Daisy and Maisie Needle Felting Kit - (Wool, Props and Tools)
Product Code:
zlCMVIg
Product Condition:
New
Units in Stock:
10
£21.95 inc. tax
Description
Welcome to the first exciting collaboration between Tregaver Fibre,
and Sally Bonnie FibrenArt!
This product is our Wool, Props and Tools Kit. It contains all of the fibre you need, create 2 adorable sheep —Daisy and Maisie! It also includes the tools to make them, and the props to display them. (Bases for displays are linked as related items to purchase so you can pick the ones you like the best). They will make perfect gifts for yourself or a friend.
Our Wool, Props and Tools Kit contains:
- 20g uncarded Core Fibre
- 10g Natural Undyed Carded Wool
- 10g Grey/Brown Mixed Species Carded fibres
- 10g Undyed Wensleydale Locks from Denzil, one of our own wensleydale girls.
- 10g Undyed Blue Faced Leicester Locks from Hazel, a member of Steph's Flock
- Rusty miniature fork
- Rusty miniature rake
- 4 x 3mm glass eyes
- wire armature
- skewer
- Felting needles - 1 x 36 gauge (black top) and 1 x 40 gauge (gold top)
- 6" by 6" felting mat
- Snips
This purchase is for the kit only.
The Digital Workshop is available to purchase through Sally Bonnie FibrenArt by using the QR code in the pictures above or this link below:
More about the digital workshop:
The workshop, created by Sally Bonnie especially to go with this wool pack, features six comprehensive parts, guiding you step-by-step through making your own Daisy and Maisie sheep. It is suitable for beginners, and the project requires little to no prior knowledge of needle felting and can be completed in approximately two to three hours.
The interactive downloadable PDF workbook will guide you through each stage of creating Daisy and Maisie from creating the body form to offering tips on presenting your finished creations.
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