How do you like them??

I loooove how they turned out! A few days ago it was just a random idea of mine to try and make a cute egg. That idea turned into two, adorable little eggs.

I'll keep the one with the ribbon for myself, and the other one, I'll gift to my boyfriend. It's a little surprise for him. 🤭

All that's left now is to glue a magnet onto each of them.

I'm thinking of making more food themed magnets in the future.

Approx 22"x17" - pretty happy with how this turned out!

Thank you for checking out my work! This is completely my own original design. I really wanted to create a playful, vibrant green cat character and pair it with textured crystal and wooden beads on leather cords. I'm so happy with how this keychain turned out, especially the color combination and little details! What do you think?

My biggest project yet, and my first time using wire!

Just rejoined reddit, and this group for the first time. I needed a little sun in my life recently, so I felted a little Sunflower pin. I'm planning on making other pins as well, since this only took me 3ish hours :)

Few days ago I learnt needle felting for the first time. I ended up liking it so I made more! This one is Baba from the game Baba Is You (great puzzle game btw, highly recommend). I already ordered some orange wool to make Keke (the other guy from the 2nd picture).

What do you guys think? I tried several advice from my previous post and ended up liking this one way more. But I still couldn't get all the fuzz out.

My latest needle felting project.

I’ve also posted a video in the comments! 🐑💕

Apparently, my handmade creations are so extraordinary that some people have mistaken them for AI. What a wonderful compliment to my craftsmanship! I’m truly flattered. 🤣💕
So, for those who find it difficult to believe that such things can be made by human hands, here’s a little look at the making of one of my lambs. 🐑🌸
Yes, every detail is created by hand, using wool and felting needles. No AI required. Just imagination, technique, and years of experience.
I suppose when you’re unfamiliar with a certain level of craftsmanship, it can be easier to call something AI than to imagine someone actually made it.
But here’s a little reminder: just because something is beyond your abilities or imagination doesn’t mean it’s beyond someone else’s. 😊
Thank you again for the unexpected compliments. I’ll continue creating things that apparently seem impossible! 🩷✨

I’m Tomo, a Japanese textile artist and the creator of prankish.
This little bunny is handmade with needle-felted wool, colorful flowers, and lots of personality.
I love creating characters that look like they might come to life, smile, or start chatting at any moment.
I hope you can feel her personality through the photo!
What do you think of her?
Instagram: @queentommy

Studio is a mess but the little weirdos are getting their portraits today. Wish me luck getting them all to sit still.

It was very therapeutic! I still have to attach the head to the body, but I'm scared of ruining it. I might use a base for the body next time, as that part was by far the hardest. This whole thing was just free handed, and isn't perfect (of course) but I hope it's recognizable enough :) (took me about 4,5 hours)

An egg and a blueberry dude! These are my first attempts (+ a sheep I restored that I made when I was 10 under supervision in a workshop)