Entry by Rebecca D.

Bluebird on Kawandi inspired background. Base and bird are wool felt.

Entry by Elena K.

First quarter challenge submission. Covers for plastic plant pots. Wool, viscose paper and burlap for decor.

Entry by Jessika O.

A place for my needles- wip. Made from wet felting BFL and a bit of slow stitching random fabrics. It’s not quite done yet.

Entry by Jessika O.

Another that I thought I would add. Another WIP but one that has slow stitch with random coloured muslin set out in collage form (cover) as a sunset motif. I was thinking of putting some of my hand spun, cloud bits to highlight the sun. Not sure yet.

Entry by Barbara Attwell

ROGUERY Crows can see breath, thwart sorrow, and argue with the laws of the universe. They tangle perfectly with what we think of as concrete knowledge, thus calling forth a change in consciousness. MAYBE ADD She is offering a green acorn if you are ready for a cryptic shift. Merino wool, silk, wood, glass eyes, Burr oak acorn cap, plasticine clay 34” x 12” x 10”

Entry by Barbara Attwell

ONEIRONAUT …. is a word meaning “dream sailor”. The owl travels telepathically to bring messages to the sleeper through lucid dreaming. She holds a Dorodango – a compressed ball of dirt to keep her grounded with the earth. Native American Churro, Merino, Leicester, Lincoln wools, glass eyes, wood, copper wire, dirt 32” x 12” x 9”

Entry by Barbara Attwell

Night Magician Masters of the dark, bats symbolize the ability to communicate with the subconscious world, the unseen world. They are a totem animal that teaches us to follow our intuition. Here, she wears a Luna moth on her chest – a favorite food. Native American Churro and Merino wools, wire and wood armature 33” x 12” x 11”

Entry by Laurie Teates

Solstice Moon. Inspired by the full moon on the evening of the summer solstice. Merino and silk, wet felted and some needle felting.

 

Entry by Jessika O.

It’s gnome witch season. Here is one of my recent ones called Alistair. He has a broom with mugwort and lavender. Alistair’s needle-felted Wizard’s hat is made from a blend of deep navy and blue merino, pink and light blue bamboo, fawn ramie fiber, and sparkling blue firestar.

 

Jackie  B.

Edith the Good (Senior!) Witch returning from the pumpkin patch on her trike.
Completely needle felted with the addition of a few embellishments. After all, what stylish witch doesn’t own a tulle cape?!