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Nov 2004
This, if you cannot make it out, is a felted (OK, FULLED!) Llama...I actually used 50% alpaca yarn, shhhhh.... He'll be getting a face embroidered on sometime soon.
This was made from a FiberTrends pattern.
I have their panda and sheep pattern waiting to be made sometime in this coming year.

Next to it you might notice a pair of fulled mittens....pattern was from the Bev Galeskas book, and was made to go with my FiberTrends "Winter In the City" hat, also pale grey wool with lavendar eyelash trim.
I found them a bit too slick for driving, so I soon added the grey suede thumb/palm patches. MUCH better.

Posted by Penina at 1/17/2005 10:43:00 AM