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Tutorial – Needle Felted Toadstool

March 21, 2011 by Linda Lanese

 

Donni from “The Magic Onions” is offering us this sweet Needle Felted Toadstool tutorial. Every mushroom is different and lovely in nature and you can use natural colors or bright ones like Donnis’. Create your our field of unique mushrooms and toadstools. Donni is so excited to share her tutorial on needle felting. She sees many of you have shown interest in giving it a go and she encourages you to dive right in. Those others of you who are hooked will agree, it is such a fun hobby and you’ll be amazed at the things you can make. When she picked up her first needle three years ago, she was surprised at how quickly she took to it. One of the things she loves most about needle felting is that you can finish a project in one sitting. You can sit down with a basket of wool and be holding a delightful bunny in your hands an hour later. Of course, you can make wonderfully elaborate creations that take hours and hours but you can also make something in twenty minutes too. This is a tutorial on how to make sweet, needle felted toadstools… a simple and fast project for beginner needle felting. Check out all the amazing projects on her blog 🙂

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