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J. Elizabeth Fabulous Feting Artist!

July 9, 2009 by Linda Lanese

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J. Elizabeth is an astonishing felting artist, as you can see from the pictures above.  I love the idea of stools because this is an application that could be applied to any stool bass or chair.  What a great idea.  What new mother would not adore heartfelt Baby Booties as a gift.  J. Elizabeth has a blog titled “Sugarplum Originals” and she also has an ETSY shop called, “Sugarplum Originals”.  Check out both her shop and blog and you will find amazing felted treasures.

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I am a fiber artist; I love all things wool and fuzzy (or furry)! I started off knitting when I was a very small child a Barbie in a can outfit to be exact! I also started with the whole felt thing around then also when I would make felt outfits for my troll dolls! Mom hated them, (she loved teddy bears!) thought they were ugly!!! I of course loved them. Anyway as time has progressed I was an art major in college and one of my favorite classes was wax sculpting. I have recently been working a lot with felting and handbags creating my own style with knotted embroidery and beading. I have been getting an overwhelming response with awesome letters and feedback. I just recently started the art of needle felting along with nuno felting you may notice some of my bears have clothing that looks like a child would wear. If you have any questions feel free to contact me. Hope you enjoy my work because I love it!! I always welcome feedback, it helps in staying in touch with what people like or need.

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