Felt from Groupings

Bangs Girl in felt, front and back from the Bronze–Clay–Felt series. Completely needle felted with no structural armature — 8¼”H x 7½”W x 4”D.

Boy One in felt, front and back from the Bronze–Clay–Felt series. 8½H x 8½W x 4½D. Core of the piece is 100% wool to serve as base for structure and color.

Lydia in felt, front and back from the Bronze–Clay–Felt series. Surface color was achieved using dyed fleece and needle felting techniques — 8¼”H x 9”W x 5”D.

Odfie in felt, front and back from the Bronze–Clay–Felt series. ¼”H x 7”W x 4”D  Each piece represents upwards to 40 hours of slow forming with a variety of felting needle sizes and configurations.

Goggle Guy in felt, front and back from the Bronze–Clay–Felt series. Goggle glasses on this little guy — 8¼”H x 6¾”W x 3½”D.

Meghan in felt, front and back from the Bronze–Clay–Felt series. 7¾”H x 8”W x 4½”D. All pieces are my 3D interpretation of child self-portraits in many forms and media.

Self-of-Sorts in felt, front and back from the Bronze–Clay–Felt series. 10 ½ H x 10 ½ W x 6” D. The next gallery illustrates the needle felting process.

Pencil Boy in felt, front and back from the Bronze–Clay–Felt series. Pencil Boy is one of my favorites in felt — 9¾”H x 7”W x 3½”D.

Mother, Family of Four in felt, front and back from the Bronze–Clay–Felt series. Scooped out elements to connect with the sister’s hair and right facing shoulder.

Father, Family of Four in felt, front and back from the Bronze–Clay–Felt series. The head and an almost invisible column on the shirt links to the brother figure.

Sister, Family of Four in felt, front and back from the Bronze–Clay–Felt series. Sister, Family of Four in felt, front and back from the Bronze–Clay–Felt series.

Brother, Family of Four in felt, front and back from the Bronze–Clay–Felt series. Brother, Family of Four in felt, front and back from the Bronze–Clay–Felt series.