I'm very excited and pleased to announce that Little Handfuls is running my first Give away!
You could win this gorgeous little bear, Peaches!
Peaches is needle felted from a gorgeous apricot corriedale fibre and a mystery fibre in peach with little dots of other colours!
You can see all the colours in her here! Now you just have to figure out what the mystery fibre is, follow my blog and send others to do the same!
Here is a pic of Peaches with the fibre I made her from!So, here is how you enter!
1. Follow my blog, only followers can enter!
2. post a comment to this entry telling me what you think she is made from, you can guess as many times as you like!
3. ensure I can contact you if you win so leave me some contact details with your post!
4. For an extra entry you can find me on facebook and post guesses on my fanpage!
5. Promote me!! Let me know if you have promoted my giveaway on your website, blog, facebook page, or where ever! I will pop by and check it out and you will get another entry!
Entry is open from right now until 22nd August.
So start guessing!! This should be so much fun and I can't wait to hear from every one!
If you haven't seen my work before please feel free to drop me a line, ask questions, check out my main website too www.mylittlehandfuls.com to see my gallery of work!
She is very cut. I love her so much. Gegards Geli
ReplyDeleteIm racking my brain trying to work out what the fibre is! Im thinking Flax or Jute perhaps? You can find me on Facebook (yr friends) or at Fun_2_Felt
ReplyDeleteI just love your bears! Viv
Ok here is another thought... Kapok or Ramie?
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I promoted you on my Facebook page. I think she is made of bamboo, or viscose, or cotton. lol
ReplyDeleteHi Liza, she is sooo cute. This is a fun givaway too. I am going to guess merino, with tussah silk and some silk noils Good lock everyone!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like Merino wool but I have never seen it with the little bits in :-) I will post re your giveaway on my blog, Please come and join my giveaway if you have not already, Mini Bear Hugs Juliet
ReplyDeleteI'm a new follower and just love your blog.
ReplyDeleteCarolyn
I've posted Peaches in my side bar.
ReplyDeleteCarolyn
Very cute, my guess is going by her name... peach wool?
ReplyDeleteI love her ; crossing fingers....
ReplyDeleteBeary Hugs
Chantal
Hi Liza,
ReplyDeleteI found you via Julie's blog, and now I'm a follower of your blog too.
Peaches is adorable! I've been a teddy bear collector for many years and would love to add her to the family. (She'd have a good home-promise!)
I don't know a lot about fibers but I'll guess mohair.
I would be happy to post your giveaway on my blog. Hope you'll stop by and visit me, grab my button, become a follower......
Thanks for the generous giveaway.
Hugs,
JoAnne
I'm already follower, so I'll get down to the guessing. It is awefully smooth looking fibre so I am guessing cashmere with silk bits. I also posted a quicky on my blog to let others know about your giveaway. I love her belly jewel - so sweet.
ReplyDeleteI love her and would love to add her to my collection of fellow felters critters. I am guessing it is Alpaca with silk.
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CAT
I'm a new follower!
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Is it Mohair?
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It also looks like merino wool with bits of embroidery floss in it!
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the last pic makes me feel like its some kind of hair! my dog's fur looks like that but i don't think you could be using that!
ReplyDeletemaybe its pony hair!
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So pretty. Thanks! joleehamlin at comcast dot net
ReplyDeletecotton or bamboo? joleehamlin at comcast dot net
ReplyDeleteI'm already a follower!
ReplyDeleteAngora? Hemp fiber? Mohair?
It wouldnt be dyed soy silk? I have heard it does felt up ok. Viv
ReplyDeleteHmm...
ReplyDeleteMerino/Silk with Silk thread
Angora w/ silk thread
Bamboo
Alpaca
I have no idea!
But I made a blog entry and also put the giveaway in my sidebar... and I've been a follower for ages :)
Oh dear...I don't know much about materials, etc...
ReplyDeleteSo I'm going to say I think Peaches is made of magic! ;-)
I'm now following your blog - what a great opportunity. I hope you'll follow me too - http://2littlemuffins.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteCotton Candy, that icky sticky too sweet on a stick stuff found at carnivals.
ReplyDeleteOkay, I don't know. But Peaches is a cutie!
Mohair with silk bits? Whatever it is, Peaches is adorable!
ReplyDeleteI'm a new follower.
ReplyDeleteHi Liza and Peaches !
ReplyDeleteI found your blog and can't take my eyes of your little miracles !
They are so wonderfully made !
