Beginner · 2 hr · Kay Petal
Finger Puppet Fairies
Wee little ones that flutter on your fingertips. Felt along and learn how a tiny form still needs a real face.
Felt along in real time. Pause when your hands need a minute. These are the same free workshops from Felt Alive — no ads, no chuck, just wool and a color-coded needle.
Needles Kay reaches for
- Heavyweight · Black 36 Triangle
- All-Purpose · Yellow 40 Triangle
- Fine Finisher · Blue 42 Triangle
From the Felt Alive workshop
What you need
Kay reviews supplies in chapter one — start there before you shop. Amounts are for one project.
Needles
- 3 single point: Black 36 triangle, Yellow 40 triangle, Blue 42 triangle
- 1 double point: Yellow 40 triangle
Wool
- 0.5 oz skin-colored wool batting
- 0.25 oz wool batting for her dress
- 6×6" merino prefelt or wool batting for wings
- Small amounts of pink, brown, and white for details
- Fiber for hair — wool yarn, curly locks, or merino roving
Tools
- Foam felting pad (8×10" or larger)
- Felting stick (paper lollipop stick or wooden skewer)
- Strong sewing needle — used as a sculpting tool, not for sewing
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