Wet felting

Felting is a versatile and creative craft that has been around for centuries. It involves the process of interlocking fibers together to create a dense and matted fabric. While there are several wa…

Grasping the concept of felting, the process of meshing fibers together to create felt, isn’t too difficult, and in fact, felting can be a fantastic creative outlet and hobby. When you begin to explore some of the lesser-known techniques, however, things can start to get a little confusing. What’s the difference between wet felting and nuno felting?

Learn everything you need to know about wet felting - the supplies you need, how to wet felt, and different wet felting techniques.

Surf's Up, The Wee Felt Art Company, Oban.

You’ve probably seen the odd tutorial for something like this, but this one is just a bit extra special. How amazing is the vessel above? I just love the colour combinations, the…

Solo show at George Paton Gallery, Melbourne University, Parkville August-September 2016.

Resources for 12 wet felting projects to try on your own. Learn to wet felt and make some fun projects with the collection of tutorials.

Maxine Smith - Tilly Tea Dance - Felting Art Workshops in Shropshire. Learn to create beautiful and unique felted pictures with an experienced textile artist. Visit tillyteadance.co.uk to keep up to date with upcoming workshops & events.

A few years ago I shared a tutorial on How to Make a Wet Felted Lantern For Winter Solstice. This project has always been a favourite in our home. This year we wanted to try the same technique on mason jars to create a lantern with sturdier sides.

Many years ago, my children and I made our first wet felted eggs. Our eggs turned out thick and wobbly but despite their imperfections they have been much loved over the years.

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Nature’s Christmas Tree Ornaments!#Felting_Christmas_Ornaments #Roving_Wool_Projects #Felting_Christmas #Wool_Crafts_Diy

felt resist – Page 2 – Teri Berry

what a great opportunity a workshop with Dagmar at Felt in the Factory she is a fantastic Tutor and luckily very patient. All the photos below are of her work. She excels at pockets and layers. The piece below was inspired by the sight of a shepherd leading his sheep down a rocky path She showed us how to make a base of prefect and a couple of layers of wool before laying down the plastic to keep the layers separate these are samples of Dagmars layers . These are Dagmar's felted layers all…

One from the archives. This wet felting was from when I’d not long been making the felted vases. I should probably revisit this idea as they were always...

I have been wanting to try this for YEARS! As usual, I collect “stuff” before hand, as I just know that I will do this someday. Well, well, someday finally came! I drove to The Tin Thim…