I have 1 needle felted item and that is a custom made little cat, made after one of my cats calle "Sweet Home Alabama". I have never done it myself, but would love to give it a try if someone would learn me. A pitty that you live on the other side of the planet ;-)
I have no idea what material you used on Peaches since I have no clue what needle felting is all about, but I make a wild guess: Fairy dusted angel hair ?
You can visit my blog on:
www.liekske-liekske.blogspot.com
You are welcome to take a look.
I'll make sure to post a promotion of you and your handfuls !
Beary hugs,
Angelique
She's just darling! Um wool and dreams of my childhood?
ReplyDeleteA very nice Blog. I will come look more often.
ReplyDeleteThe bears are sweet.
Miraculous wool!
Greetings from Germany
Conni
Following your blog, slblog
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hi Liza could it be possum Just an idea from next door :)
ReplyDeleteI subscribe to your RSS feed so I'm not sure if that counts to enter the giveaway but I'll guess anyway. Is it rayon?
ReplyDeleteHi Everyone! I'm not sure if you will all receive this comment but hopefully most of you will! Thank you so much for entering this giveaway, your entries have been noted and stored away for the drawing later on. I really appreciate all the lovely comments and please continue to post your guesses and promote the blog if you can!
ReplyDeleteGood luck to all and hope you are enjoying my blog!
Liza
another guess:merino wool?
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Or corriedale wool?
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I'm sure about the silk thread bits but the rest could also be alpaca fibres!
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cashmere?
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Hi Liza, your bears so sweet and awards say of it as well. I think in New Zeland so much various types of sheep, wool could be any of the best ones.I put link on my blog
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Hope your business will grow well and your generous offer will be the building block in it.
Best of all, Natalia
Hi Liza! I am a new follower of your lovely blog =) Please enter me for your giveaway. I think this lovely bear is made of Merino wool with viscose, you have made such wonderful combination! =)
ReplyDeleteI have also posted your giveaway in my blog, pls view it at this link: www.waynestonbears.blogspot.com
Cheers,
Wayne
www.waynestonbears@yahoo.com.sg
Hola Lisa yo creo que peaches esta echo de fibras de fieltro o lana, es adorale ya lo publico en la barra lateral de mi blog.
ReplyDeleteSo cute and there 's a baby coming in our family!!!!! I have really no idea of what she is made of, rough sheep wool?
ReplyDeleteI am thinking out of the box and going with the mystery fibre as being "plastic"! There are so many things recycled now and used in different ways...its possible!!
ReplyDeleteCindy
I am a new follower. Your work is extraordinary.
ReplyDeleteI have no idea what it might be made of......I am going to guess rabbit fur. Please enter me, I would love to give the lovely bear a sweet home.
My guess is romney.
ReplyDeleteThat bear is a cutie by the way.
x3
ReplyDeleteOr maybe bombyx silk?
Hi Liza,
ReplyDeleteLove your little bears,they are always so huggable.
I checked my different types of wool and thought maybe blueface leicester, norwegian c4 or romney,which was laced with fantasy thread. searching me? check Fun_2_Felt.
Hilde
I'm now a follower and I adore your little bears! I'm going to guess dog hair...we have an Alaskan Malamute and the undercoat looks very similar when I brush it out!
ReplyDeleteShe is a dear! I follow along... loving every sweet post!
ReplyDeleteHope your day is sunny & sweet~
Michelle
I'm guessing cotton..
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or bamboo?
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It could be paper mulberry fiber..
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Another guess is lace bark!
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It could be flax..
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or ramie,hemp or jute!
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It could also be acrylic fiber!
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another guess is sisal and pineapple fiber!
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I believe it could be sisal. Love your bears, they have so much character.
ReplyDeleteor maybe banana....
ReplyDeleteor perhaps some bits of fabric frayings.........
ReplyDeleteWow.....you are making wunderful little bears!
ReplyDeleteI just postet your give away on my sidebar.
I'm thinking about the fibre....maybe Merino with some silky dots in it? I havent't seen some fibre like that before but I would love to try it out myself! :)
Bear hugs from Germany,
Tine
I could not stop thinking of this mysterious fibre ;O)
ReplyDeleteSo I started searching.....maybe it is Mulberry Silk???
Tine
Awwww she is just adorable and I have a cat called Peaches too!!
ReplyDeleteI have no idea about fibres but I'll guess Angora
Will add Peaches to my candy box!
Love your blog!
Dawn
I will guess this too....
ReplyDeletebaby camel dyed with different colors, tussah silk, with silk noils
I will also guess baby camel dyed different colors, tussah silk and silk noils :)
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