cute.
You do wonderful work.
Sandra
Thank you so much for your good words, Shelly, Carolyn, Sandra, and Creativedawn :-)
ReplyDeleteCarolyn, I like your characterization of the girls, and look forward to seeing your felt creations.
Beth
As usual, lovely creations! They are so cute!
ReplyDeleteHow darling! I love the kitty. :)
ReplyDeleteHi!
ReplyDeleteI've been follow you for a long time and I just ask where do you find wood bases for your faboulous dolls...! I'd like to know if there's a site where I could find too...
Thank you so much. :)
Hi Dona,
ReplyDeleteI use small wooden plaques and I get them from Michaels or Hobby Lobby. You might try to google 'wooden plaques' and see if there are some online sites. At Michaels they cost 59 cents apiece. The round ones are four inches in diameter.
Enjoy!
Beth
Thank you so much, Beth! :)
ReplyDeleteI came over to your blog after reading the comments from Nuno Life (where the cat pattern originated.) I like how you made yours stand up. Can you explain how you did that? I also REALLY love your dolls. I've spent at least an hour looking at your blog. You are very talented.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for your kind words, Heather. To make the cat stand up, I cut a circle of felt for the bottom of the cat, and stitched the bottom of the body pieces to this circle, instead of just stitching the two body pieces together at the bottom. The tails on the two awake cats help them to balance standing up.
DeleteWarm regards,
Beth
Thank you so much for replying! I am going to attempt to make a cat that stands up! I appreciate the explanation. I'd love to make darling little dolls like you do. If you ever start to sell your creations in an Etsy store, please let me know. leefamilee5 (at) gmail (dot) com
DeleteHappy Thanksgiving!
Heather