For my original wool felt mushroom I did not use a pattern and I still don’t, they all end up just a bit different. I was inspired by one blogger (can’t remember who, but I’ll see if I can find out) who sewed grass on the stalk so I do that to some of the ones that I make. When I reluctantly sold some of my mushrooms at a school craft booth they were the first to sell, I was very proud and pleased that others loved them too.
I did buy a Simplicity pattern at the craft store the other day for a felt mushroom pincushion. I'll give it a try and see if I like it better than my own.
Here is a picture of some of the other fun stuff that I have worked on recently.I love the gnomes, my son does too! The ones on the far left and right are great but the cutting took forever. I am not sure if I'll let my little guy keep them for play or if we'll keep them for our nature table.
It's hard for Max to watch me make things that he loves, he always wants to keep what I make even when it's a gift for someone else. I guess that's life when you are a 2nd grader and a spoiled only child!
Your mushrooms are great! I bet the pattern won't beat them. Good luck with your blog (I love mine!) and thanks for adding me to your blog list :)
ReplyDeletethose mushrooms are too cute!
ReplyDeleteThese are simply adorable!
ReplyDeletethe mushrooms are tops....and those GNOMES....oh my, did you use a pattern or just make them up? SO CUTE!
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