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Felting

June 30, 2007 by Linda Lanese

I am from the Midwest and I am a freelance graphic designer and I work for companies and individuals designing their logos, banners, flash and web designs. I have been a long time member with Art on The Net where I have my art gallery. I also have my business web site the design at www.studiolou.com .

I adore most arts and crafts and have tried my hand at most of them to see what appeals to me. When I discovered felting I found a new world of creative crafting, that in my opinion is just being tapped. New books arrive on the market each month and I have purchased my share of these wonderful volumes and was overwhelmed by what you can do with felting.

The felting I am reviewing has nothing to do with knitting, as it is an art unto itself. I hope to offer you the newest in felting ideas and the latest tools for this craft. Hearing from you with ideas, question or your projects will be a real pleasure for me and everyone else on the site. If you know of a neat link or project please let me know. I hope this felting area opens up a new world of crafting for many people. Here is a site that shows some of the items I have felted. www.studiolulu.com-a.googlepages.com/felting

I am overjoyed to be one of your editors.

Regards,

Linda

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Comments

  1. Linda Lanese says

    July 1, 2007 at 3:55 pm

    Thank you for your welcome. I hope that my area on felting is something that will be popular and that we can get some interesting comments and projects. You can actually buy silk roving to felt with. I have used small amounts of it along with the wool:)

    Regards,
    Linda

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