Patterns, projects and techniques
by Linda Lanese
Check out Jenni’s shop, she has many adorable friends waiting for you to give them a home!
http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=5057136
Jenni’s philosophy:
I guess I’m what you’d call a “self-taught” artist. While I do have a great appreciation and respect for taking … Read More ...
by Linda Lanese
by Linda Lanese
This shop was a suggested link and I find it to be most charming.  Grace sells her original design patterns for crocheted felted purses, complete with how to create the embellishments and felted techniques.   She also sells … Read More ...
by Linda Lanese
I found Jodie’s blog as I Googled my way through a number of felting and fiber artist blogs and sites. When I saw these happy ladies working on this joint felting project with their children and on a raining day … Read More ...
by Linda Lanese
I found this to be one of “Uncommon Threads†airing on DIY most interesting and informative shows on wet and needle felting. They showed step by step how to create jewelry, a belt and scarf. I own the Carol Cypher’s … Read More ...
by Linda Lanese
Andrea’s art runs the gambit, from exquisite wall art and vases to playful sculpture. I hope everyone welcomes Andrea to our site and visited her at: http://www.andrea-graham.com/index.html to see all her felting art work. I am sure she will … Read More ...
by Linda Lanese
I thought it would of interest for all of us felters to learn know the history of felting. This site offers us a well rounded history of felting.  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felt This following  site also gives us history and … Read More ...
by Linda Lanese
I thought I would direct you to this site to see the following: http://www.feltcrafts.com/washboard-purse.htm
I have not seen this before and it looks like fun.
Felted Purse Kit
Not just sassy and seasonal but simple to make. Make this one-of-a-kind … Read More ...
by Linda Lanese
If you live are going to be in this area, it is not too late to join in and learn new and exciting felting techniques. Check out this site for details.
Suzanne is the originator of … Read More ...
by Linda Lanese
Suzanne, The accidental felter http://www.hookedonfelt.com/about.htm
When I tell people that I became a needle felter by accident, I’m not kidding! My friend, Barb Marr had taught me to do Locker Hooking. I made about 13 2’x3′ rugs. I had … Read More ...
by Linda Lanese
This is a really adorable Heart felt bag that can be made up in any color you like, take a look!… Read More ...
by Linda Lanese
Soap felting demo and there are many interesting ideas and links on this site on felting, check it out! … Read More ...
by Linda Lanese
By: Linda Lanese
My brooch was created using pale purple-blue wool roving and dry needle felting. The stigma is felted yellow-green roving and a cylinder bead was attached. I will be offering sites and articles that show you how to … Read More ...
by Linda Lanese
This seems to be a pretty inexpensive place to purchase roving. Per 4 oz.
Was: $8.25
Now: $5.99
They also have a nice variety. http://www.alpacadirect.com Look under fibers:)… Read More ...
by Linda Lanese
I am from the Midwest and I am a freelance graphic designer and I work for companies and individuals designing their logos, banners, flash and web designs. I have been a long time member with Art on The Net where … Read More ...