Needle felted bowls

Hi Steph here, I thought I'd show you how to make your own beaded felt bowls! You may have seen these beautiful bowls in our bead shop or on our social media. We launched them for our 20th Birthday party back in January. We wanted an alternative to the plastic tubs that customers use to collect their beads in whilst shopping.

Hello! This tutorial has been updated (as of April 2013) Please click here for the new version *************************************************************** This tutorial will show you how to make a 3D felted pod using a resist. A resist is usually a piece of...

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Since I'm still enamored with needle felting, the challenge was on to find a new small gift or ornament to share with co-workers and friends this holiday season. I love the inspiration of working on small, handwork goodies while listening to audiobooks or just relaxing in the evening. If there can be a kitty on my lap at the same time: bonus! Last year's gifts were felted Lake Superior stones and the year before, fairy sparkle felted acorns nestled in hand-gathered Canadian forest caps. They…

At this point in the bowl making process you should have your base, and have decided which type of sides you are going to use. Just in case you missed the first part, here is Making Felted Bowls-Part 1 Whichever way you choose, you will be starting with the base you made in Making Felted Bowls- Part 1. You have a choice of two ways to attach or build up the bowl sides. You will choose what I call the coil method or the flat side method. I will go through each way of making your finished…

How to Felt a Bowl, Resist Felting: Part 5 of my Felting Techniques Series …Resist Felting! How to Wet Felt a Vessel or Bowl A FiberArtsy.com Tutorial Did you see the other Felting Techniques in the Series?Part 1 – Basic FeltingPart 2 – Cobweb FeltingPart 3 – Nuno Felting Part 4 – Lat…

A year ago I was felting like crazy, crafting mostly oven mitts but also different sizes of bowls. I was asked for instructions for these nesting bowls from

Stepping shades of multi-color yarn create a unique spiraling affect without having to change colors. This pattern calls for Patons® Classic Wool Worsted yarn in Rosewood, Bonsai, or Shades of Grey. ***PLEASE NOTE: Availability of recommended yarn may be limited or discontinued. You can make these little bowls in any type of wool that is suitable for felting (not super-wash or wool blend). Crochet first, then do the felting process in a washing machine. Hot water and agitation will cause…