Felted mice

I‘ve been needle felting for around 6 years now. One of the first animals I tried to make was a little mouse. Since then I’ve made literally hundreds of felted mice in all colours, shapes, and sizes! I thought it would be fun to dress some up as famous characters.

Portland-based artist Maggie Rudy creates cute little rodents from wool and pipe cleaners, dresses them in fancy clothing and poses them in ...

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…

Learn how to make a cute little mouse using needle felting techniques and wool fibres with this easy, beginner friendly tutorial.

Russian artist Yulia Derevschikova creates adorable and realistic-looking animals using wool, thread, and needle. Since 2015, the Russian artist has produced small animals that seem to remind one of the characters from Disney movies with how cute they look.

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Needle felted mice by squirrelredhandmade.etsy.com/