I'm rather happy with the way in which this little one turned out. Although, my fingers are a bit dismayed after having endured repeated pokings from sharp objects. Nonetheless, I will be making many more of these for future use. Just you wait and see!
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24 comments:
Oh, he's so sweet! I love him!
DRAT! Now I have to learn another craft. :(
Hee hee! :)
when i was a kid; 40 years ago; living in Akron ohio; my father kept one beehive in our back yard. i love your little friend and wish you many more.
love it!
Beeee-youtiful! I just learned to needle felt at the UCC a couple of weeks ago. We made cupcakes. However, my extra-curricular project was a fried egg. Very fun, but I too poked myself numerous times. Ouch!
How cute !!!
Have you tried using rubber finger tips on you "holding hand" ? I've found that somtimes I can work with them and sometimes I can't, when I can use them a shed a bit less blood.
Hmm I smell a honeycomb shawl with bees attached!
Heehee so very cute!
i could say something cheesy abot bee's knees ....
Regina, that is just adorable. I LOVE him.
Linda
So cute! Can't wait to see what you do with it.
Bzzzz...if you make more you'll have a SWARM. Gah, the cute scary aspect is good, isn't it?!
I'm waiting! Can't wait to see what you come up with.
I want!!
Now that's just adorable!
That's rather adorable! I wouldn't know where to start with needle felting - looks dangerous!
adorable. in every way.
very cute... of course, now the question is... what are you cooking up now?
Ahhh that's so cute!!!
Seriously, if I didn't know it was a felted, pretend bee, I'd run like hell from it--it looks so real!
Sorry about your booboo fingers, but what a cute litle bee they made!
Your little bee is way too cute!
Why do I think that little cutie is about to become part of a killer swarm?
So adorable! I love it.x
Brilliant, brilliant. Love that tiny bumble bee of yours.
OMG I love him!
I see him on a barrette or some hair adornment....and on me ;)
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