Rookie needle felting on rookie felted soap.
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Wow those are great, I especially like the martini glass. 
Wow those are great, I especially like the martini glass.
Oh! I’m so glad it was identifiable! That’s a win for me!
They are all identifiable, Jewels. And very nicely done. But why do you have my area code felted onto 2 of your soaps?
They are really good! Block colors are hard and yours look smooth. Nice stuff ... (and yes, the numbers ... I'm curious too!)
Yes, you might want to card it first (to remove debris), but the process of felting around the soap bar works perfectly well.
You do need to clean it first, as you don't want to felt with dirt, debris and a lot of excess oils. Then you need to comb and card the wool to make it easier to work with when felting.
Those are lovely. Let everyone the lavender
They are all identifiable, Jewels. And very nicely done. But why do you have my area code felted onto 2 of your soaps?
So funny! I’m sorry that it’s your area code! Um....I mean, it’s a custom bar for you! Ha!
My youngest son is a huge fan of felted soap, and back in the day he raced professional motocross and supercross. 309 was his pro number, and I felt like the other bars were too girly for him, so I put his number on his bars so no one else would take them. Mystery solved!
So cool, jewels!
Get better? I think you've got it! Really well done, jewels! The fine lines (and olive) of the martini are especially impressive. How long have you been felting?
Well......for about an hour and a half. Literally. No experience whatsoever. But you can bet I’m gonna do it again. Thank you so much for the compliment. You all are so good for my ego!
