Okay, it wasn't so bad. Most of the mini pods that hadn't felted too well just needed a little more coaxing. I'll need to have another go at blocking them though - at this size they need careful coaxing to sit on a flat bottom and look balanced, not wonky. A little bit of hand-made charm at the usual size can translate to something pretty shoddy at miniature size.
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Oh, look at those cute little minis!
Why do we love these tiny things so?
Compared to the 'wobbly bottoms' on my knitted baskets, they look perfectly fine to me.
It's a good thing people go all misty eyed and gooey about tiny thingies, and may not be as critical as we are about our own creations, no?
I was about to say exactly the same: one of the issues with working in miniature is your focusing so tightly and forget once the item is in the context of a bigger scene whatever it is you're obsessiong about won't actually be noticable!
And your picture is beautiful. I stole it for my blog: hope that's OK?
oh such beautiful colours!!and wonky is very charming anyway!
They're cute singly but in a group, it's almost unbearable. The colors are good and they don't look wonky from here.
I think they are still super charming.
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