finished a shawl for my mom for Christmas. it is so plush and so soft. in person it is much more blue. i might add a daytime photo of it as well.

i was going to just do the same 2/2 pattern the whole way up but decoded to just do whatever with whatever I could do with 2/2.

Thank you for the interest! It brings me great joy to know my art has inspired someone else.

Yes, my process went exactly as you described. Ideally, you should use a specialized program for stop-motion that allows you to see previous frames, but I didn't have it. That's why sometimes I forgot to move parts XD And when editing I had to align each frame, because my (poorly secured) phone camera shifted with every shot :'D I use felt sheets and they generally don't fray. Sometimes I sew an overlock stitch for exta security.

I used PVA glew on the edges once, but it became a little less pleasant to the touch as a result. It's also important to note that felt will fall apart if you cut it too thin. That's why I made most of the facial features digitally and cut the pointer out of paper.

I also realized that I've never shown the relative size of this project (the blue background is A4)

I actually did shoot in just 2-3 hours, but mainly bacause I had set the scene up on the floor and had to keep getting up and down, which wore me out pretty quickly. Not to mention that my main source of light was the setting sun!

To wrap up, I can say that I wasn't super prepared, and at times the process was quite grueling as a result, but I mostly enjoyed myself and did like I felt it)

is this worth 20€ or do i go lower it took like 3 days and i already had all the materials but the material cost isnt above like 7€