I've been at it again. And who could blame me, felting soap is quick, simple and oh, so useful.
Along the way I worked out a few things such as: coarse roving is infinitely better than super soft roving is for felting; that I can ditch the dishwashing liquid and that I prefer felting with bright colours over neutrals.
Now S' "man soaps" are all felted gorgeous pinks, oranges and yellows.
He doesn't mind.
In other news, I've hit the wall and I'm finally running low on inspiration so I turn to you, dear reader: what would you like me to write about over the next 11 days? a recipe? a tutorial? something about me? my favourite...? you choose!
a recipe? a tutorial? something about me? my favourite...?
ReplyDeleteAll of the above? Tea? Movies/TV?
Useful information about soap felting. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteYou should write about the recipe I had at your place that one time few years ago. I think you made it on a tagine. I know I asked you about it when you were in Toronto, but you know I have really bad memory.
Hugs! IG
Your stash.... what is in it? Where you store it? Why you have certain skeins that haven't become something yet.... or a photo story about where you do your work? I am nosey about the organization (or lack of) and inspiration of other creative people.
ReplyDeleteIf not that topic, I have been meaning to take some photos of some of the collectibles/trinkets that I have and tell a brief tale of where they came from and why I keep them.
erin
Thanks ladies! I've got some good suggestions so far.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to go with:
1. Tea, thanks faeriecollege
2. Chicken/vegetable tagine, thanks Iwona
3. My craft space thanks Erin.
I'm glad I asked for your suggestions.