For anyone not familiar, needle felting is the process of felting/tangling fibers of fluffy wool (roving) with special barbed needles. The roving needs to be poked hundreds and hundreds of time until the fibers bind together. In other words, you continuously add wool and stab it until you form the right shape and size. It's a time consuming process, but I love the craft. It can take several hours to days depending on how big or detailed the project is. Each konigiri is sculpted with a labor of love and care.

When I'm not needle felting, I'm making pendants and liquid shaker charms with uv and epoxy resin.