Be Happy

[genevieve-nollinger-deactivated]

[dailynetflix]

Hubie Halloween (2020) dir. Steven Brill

[neckkiss]

Freaks and Geeks (1999-2000)

[wildandlux]

via pinterest

[summersweeet]

[aestheticacadema]

daymn

[timotaychalamet]

[catchymemes]

[silly-slacker-person]

This girl found her niche and rolled with it

[snugglebunchesofeyes]

get that money, honey

[whatareyoureallyafraidof]

[longingforrotkehlchen]

“Argh, damn you.”

Another squirrel showing me love.

Eichhörnchen (red squirrel) in Stuttgart-West.

[parisians]

julia_burduzha via instagram

[parisians]

dariabydasha via instagram

[shakasandsinglefins]

[ecolephoto]

[pururin]

[pondwitch]

i love a fog. i love a woods.

[chippyyyz]

I love to munch a fresh baked goods

[stimman4000]

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[the-dracologist]

Just stab the wool into shape

[marsupials-of-mars]

Is that what needle felting is? I though you needed some sort of base?

[brbjellyfishing]

[conversationswithtv]

This is what felting is.  It’s a very good hobby for somebody who enjoys stabbing ^u^  what do you think I do all day?

[molothoo]

Really thought he was gonna get a giant great wig….hoping actually

[coyotesmokebreak]

Wanna know how it works?

Those needles have barbs that catch and tangle the fibers of the roving (the term for that loose wool) together. The more you stab it the more tightly-packed and the more firm the object becomes. It takes a lot of little stabs to smooth out the texture on the surface and is best done with a single fine gauge needle.

Fun fact: the longer you use a felting needle the sharper it becomes, as the wool polishes the point.

This doesn’t bode well for your fingers but hey. It’s a fun art filled with cute projects, lots of stabbing, blood, and swearing.

[cloudfreed]

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