Needle felted mouse

I sculpt wool into realistic animals noted for their character. Originally from the American Midwest, I traveled a circuitous trail to becoming an internationally recognized fiber artist. The animals are inspired by my connection to nature and wilderness, and especially by the summers that I spent working in national parks.

This little needle felted traveller mouse has packed her bag for the USA and wishes you a happy weekend. Hope you like her 🐭💗

Hello! I am Fabrice and I want to play snowball with you. Yes, YOU! Don't run away, I am a felted sculpture made from super soft natural wool and you can use me as an ornament. I promise I will always be good and will not run around. I am so happy you passed by because it's been a little lonely lately. I have lots of friends you understand, but I have heard that some humans have stayed at home to not get sick so it would be so nice to come and keep you company. Please take me home! FEATURES…

Xmas is coming for the mice! These cuties are the latest Xmas ornaments from Jane; the first is in his festive hat, and is ready to go skiing with his tiny poles; the second is holding a string of tiny twinkly lights. These OOAK mouse are around 5 inches tall, with the tail acting as a support so they are fully free standing, or can be hung from your tree by a red ribbon. Making time 1-2 weeks These adorable little mice are needlefelted using the traditional dry needle felting technique…

You will need : piece of wool for the head, piece of wool for the leg, felting needle, eyes, little piece of skin-coloured felt, eyes ( 4 mm. ) thread ( white) pipe-cleaner, scissors, piece of cardboard You roll the piece of wool for the head in a egg-shape, one side more pointier. Poke until it's firm-ish. Poke the tiny piece of skin-coloured wool on the pointy side ( nose) Like that :-) Forgot to mention : super tiny piece of orange wool Poke it in like this to form the mouth and…

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