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Aug
12
http://rosensweet.com/sarah/index.shtml
 Sarah Rosensweet is a Toronto based artist who combines her painting/visual arts skills with her love of sewing and crafts to create unique sweaters for children. Each sweater is constructed from a recycled vintage sweater and decorated with hand-dyed wool fibres using a technique called needle-felting. Her colourful and playful designs are inspired by her own children and the plants and animals of the natural world.
Sarah has a video that she did on the Martha Stewart Show.
- Felted Finger Puppets
- How to Make Up-cycled Sweater Bookmarks
- Betz White’s tutorial on felted teacup pincushions!
- How to Needle Felt a Snowman 3 video tutorials
- Warm Fuzzies
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What a great thought Heather. I don’t have kids but I love these little sweaters. Wow! I want to be on Martha’s show:)