It would be nice if you put a link or something so you could buy any of these
An Artist Turns Wool Into Tiny Smiley Animals That Can Fit in the Pocket of Your Coat

Anna Romanova, an artist from Russia, knows for sure how to brighten up your clothes. With the help of a felting technique she turns loose wool into cute and realistic animal brooches that you can attach to your coat or sweater. If you attach them right above your pocket, it will look like you’re carrying a tiny fluffy fox or kitten with you, who peeps out of your pocket every now and then.
Here at Bright Side, we’ve selected some lovely tiny felted animals by Anna Romanova for you, and we hope you enjoy them just as much as we do.
Foxes
Raccoons
Dogs
A panda
Cats
An owl
Apart from tiny brooches, Anna also creates lovely felted toys.
Which of these woolen animals by Anna would you like to wear on your clothing? Do you have any unusual looking accessories? If you have pictures of them, please share them in the comments!
Comments
My heart is melting I need this so much in my life
is there a link where i can buy one?
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