Patterns, projects and techniques
2009 is the United Nation’s International Year of Natural Fibres. On October 3rd, 2009 – feltmakers from around the globe will celebrate by joining together and displaying their felt. It will be the first annual International Felt Day.
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Here are two examples of one of Artisan Yarns’ wool yarns knit and felted. Using one skein each … Read More ...
Nikola went to the farm to see the animals up close, but she so a group of women making fuzzy hats and poking crazy needles into the fluffy pieces of fiber. She relates that she almost knocked everyone over to … Read More ...
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 ...
Jennifer Pedersen-Giles lives in Arizona and has a blog Wind Rose Fiber Studio and ETSY shop Wind Rose Boutique. On her blog Wind Rose Fiber Studio she’s offering a free pictorial tutorial on crocheting and felting this beautiful lantern … Read More ...
I actually found Lauren on twitter under “mosshill” and followed the links to her Flickr. Lauren lives in Florida and loves to Needle felt and sew. Lauren has been able to create the most adorable feathered friends that everyone would … Read More ...
Zed lives in the UK and she loves color, and textures and when she puts them together colorful textural felt is created. Zed is relatively new to felting, but it appears as if she has many felting techniques well under … Read More ...
Jayne Emerson, the author of this book has graciously consented to give one of her copies of “Simple Needlefelt” for this giveaway. She lives in the UK and we all realize that shipping out of our country is not that … Read More ...
Jayne Emerson, author of Simply Felt was trained at Loughborough College of Art before completing her Masters at Central St Martins in 1997. Since then her work has taken a wide-ranging path that has allowed her to express her creativity … Read More ...
These two tutorial videos were found on one of carol Duvall’s shows on HGTV.com. These videos on fabulous felt flowers by Lynne Farris come in two parts. Part one is how to create a bird of paradise and part 2 … Read More ...
I have seen the felted slippers, but this is up-cycling from an old wool sweater to these great Felt Mukluks is totally fun. Alissa Sorenson offers a complete pictorial tutorial on her blog called “Three Faces of Fiber Art” for … Read More ...
Who is greener than Betz? I have done a couple of articles on Betz White and she has an amazing imagination on recycling wool sweaters into a adorable cupcakes, teacups and either can be used as a pincushion. Betz has … Read More ...
There is a blog called fashioning felt that will show you some of the major advances that have been achieved using this eco-friendly product, wool. Felt is being used in fashion, home decor, furniture and accessories. You will be surprised … Read More ...
Go over to DZFANTASY and name the this Garden Fairy, I know I am 🙂 … Read More ...
This adorable Peony Flower Felt Clip is available in a beautiful pictorial tutorial on Yoonie at home blog out of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. She has made it into a hair clip but you could use it as a brooch, add … Read More ...
