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Free Felting Tutorials

May 13, 2008 by Linda Lanese

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I located several felting tutorials off of the Owning Alpaca site.  I am picturing a few example projects for you, but you should really check out Owning Alpaca.com and look at all of their interesting articles about Alpaca and felting.

The Slow and Steady Turtle is a project that a teacher did with her students and they really enjoyed the felting process and the results.

The Little Felted Tote Pattern is on the Bare Necessities blog with complete instructions in a PDF format to download.

The Felt Cabochon Bracelet Tutorial is on Flickr from the theartofmegan’s photostream.Fiberfill Stuffing – Needle Felt a Mushroom and Save Fleece and Time is on Owning Alpaca site.

I hope you enjoy these projects and give one or all a try now that the weather is warming and the felting can be placed outside to dry.

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Comments

  1. ellen says

    May 5, 2010 at 3:01 pm

    i cant do anything but basic knitting. anyone whos whatshin-please-HELP!

  2. Linda Lanese says

    May 8, 2010 at 9:00 am

    What is it you would like to do? I will direct you to some books and online video 🙂

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