FUN AND COLOURFUL NEEDLE FELTED CHICKEN
Improve your needle felting techniques and add a needle felted chicken to your creative menu. Calorie and guilt free but hours of fun! You will also learn how to needle felt a perfectly smooth finish; the Holy Grail of needle felting
The key to this project is getting a good shape and perfectly smooth finish and I am going to show you exactly how to achieve it, with easy step by step instructions and more photographs than you can shake a tail feather at. Suitable for confident beginners and more experienced needle felters.
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Daphne is wonderfully adorable and so much fun to make. Detailed instructions (more than 4,500 words), 110 step by step full colour photographs, plus lots of different needle felting techniques; including perfecting your shapes and getting a super smooth finish. Available as a complete needle felting kit, or wool bundle if you already have the tools.
Makes one large chicken (approximately 13cmH x 18L) or two smaller ones. Also includes downloadable pattern which is for personal use only.
To purchase pattern separately CLICK HERE
MAKE TIME: 4-5 hours. See description below for more details.
KIT CONTENTS – YOUR PATTERN WILL ARRIVE DIGITALLY VIA EMAIL BUT PLEASE SELECT THE OPTION IF YOU WOULD ALSO LIKE A HARD COPY IN YOUR KIT
- Downloadable pattern plus option for printed pattern
- White core wool approx. 20-25g for body, head, and neck.
- 10g white carded batting for covering the body and making the wings
- Pinch light brown wool for eyes and eyebrows
- Pinch of orange for the beak
- 2g of contrasting colour for the crown and waddle
- 5 thin pieces of wool tops (bright colours) for the tail
- 2 x Standard felting needle – size 38 is a good all-rounder
- 1 x Fine felting needle – size 40
- Wooden BBQ skewer (or similar) for shaping the head – optional
- Felting mat
All you will need are a pair of sharp scissors.
WOOL BUNDLE CONTENTS
- Downloadable and printable instructions
- White core wool approx. 20-25g for body, head, and neck.
- 10g white carded batting for covering the body and making the wings
- Pinch light brown wool for eyes and eyebrows
- Pinch of orange for the beak
- 2g of contrasting colour for the crown and waddle
- 5 thin pieces of wool tops (bright colours) for the tail
YOU WILL NEED
- Standard felting needle – size 38 is a good all-rounder
- Fine felting needle – size 40
- Wooden BBQ skewer (or similar) for shaping the head – optional
- Felting mat
- Sharp scissors
