Sussex Pucks on Butts Brow
I was walking with Ned on Butts Brow when suddenly he stopped by a little copse. His nose pointed forward, his tail pointed backward and he raised a front paw. I went to see what he had seen and there they were. Tiny creatures enjoying a feast. "Must be Sussex Pucks", I thought.

These little figures, and accompanying greenery, are constructed by needle felting and wrapping on a wire armature using fine merino fibres, tapestry wool and fancy knitting yarn. The needle felted tree-trunk "seats" and stiffened felted mushroom are fixed to the wooden base. The figures are loose and can be moved around and posed.

No Slow Worm this Speed Freak
This worm was inspired by a cousin involved in the motor trade with a rather unusual surname.

He is needle felted from fine merino fibres on a wire armature. His vehicle is a stuffed fabric slipper with a covered board and craft foam sole. The wheels are "fun" erasers purchased from a stationery department.

This little dancer is built on a wrapped and needle felted wire armature. She has a cloth applique head with a hand painted and lightly needle sculpted face. Her arms and hands are poseable, she can hold her bouquet in either hand. Her stiffened felt boots are firmly glued to a weighted cork base. She measures thirteen and a half inches from base to the top of her head.

This is Gran. She is built on a needle felted and wrapped wire armature. She has a cloth head with a hand painted and lightly needle sculpted face and she wears a pair of bent wire spectacles. Gran likes to clean and she is well equipped with a needle felted feather duster and brush. Her arms and hands are poseable. Her stiffened felt boots are firmly fixed to the weighted cork base. She measures thirteen and a half inches in height.