View my website at www.michelledibdin.com
Showing posts with label felt workshop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label felt workshop. Show all posts

Tuesday, 31 January 2012

Many felt things...

I have been quiet on the blog but not with my felt making...

It's been great fun. I 've been working with friends, with new felters, with experienced felters, with children and on my own.


Cobweb Scarf Workshops


There have been cobweb workshops. These two are smiling...not bad considering how tired they are...hee hee. Mind you I did keep running round with biscuits (I think I may have eaten most of them!)


 Alpaca Experiments


I haven't really worked with alpaca before, this was my first cobweb scarf using some dyed alpaca from Alandale Alpaca.   I just love it, so soft , just lush!


Pre-School Children and Felt Making Workshops

There have been workshops with pre-school children...I love this butterfly. Looks great on her backpack!


Beginner Bag Workshops.






Great fun and fantastic results from people who have never felted before.


Primary School Felt Making Workshops

 I just love these workshops. I love the way they refer to me as 'The Felt Lady'. I love how they look at you when you show them what they can make and I love it when they kiss their creatures good night after a long day! Just priceless.







What a fantastic effort from these children. I just love everything they did. I hope you do to.

Monday, 26 September 2011

Ashridge- Chiltern Country Fair



What a joy, this is such an amazing place if you like the outdoors.
It was a real privilege to come here and be part of the Chilterns Country Fair, fantastic venue, as stall holders we were really well looked after. I met up with some people I enjoy spending time with- a great day!



There were a complete mix of craft people, as well as local flapjack makers and wine makers- both of which I've sampled and can recommend.

 


Then we had the more unusual....Ferret Man (with ferret racing) and Wild Men (cooking bread rolls with children on open fires).


 







This was my first big outdoor fair and I loved it. I was really pleased with how
everything looked, it made all the late nights and friends coming over and helping really worthwhile.
I had been really busy making and trying to make sure that I gave a broad view of what we could do with fibres. It's always really fascinating watching the faces of people when you show them the raw materials and then they see what can be made with it. I think this has to be the favourite bit for me.

There were lots of orders and lots of interest in the workshops, I'm looking forward to seeing everyone again soon.


I had this smile all day.