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Needle felted creatures from the sea and beyond, by Chrissy of “The Felted Chicken”

May 9, 2009 by Linda Lanese

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Chrissy lives in California and has an amazing collection of needle felted creatures indigenous to the sea.  I especially love her blowfish! On Chrissy’s Flickr account and her blog she shows you her dying techniques for the blowfish. She has brought a whole new dimension to needle felting.  She has a wonderful imagination and living in California near a sea, must help her develop her realistic looking sea creatures.  I love her octopus, lobster and of course her awesome sushi.  Take some time and visit fried chicken! You will find unexpected creations that I’m sure you will enjoy. You can find Chrissy on her The Flted Chicken blog, her ETSY shop, Flickr and on Facebook. If you are a member of Facebook you will want to become Chrissy’s fan.

Chrissy also is creating a sweet line of (re)Gift Boxes and bags “Pictured” made of a pre-felted fabric called Eco-spun. This is a synthetic felt that is made of 100% post-consumer recycled plastic bottles.

Chrissy tell us!

I am a scenic sculptor living in West Hollywood. Right now I’m really trying to focus on my new ETSY shop.

Currently I am making many things out of felt. I love the fabric; it reminds me of craft projects I did as a child. My sculptures are 100% hand-felted wool made by Needle-felting. Needle-felting is the process of matting and compressing animal fibers into felt by stabbing a barbed needle into the fibers over and over and over and over again. It is very time-consuming, but also amazingly fulfilling. It allows me to hand sculpt fabric without having to use a sewing machine. It combines many of my favorite things – sculpting & stuffed animals – fine art & toys – innocence & craftsmanship.

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Comments

  1. Chrissy P. says

    May 9, 2009 at 8:16 am

    Thank You so much for featuring me!! What a great way to start my weekend!! I will definitely link to this article in my blog!! YEA!!!!

  2. Turtle says

    May 10, 2009 at 6:21 pm

    cool variety!

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