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J. Elizabeth Fabulous Feting Artist!

July 9, 2009 by Linda Lanese

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J. Elizabeth is an astonishing felting artist, as you can see from the pictures above.  I love the idea of stools because this is an application that could be applied to any stool bass or chair.  What a great idea.  What new mother would not adore heartfelt Baby Booties as a gift.  J. Elizabeth has a blog titled “Sugarplum Originals” and she also has an ETSY shop called, “Sugarplum Originals”.  Check out both her shop and blog and you will find amazing felted treasures.

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I am a fiber artist; I love all things wool and fuzzy (or furry)! I started off knitting when I was a very small child a Barbie in a can outfit to be exact! I also started with the whole felt thing around then also when I would make felt outfits for my troll dolls! Mom hated them, (she loved teddy bears!) thought they were ugly!!! I of course loved them. Anyway as time has progressed I was an art major in college and one of my favorite classes was wax sculpting. I have recently been working a lot with felting and handbags creating my own style with knotted embroidery and beading. I have been getting an overwhelming response with awesome letters and feedback. I just recently started the art of needle felting along with nuno felting you may notice some of my bears have clothing that looks like a child would wear. If you have any questions feel free to contact me. Hope you enjoy my work because I love it!! I always welcome feedback, it helps in staying in touch with what people like or need.

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How to Make a Cozy Coffee Gift Card Holder

How to Make a Cozy Coffee Gift Card Holder

If you’re gift giving to a coffee lover give them a gift card to their favorite coffee shop in a handmade coffee themed gift card holder. Nicki created this delicious and cozy card with a rounded flap that has a die cut Cup of Joe and some tasty cookies.  For the cookies she die cut and dry embossed them, adding some white pigment ink for color and texture and glitter for sugar. I love how the bold red mug pops on the blue card base!

How to Make a Cozy Coffee Gift Card Holder

Inside on the flap is a pocket for the gift card and a sweet stamped and die cut sentiment.

Visit the Altenew blog to watch her video tutorial.

-Heather

 

 

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