Life-like cat portraits crafted out of felted wool

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Needle felting is a fun hobby but requires extraordinary patience, persistent and of course, sophisticated skills. Japanese artist called Wakuneco started creating needle-felting art back in 2015, who uses wool of various colors to craft hyper-realistic cat portraits in three-dimensional design with needle felting skills, each of which takes her about a month to complete. The artist uses photos of real cats as inspirations to craft 3D portraits, and the result is really stunning!

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