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Felting Tutorials at Home Work

June 14, 2008 by Linda Lanese

The blog, titled “Home Work” is kept by Leah and she has an ETSY shop called “Spider Felt”. Leah has some wonderful FREE felting tutorials that I think that you will all want to see and try.  She uses several felting techniques that give us an idea of what can be done with felt.   

Here is a little about Leah in her own words.  Raised in Vancouver, BC, attended university in Montreal, volunteered in Haiti for 18 months, moved to Seattle for love and work, left work for baby love, started down the craft path when we decided it would be cheaper to make our own wedding invitations (ha!) and haven’t looked back. 

Now I spend most of my time trying to figure out how to charm my husband and children into loving the crafts that capture my imagination so we can spend all our time and money using our hands together.

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Comments

  1. Leah Adams says

    June 16, 2008 at 11:20 am

    Thanks for the feature Linda. Always nice to see my name in lights.

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