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New Project #6: Mini Pumpkins!

Instructions (Online version):

Core – (Cream) Divide in ½.  Roll each section into a 2” wide ball and prick with the felting needle until it holds together.  

Outside – (Orange) Divide in ½; Wrap each ½ around a ball and felt it into place.

Ridges – (Orange Floss) Cut in ½ (about 10”). For each ½, put a knot at one end, and use a large-eyed needle to thread the other end.  Starting at the center bottom of each pumpkin, pull the thread through the pumpkin so the end is hidden, then bring the threaded needle back down through the pumpkin next to this spot and remove the needle.  Separate the 6 threads of the embroidery floss, and for each thread, thread it on the needle, reach it around to the top center of the pumpkin and bring it down through the center of the pumpkin.  When finished, all 6 threads should be coming out the bottom of the pumpkin.  Thread these once again on the needle, bring through the pumpkin to the top, knot, trim, and push back into the pumpkin.

Stem – (Green) Using ½ the green, felt to the top of the pumpkin, either in the shape of the stem or the shape when the stem is broken off.

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Farmer’s Market #5 – 7/18/24

***Did you know you can order online at whitepinewool.com and pick up at the Farmer’s Market if your address starts with ‘548?’ Just choose Local Pickup for shipping method during checkout – it’s free!

Wool Sources & Fun Resources:

New items this week:

Our best weather yet, it was a beautiful day at the market! See you next week!

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Third Farmer’s Market – 7/4/24

New Products this week: Rabbit kits, Project #3 – “Our Flag” Wet Felting kits

Online tip:

When looking for a particular animal kit at the link above, choose the ‘animal’ selector in the middle of the page. Otherwise the default animal will be selected (a bumble bee) even if you are scrolling through the photos.

Project #3 – “Our Flag” Wet Felting kits

7/4/24 Farmer’s Market Notes

Thankful for another great day at the market, despite the rain! Newsletter signup and feedback was great!

More great wool sources and fun resources: