PUTTING BABY BUNNY TO BED

Wyoming needle felt artists Lynda German and Barbara Burk have collaborated to create this scene of a mother rabbit putting her baby to bed in the center of a flower, with the moon for his pillow. The wool roving used in their art work comes from the sheep in their flocks and from the flocks of shepherd friends in the Wind River Valley area of Fremont County, Wyoming.  The roving that was used was wool, wool/angora, wool/silk blends.  The sculpture measures 12"x 8" .

These pieces are one of a kind and will never

be replicated. 

Price $125.00

KINDRED SPIRITS

Wyoming needle felt artists Lynda German and Barbara Burk have again joined together in this sculpture to celebrate the friendship between Bertrand Rabbit and his kindred spirit, Albert Bear.

This wool sculpture composed of natural colored wools from Rambouillet and Border Leicester sheep, as well as dyed wool from Romney sheep,

and it measures 12" x 8".

These pieces are one of a kind and will

never be replicated.

Another great NEEDLE FELTED COWBOY

This silhouette of a bucking cowboy is in a 8"x6"

wooden frame with a nice braid around the inside,

and glass closing it in.

It has a background of blue sky and a sun, and the

ground of course!

It is needle felted, and is  "TYPICAL

WYOMING"

Needle felting uses a small needle with

scales on the end, and wool roving.

Unlike "wet" felting, no soap or water is used

in this process.

This picture comes to us from Sweetwater

Book Barn, here in Wyoming.

EACH DESIGN IS ORIGINAL AND

ONE OF A KIND

$50.00

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