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Needle Felted Tree tutorial

November 12, 2013 by Linda Lanese

Needle Felted Tree tutorialDonna of “Purl 3 Agony on HubPages” created this lovely needle felted tree and it looks like she got her wish when it came out the way she had imagined.  I am thrilled to introduce you a sweet gal that is new to felting and made something she loves. Donna is so excited about a needle felting project that she just finished and wanted to share! She is relatively new to needle felting, but wanted to make a large tree that she could use as a Christmas decoration, but could also be displayed throughout the year. Her tree is covered in needle felted flowers with button accents and some simple embroidery, She is really happy with how it came out and she hopes it inspires others to take on some projects that they’ve been dreaming of. Donna had a excellent pictorial tutorial for us to follow.

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  1. Donna H says

    November 12, 2013 at 3:43 pm

    Linda – Thanks so much for posting my tree project! It’s always so exciting to see new ideas and projects posted on CraftGossip! I’m thrilled that my felted tree has been included 🙂

    Thanks!!
    Donna

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