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One of my finished pieces from May 🌿

This is a wool painting of a beautiful Bengal cat named Milo,His family and I wanted to capture just a moment of him running through a spring meadow in the sun.

The entire piece is needle felted using only wool. To build the depth of the scene , the grass, trees, and light. I worked with multiple blended tones and subtle color layering.

This piece was also a technical challenge for me, especially in achieving the natural gradients and atmospheric lighting entirely through fiber. 

I am SO in love with the final look! It came out so beautiful and exactly how I pictured it. 

Sharing a recent 15cm full-body felt replica I finished of a sweet girl named Lana 💕
This was my first time making a Pompom in a resting pose like this.

You can really tell from the photos that Lana is such a gentle dog and very loved and well cared for by her family.
I didn’t make her eyes fully closed , I wanted to keep that soft “just woke up from a nap” look.

From the front, it looks like she just opened her eyes to look at you, and it’s honestly way too cute

Sharing a recent 15cm full-body felt replica I finished of a sweet girl named Lana 💕
This was my first time making a Pompom in a resting pose like this.

You can really tell from the photos that Lana is such a gentle dog and very loved and well cared for by her family.
I didn’t make her eyes fully closed , I wanted to keep that soft “just woke up from a nap” look.

From the front, it looks like she just opened her eyes to look at you, and it’s honestly way too cute 🥰

Made this 7-inch wool felt portrait of Butter 🥰 Included a little bit of his real fur in the piece for an extra special touch

These are all the pet wool painting portraits I finished last month :) So many adorable cats !!

Let me introduce them too!!

Pic1. Lapsa

Pic2. Haru

Pic3. Butter

Which one is your favorite? 😄

It’s been 12 years since my bears, Leo and Nina, crossed the rainbow bridge, and I still think about them all the time.

They were such a big part of my life growing up , They were with me through so many moments, and even moved with me across different cities and countries.

When I was choosing a reference photo for this wool painting, I picked one from the very first day they came home. They were so tiny back then, always following me around, curiously watching everything I did, wandering around the house like little shadows.Later on, they grew into big, strong dogs ,so strong that I could barely control them when we went out together.

Life is long, and the time they spent with me was only a small part of it… but they’ll always have a place in my heart ❤️🐾

This sweet girl is called Bella 🌸🌸

The whole piece took me about three months to complete. The making process is shown in slide 5.

The entire body has an internal movable skeleton for articulation. The ears are made with a mix of soft silicone and wool, while the tongue and nose are sculpted with polymer clay.

I also added Bella’s real fur into the belly area. Even though Basenjis are short-haired dogs, I still used a rooting technique to better recreate her natural coat texture and flow, making the piece feel more true to her original look :)