Isla Corbett Creates exquisite felted art in her home based studio in California. From Isla’s profile below you can read that she gets most of her inspiration from nature. She sells her items in her ETSY shop called “I S … Read More ...
How-to-Felt Video, Felted Acorn Ornaments
I bought these adorable acorns from Kim Buchheit of Wildly Woolly and I love them. I have a small black bowl filled with them on my coffee table and people always ask where I bought them. I always tell them … Read More ...
Felting Soap Kit Giveaway from SpiderFelt
Leah Adams of SpiderFelt is generously offering one of my readers a chance to win her lovely Verbena Felt Soap Kit, so fragrant and pretty. Leah is a talented felt designer who evolves daily in creating exquisite felted items to … Read More ...
Felted Happy Pillows
Discover this amazing felting and fiber artist’s ETSY shop call pillowhappy. She make the most lovely pillows and other wonderful felted items. Maybe her shop will offer you some ideas for holiday gift giving or to dress up your … Read More ...
Giveaway, gorgeous felted brooch by Beth of Felting in Fibrespace
Run don’t walk over to Beth’s Felting in Fibrespace for you chance to win this stunning felted brooch. The contest ends tonight and the rules are simple. From Beth: it is my little giveaway to celebrate the International Day of … Read More ...
Taffy Felted Knits, Keeping Life in Stitches
Taffy Knit’s has a very charming ETSY shop filled with enjoyable items to decorate with, wear or just for fun. I love the witches brewing kettle, pumpkins and apples as they are all seasonal for the fall. Check out this … Read More ...
Margaret Oomen Fiber Artist
Margaret Oomen of Canada creates the most stunning reconstructed stones. They are so charming and different and she confesses in an interview with “Plush You” that she is very new to crocheting and just picks up a hook and begins. … Read More ...
Industrial feting by Inbound Thread
I am impressed with the craftsmanship and quality of Sandra’s beautiful art. Her pieces are useful as well as attractive. You can distinguish her Industrial Designer skills in her work. Sandra is a freelance Industrial Designer living in Boston’s South … Read More ...
The Felted Chicken’s Angler Fish
Chrissy, the proprietor of the Felted Chicken is making the most incredible needle felted Angler Fish and it is a must see. She is journaling her day-by-day process with visuals of what she has done and it is fun to … Read More ...
Woolery knitted/felted jewelry Tutorial
This very cute necklace came from “instructables” and I am going to try one, so cute!
Rowsoprose tells about her creation. “Heavy metal chains conduct cold–and another word for diamonds? Ice! So if a girl wants to accessorize and keep … Read More ...
Wet Felt Flower Kits by, Leah of “Spider Felt”
Leah is such a diverse fiber artist that I could write several articles covering this gifted lady. Today I’d like to introduce you to Leah’s the stunning wet felt flower kits. Now you will be able to create the same … Read More ...
Needle felted whimsical creatures by Hillary Gillick
Hillary Gillick, lives in Seattle with her husband and their real-life lizard pets Kali and Salvador Mali.. Hillary contributed a project to “Feltique” the book that I reviewed a couple weeks ago. When I held the needle felted earring kit … Read More ...
Mini Tutorial – Felting a Crocheted Hat
What an adorable Felting Crocheted Hat designed and created by: Liz of LiD Designs Sketchpad. Liz is a fully qualified fashion designer. At the moment she is specializing in Millinery, but she likes to create using many different mediums. You … Read More ...
Felt Vessels Tutorial by Kneek
I found this complete pictorial tutorial on how to create a felt vessel on “Kneek”. Leah tells us that you can use this method for creating slippers, bowls and hats. She shows you every step from start to finish and
… Read More ...Needle felted creatures from the sea and beyond, by Chrissy of “The Felted Chicken”
Chrissy lives in California and has an amazing collection of needle felted creatures indigenous to the sea. I especially love her blowfish! On Chrissy’s Flickr account and her blog she shows you her dying techniques for the blowfish. She has … Read More ...