This little felt display has been waiting in my WIP pile since March. I’ve finally finished it so it can welcome spring
It’s a kit I bought quite a while ago. The designer is from the Netherlands and I so love all her stuff.
It’s a kit I bought quite a while ago. The designer is from the Netherlands and I so love all her stuff.
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Cute! I love the hat/hair on the little swinger.
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Your stitching is so lovely and neat…and what a happy scene!!
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Thank you! I’m usually not good at something fiddly because my fingers are not made for tiny things. Especially the swing was really tricky and I had to fudge it a little at the branch 
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I think it’s supposed to be a hat 
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This is darling!
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This is just so sweet!
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This is just the sweetest.
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I love the little hat!
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This makes me long for Spring! Your stitches are super clean and even. It’s adorable.
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Nice! Is it from de Witte Engel on Texel?
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That is super cute! Makes me think of Salley Mavor’s Wee Felt Folk, I have 2 of her delightful books.
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It is 
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They have such a recognisable style! As a kid I had a family member in Texel and they used to send me kits from their shop for Sinterklaas.
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I always stock up on supplies when we’re on Texel. They have an extraordinary assortment of wool felt. The designer of those seasonal displays is Pippilotta, I think. She is my favorite 
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Congrats, your project is featured this week!
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Wow, thank you so much!
This is so sweet (and definitely reminds me of a children’s book, but I can’t think of which!). I love the leaves, and that’s such a great way to construct a hat and swing. So much gentle engineering!
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Congrats on being featured! I don’t know how I missed this one this week. It’s so cute and definitely spring-y! I love how it kinda looks like the pink is window frames and the scene is trying to come out of them. Beautiful work!
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So adorable!!
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