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DIY, Woven Flowered Felted bag

March 30, 2011 by Linda Lanese

 

Linda of Pane, Amore e Creatività, out of Italy is sharing her friend’s tutorial for this lovely Woven flowered Felted bag with us.  Linda’s friend Tania lives in the beautiful Gulf of Poets, a stone’s throw from La Spezia and is sharing this stunning pictorial tutorial with us, what a treat.  Tania is a teacher of art history and restoration of monuments. From Quach year, having regard to the “deficiency” in teaching that is working in restoration, She has turned what until recently was only a hobby into something that is increasingly exciting.  Her passion for felting was ignited after seeing the works of artist-Feltraio Agostina Zwilling.  In addition to water felting, using the felting needle, weaving, creative sewing, painting on fabric, and the redesign of objects, clothes and accessories using textile materials is not silk, natural fibers, synthetic fibers, pulp modeled. The material that she loves the most is still the Lama, thanks to the flexibility, materiality and malleability; it lends itself to endless variations and brings endless possibilities.  Her creations are completely handmade, inspired by the world of childhood fantasy, nature and dreams, and are characterized by bold colors and unusual shapes.

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