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| AnnaD |
Tiny Felted AnimalsI just found a website with the most amazing miniature needle felted animals. I am so impressed that I feel the need to share the website here since I know a few of you do felting. So here it is; http://mysite.verizon.net/vze91fyp/index.htmlIt makes me want to learn! |
| Wingy |
Oh sweet! I have a friend who needle felts, ferrets mainly and dogs. Have you seen the Guinea Pig? Tiny!
http://mysite.verizon.net/vze91fyp/id4.html |
| AnnaD |
I especially love the guinea pig 
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| woodsprite |
I spotted a book about making these little fella's whilst browsing the craft section the other day. I have to say that they're not my thing, I can't think of a single reason to want one, but you have to admire the work. |
| marigold |
Very clever, but not quite my cuppa either, though the hedgehog pincushions did tickle my fancy. (And being in a rather childish mood I wondered if there would be a market for needlefelted pincushion buttocks  )
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| Frewen |
They are intriguing and I can see the doll house collectors (and pet enthusiasts) wanting them. Not on my list of stuff to do right now.....
As for needlefelt buttock pincushions  
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| LynneA |
I loved the Tamarin monkeys especially
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