Wet felting videos

Did you know you can create your own woolen fabric using your bare hands? No spinning, weaving or knitting necessary! The method of doing this is called Wet Felting and is a very ancient process, originating thousands of years ago among nomadic tribes of Eurasia. The process uses hot water, soap and friction to open up the microscopic textures on the wool fibres to open and hook onto each other, tangle up and form a dense, secure, non-woven fabric that we know as felt! Ready to learn this…

18K views · 1.5K likes | margaret jane design on Instagram: "Wanna learn how to wet-felt? I’ve put together step-by-step instructions for the @real_ta_daan blog! It was an honour to collaborate with them on this post. You can find all of my tips and tricks for felting your yarn scraps into wool on their website! 🧶🐑🧼 . . . . . . . . . . . . . #fiberart #fibreart #fibreartistsofinstagram #wetfelting #merino #howto #howtofelt #wetfeltingwool #diy #tadaan #feltedyarnscraps"

Felted books are thick and squishy, with a set of characteristics quite different from paper books. I learned the wet-felting technique in 2...

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.

1of1 Custom Clothing Upcycling on Instagram: "Wet felting ✍️ There are many types of felting, and we might talk about them in future videos. But wet felting is the oldest and easiest to get into. People have been doing it since 6000BC ! Footage from: @isabelle.dance.design - #felting #feltingwool #wetfelting #wetfeltingwool #fabrics #fabricdesign #fabricdesigner #fashionschool #fashionhistory"

An Experiment in Wet Felting – Felt Geodes

You can’t beat a live tutorial from Living Felt! Marie Spaulding always has the best projects, lots of tips and tricks and all the close ups you can want! With videos you can stop an…