Hand felted

Hello there readers! I get lots of compliments about my wet-felted background pieces and often get asked how they are made. So here’s a blog devoted to giving you an insight into the wet felting process and the tools that I use. To begin with, here are all my tools:1. Liquid soap2. Water spray bottle3. Hand washboard4. Bamboo mat5. Roller6. Net7. Bar of soap8. Wool yarns9. Coloured wool roving10 White wool roving11. White vinegar spray I begin by throwing an old towel over my work desk. This…

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These colourful needle felted butterflies are crafted from the tiniest bits of wool scraps I had collected, leftover from previous proj...

In tutorial on how to use prefelt, I cover the importance of felting design, how to plan a complex felting project, and provide three examples of different project complexities to illustrate the level of planning needed for each.

Adorable needle felted otter! <3

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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?