Felt Ark… and other Crafts stuff I have been crafting

April 14, 2009

Birds of a feather

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...flock together

...flock together

Cardinalis cardinalis, Melanerpes erythrocephalus and Agelaius phoeniceus. har. That’s a cardinal, red headed woodpecker and a redwinged blackbird to you and me.

Jackalope

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jackalope in parts

jackalope in parts

finished jackolope

finished jackolope

Jackalope originally made for Sarah Clair.

Two Hearts

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sacred heartsacred heart
anatomical heart

anatomical heart

Two felt hearts

April 13, 2009

Pals?

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Pals?

Pals?

Three of my favorite creatures : two toed sloth, raccoon and a fruit bat. There should be a fable written about these guys.

felt woods

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mushrooms and leaves

mushrooms and leaves

A set of leaves made for my mom : oak, maple, ginkgo, tulip poplar and sassafras.

A set of mushrooms made for my sister : stink horn, earthstar, amanita, and russula.

Kali as Lady Liberty

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Kali as Lady Liberty

Kali as Lady Liberty

note feltie skulls and feltie arms for various Kali wear.

Kali Ma Envisioned

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Kali Ma Envisioned

Kali Ma Envisioned

Before she became felt

Shiva in Stages

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Shiva in Stages

Shiva in Stages

Before we have a finished feltie, there are many stages.

Sri Krishna

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Sri Krishna

Ah dear sweet, Krishna. I found that even though the Hindu god felties would  steadily become more detailed,  I still could not do my favorite god justice.

Lord Ganesha

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Lord Ganesha in felt

Lord Ganesha in felt

This is the first in a series of Hindu gods I am doing in felt. Each is two of a kind. One for me and one bartered in exchange for awesome thai massage! I’ve enjoyed working on these (more pics to come). They are certainly more detailed then anything I have done before and I like vaguely meditating of the imagery and symbolism as I create it in felt. Though it is on of the smallest and simplest parts of this feltie, the mouse at Lord Ganesha’s right foot is my favorite part. Traditionally this mouse represents desire. Specifically how one needs to keep desire under control. Amen.

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