Thank you! But, actually, I probably have a lot more fuzz than you. It is simply that my creations are larger on average, I believe. So the fuzz doesn't "show up" as much because it is smaller in relation to the whole. See the close-up of Wolf's mouth, here? [link] He's pretty small, so it shows up somethin' fierce on him.

So the fuzz seems less important when they're big, or if you're good at taking photos.

Some needlefelters swear by a final coat of wetfelting, which I've not yet had the courage to attempt.

Sweater pill removers might help. I can't immediately imagine how, since the nature of felt is that all of those flyaways are tangled into the creation. (As opposed to pills, which have generally wiggled free of their origin.) If you got an electric shaver, now, that might be of use. Or it might clog up. Same presumably goes for a modern regular razor blade. You might consider trying a "ye olde Englishe razor"-style thing, since that won't clog, but on softer felts it's likely not to have the resistance it needs. But hey, if you got one lyin' around that people won't miss... Worth a shot, right?

Generally, if I'm really hellbent on getting rid of flyaways, the only way is to felt like there's no tomorrow. I believe... ~GlassCamel's transformer needlefelts are a really good example of how firm and dense felt can be.

Part of the reason I am able to trim down on the flyaways by felting down is because I start with a wire armature, which gives me something concrete to felt to. If you're only felting against a needlefelt pad, at a certain point with small things you may only be exaggerating the fuzz by poking fibers out the other side. This becomes especially noticeable at points and places you want to keep very thin, but it can happen anytime your needle can jab through your entire creation.

More often I simply don't have the energy to care, and whatever fuzz remains is there and I'm not getting rid of it.

You could also try scissors. That'd probably work just fine, albeit tedious.

Ah, thank you very much! ^u^ Needlefelting is pretty great. Very stabby, though. =w=