(Bramble)
I have this stash of super tiny Wensleydale lamb locks that I have been hogging all to myself and I used some of them to make a little needle felted lamb of my own. I attached a pin back and made the curly little lamb into a brooch. This is a needle felted ode to my favorite garden sheep Bramble.
(also Bramble)
Then I had this idea to use the lamb brooch to make a lariat with some of my super chunky, lock spun (also Wensleydale) The nice thing is, they can be used together or are completely functional by themselves. I needle felted some extra little curls at the end of the lariat to make some uber curly little pom-poms.
The lariat is over 70" long, so there is plenty of length to play with different wrapping styles. It make the perfect little skinny scarf and while the lamb makes it playful, alone the lariat adds an artsy flavor.
I'm off to check in with all the hoppers..err, posters on Wonder Why Gals FOF blog hop, I love all the creative ideas and projects, check it out!
Have a delightful weekend...watch out for the sun spots!
Blessings Friends!
Melissa
ooooh, this is absolutely perfect! Now I'm off to your Etsy shop!
ReplyDeleteI love lambies and this tiny Bramble is way cute! And on the lariat???? Great idea.
ReplyDeleteSo terribly adorable!
ReplyDeleteOh my love that little Lamb!
ReplyDeleteSo cute, Melissa!!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness that is adorable. I love coming to your blog to see your completely unique, wonderful creations!
ReplyDeleteOh how sweet they are. Little "Bramble" and garden "Bramble"
ReplyDeleteNothing goes to waste when you are so creative.
That lamb is gorgeous, and such a clever idea!
ReplyDeleteOk, my monitor is about to crack with all the cuteness! You now have your own bramble-on-a-leash. :)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely adorable!
ReplyDeletesimply adorable!
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice Christmas garland that would be ... a bunch of wee sheep on a long fluffy cord!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Really love it.
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