This is a short video I made based on a couple of sayings, one of which is “The Early Bird Catches The Worm”
Month: May 2015
Dancing needle felted cats by Felt.Buzz
A couple of my needle felted creations having a dance for you viewing pleasure
A little gif I made for the social network TSU
Just for fun I made this gif. If you want to join in the fun (as content creator you get 45% of the ad revenues raised by your content) your invite is here
Smile! It’s a new day, a new start!
Good Morning people! Will you be drinking Tea or Coffee this morning?
And do you want a needle-felted dormouse with that?
Puppy Love
Hello Monday, my old friend…
Hope your week is full of good stuff!
Gross felt dog doing gross felt dog things (don’t look if you are easily offended by things made from wool)
Warning: this post has a toilet humour gif: don’t look if you are offended by wool pretending to be something else
So I have mentioned before that I am on a social network called Tsu. It’s gimmick is that you get paid for stuff you post (if it is original). Not a lot (I make around 4-8 cents a day) but it’s more than you get on Facebook. I donate everything I ‘earn’ to one of the charities on Tsu.
Anyhoo, the best thing about Tsu is you get to ‘meet’ some really creative and interesting people, which in turn inspires you. If you want to join you can by clicking on this link https://www.tsu.co/FeltBuzz I can help you if you have any questions, just leave a comment or contact me via email
One of the new cool features on Tsu is you can create gifs which we have all been playing around with
One of the really creative people I have met is an artist called Claudia Everest who goes by the name @adogaday (she can be found on Facebook too). She made a gif by using an etch-a-sketch, you can view it here (don’t look if you don’t like toilet humour or etch-a-sketches) http://www.tsu.co/adogaday/63603863
I loved it so much I thought I would pay homage to her (i.e. copy her idea) and make a version of her gif using my needle felted created. So here it is:
Hello Sunday!
How are you this fine day?
I made this mouse for my niece when we were on holiday last October. That seems like a long, long time ago!