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Zenit acid dye for wool.
A wool (called Fluff) overdyed in the micro owen.
The yarn was dyed like this, in the ball. Then dryed for two days in a warm place.
Överfärgat i nystan. Garntjänst "Fluff, 95% ull 5% syntet. Vitt 140m/50gr
NIMBY 2.0 Grand Opening Celebration
photo by Scott Beale / Laughing Squid
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I finally made them. I've been wanting to make homemade marshmallows as I've heard they are quite tasty. And actually, they were fairly easy to make. Now that I've conquered the basic recipe, now it's time for experimenting with flavors and colors!
I can't wait to try these in my hot chocolate!
Photo by Leonardo March. Held September 28, 2013 in Union Square, Somerville. Produced by Union Square Main Streets as part of the Somerville Arts Council's ArtsUnion initiative.
I washed a flannelette sheet and there was quite a lot of fluff when I looked in the lint trap of the tumble drier - this is just one cycle!
I feel guilty that I don't hang the clothes on the line in the garden :(
I tried to talk Doodle into letting me keep this fluff, but he refuses to share his adventures with anyone else. Selfish little Doodle Fluff.
Ah well.
Hopefully this guy won't stick around long enough to talk me into going against Doodle's wishes. ;)
July 2013
The micro fluff is the newest (and smallest!) member of the Pocket Fluff family!
This little one is about 1 inch tall and 1.5 inches wide.
He's made of a light pink faux fur.
His face was hand painted by me using artist quality acrylics and sealed with a matte varnish.
Pocket Fluffs are able to stand on their own. :)
The Pocket Fluff Monsters are made from my original design.
****Please Note:
The micro pocket fluffs are VERY small. I only recommend this size for adult collectors.****