Beginner
Trout Easter Eggs
Spring is the perfect time to think about flowers blooming, little frogs peeping, and trout… Trout? One of the markers of spring for outdoor enthusiasts is in fact spring trout season starting up in many states. So add a fun twist on your Easter egg decorations this year by adding some trout patterns into the mix.
In this course, follow the video and use the accompanying PDF to create your own brook trout, rainbow trout and brown trout eggs. This project is perfect for any skill level, as the big focus will be on the colorful patterns provided by nature.
In the end, you’ll have the know how to create as many eggs as you see fit! They make perfect decorations, gifts or oil diffusers for springtime!
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Step by step instructions
Detailed instructions that guide you through the creation of each project from start to finish, ensuring you don't miss a single step along the way!
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Tutorials in video and written information
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Supplies list
A curated list of all the materials you'll need for each project, making it easy to gather everything you need before you start.
Meet Your Instructor
Patrick Jones - Course author
Catherine Danae
Rod and Needle & RFA Teacher
"My journey into needle felting began when I got married, moved and lost my studio space where I was creating large, more abstract sculptures and commissions for theatre following my time at Slippery Rock University where I received my BFA in art, with a focus on sculpture, BA in modern dance and art history minor.
My love for the outdoors has always informed my work, but my work shifted to a more detailed focus on wildlife when I started needle felting. Working almost solely in this medium for about seven years, my pieces range from brook trout to pterosaurs. I have been lucky enough to be the artist-in-residence at two national parks and one state park in the United States, and love creating pieces that can allow the viewer to lean in close to an animal they might not normally get close to."
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Trout Easter Eggs
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