Sunday, January 15, 2012

A felted little kitty - part 5

 

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Click the links to follow the instructions.

Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Part 5
Part 6

Now I did the ears:
I made a shape out of paper first

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Then i took small parts of fluff, and needled around the shape into the foam to be able to fold the edges.

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After you worked them nice flat, tear them carefully off the foam
Then needle the back side, both sides should be nice and flat.

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Try to make them about the same size.
Do the same thing again with flesh or pink coloured wool if you don’t want to paint them and needle the 2 sheets together.

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Put them aside for now, till we need them.

Now we make the front paws.

As usual, take a sheet of wool - this time i tried to needle right into the sheet to sculpt it, you might roll it up first like the tail. You should have a rough idea how the paws should be positioned.

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I between have a look how it looks on the cat body, and needle on till it got the right size and shape

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When you decided how the paw should be placed, needle it onto the shoulder.
The gap will be again covered with little wool sheets.

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When something is to skinny, just add little bits of wool, till it is like you like it.

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The same now with the second paw

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And here we have 2 paws :D

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Now is the last chance to decide what eyes you finally want to place

I had to choose between green and golden brown.

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Again i pressed the loop together a bit

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I thought it will be green eyes. Pull the thread through the loops and make a knot into it
Thread it into long needles

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And pull the needle through the head

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I added a bit of glue behind the eyes, so they don’t turn.

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Time to let them try … bedtime for me :)

This was part 5 click where you want to go

Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Part 5
Part 6

1 comment:

  1. Your kitten is wonderful and how nice of you to share how you did it!!! Thank you!

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