Wet felted wall hangings

Simple tips for framing felt art work professionally at home.

I started by pre felting a long piece to use as the flaps.I also made the felt balls on this matting which really speeds up the felting process.It is sold as a mat for cars or doormats but its great for felting and doesn't wear out like bubble wrap. I layed plastic under the flaps so that they would not felt into the base.I only wanted them to attach to the base in the middle. When they were attached I removed the plastic and fully felted them. When it was rinsed and dry, I sewed on the felt…

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This is a wet felted wall hanging, it was made for a customer order. She wanted something modern but with not too many colours. So I started with wool yarn to make the design. As I started the proc…

Wet felted wall hanging Size: 24" wide x 51" tall 3-D wool rocks and Starfish Wool, silk, banana fibers, silk yarn

I just completed another piece in my "Botanical" series utilizing pre-felts. It's really fun to work with pre-felts as one can achieve an almost cut-paper-like design (ala Matisse!). With this botanical series, I like to work spontaneously laying down the cut-outs as I make them. However, I have also sketched out in advance ideas for other pieces and, while some details are blurred and/or lost, it's amazing how much the final felted work resembles the pencil skecth. I'll try posting samples…

Wet felted with merino wool, margilan silk, yarn, tencel

If you’ve been into the Thimble, you probably recognize these felted wall hangings. Sharon has felted these beautiful pieces over the past couple of years (in addition to some that have sold, and aren’t on display anymore) but just a couple weeks ago, she revamped the way in which they are displayed. Using wild plum […]

How Gorgeous is this wonderful wet felted painting of Orcas in the waves? This wonderful design is initially from a wet felting kit over at Woolly Meadows Felting (Check out the kit here) But you …

This awesome piece showed up in our fb group and we all fell in love! I had to scroll back up to see who made it…turns out, it is our newest Living Felt Fairy – Tanya! She has been with…