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Wet Felted Venetian Mask

August 17, 2021 by Liza Adams

Here’s a great beginner wet felting project, perfect for those looking to try wet felting.

This project is so well thought out, planned and executed you will feel like you have an instructor right next to you helping you every step of the way!  Over on ABCrafty they have planned out this wonderful project for you complete with video and step by step images and instructions.

adding viscose, silk, and other felting embellishments to purple wool

using hands to rub soap and water on top of netting with purple wool and fibers underneath with olive oil soap on the side.

Whether you are a beginner or more experienced this will give you great tips to continue in your craft or help out the newbie with some great ideas and easy methods so you can give it a try.
Wet Felted Venetian Mask Instructions

A great project for Halloween or perhaps you have a school dance coming up that these would work for.  Once you’ve made something simple you can really get creative and think up so many different things you can do with the skills you learn here.

holding the finished handmade purple wet felted Venetian mask above a flat green felted masquerademask

I hope you enjoy this one,  happy felting!

Looking for more Wet felting ideas? Check out these Wet felting books on Amazon.

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