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Darling felting tutorials by Marcie of Mossy Blog

February 15, 2011 by Linda Lanese

 

Marcie has a new crafty blog called “Mossy” devoted to families who share a love of slowing down, simplifying, and finding connections in art and nature. Marcie provides tutorials on wet and dry felting techniques as well as simple projects like making finger puppets and making mittens and birdhouses from sweaters. She would love for you to stop by and see her creations and use her tutorials. I adore her sweet Wet Felted “Tiny Birdhouse” and plan on making this from her tutorial.  Her Wet Felted “Switten mittens” are just too cute.  Marcie has several tutorials for us and I want to thank her for introducing us to her fun blog.  Be sure to follow her on Twitter “mossytweet” and Facebook “Mossy” and keep up with her latest activities.

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