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Wet Felting Rose Tutorial Review – Gillian Gladrag

January 7, 2026 by Shellie Wilson

If you’ve ever wanted to create painterly felt artwork that looks like a watercolor painting come to life, Gillian Gladrag’s Wet Felted Rose Tutorial is pure inspiration. This YouTube video captures her signature mix of creativity, charm, and expert technique, all while making the process feel wonderfully achievable for crafters at any level.

In this tutorial, Gillian demonstrates how to “paint” with wool fibres, transforming soft merino tops into a delicate rose design on a felt background. Her instructions are clear and conversational — she walks you through layering the colours, blending shades, and shaping petals to achieve that natural, romantic rose form.

The beauty of this tutorial is in her artistry. Watching the colours merge under the gentle agitation of warm soapy water is hypnotic. The result is a soft, textured surface that captures light and movement just like a real flower. She also shows helpful techniques like using bubble wrap and bamboo mats to control the felting process and how to refine edges for a polished finish.

 

Her studio setup feels genuine — full of colour, texture, and the kind of crafty chaos we all love. There’s yarn, roving, and tools everywhere, yet it feels warm and inviting. The atmosphere makes you want to sit down beside her, grab a handful of wool, and start blending your own petals.

Verdict:
This Wet Felted Rose Tutorial is perfect for anyone looking to move beyond simple felting projects into more expressive, painterly work. Gillian’s calm teaching style and her emphasis on colour play make it a joy to watch and an even greater joy to try yourself.

Watch it on YouTube: Wet Felting Rose Tutorial – Gillian Gladrag
Find supplies and kits: www.gilliangladrag.co.uk — they ship worldwide!

 

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