It’s a new year and as you probably know this year is the year of the Tiger! So why not create something to represent that for yourself or a friend this year?
If you’ve been needle felting for a while … Read More ...
Winter Wonderland! How to felt a winter scene!
Is it getting chilly where you are? How about making something cozy and warm that represents something cold and snowy? 🙂
I’ve got a wonderful video tutorial for you today, Felted Sky Studio has created some gorgeous felting kits and … Read More ...
Six Awesome Tutorials for Creating a Wire Armature!
Working over wire is a whole ‘other side’ of needle felting for me. I work with small jointed creations for the most part, so I don’t really use an armature. But for those who do, what is the right way? … Read More ...
What is the best fibre for my project? How do you choose? Learn all about it here!
Even if you have been needle felting for a while there is still so much to learn about fibres. Today I wanted to share an awesome resource with you so that you can learn more for yourself, to help you … Read More ...
Wet felt your own Fedora! You’ll love this full tutorial!
Are you a wet felter that has been putting off making hats? If something has been holding you back then perhaps this tutorial will inspire you to give it a go this year!
Sally Bea gives you the full step … Read More ...
Why not add Needle Felting to your New Years Resolution?
Have you been dabbling with needle felting or perhaps bought a kit and not started it yet? Maybe you have just heard about this craft and wondered if it might be for you. I think today’s find is going to … Read More ...
Wondering what the different types of felting are? Read on!
Felting has been almost an emerging art over the last few years, from wet felting to dry felting and everything in between, there’s a lot of options. And some bright spark is always coming up with a new technique or … Read More ...
How to Hand Card your own fibres!
People often ask how to really blend your fibres well before using them, or how to mix colours together to make your own blends. This is where hand carders come in.
I’m a firm believer in mixing all your fibres … Read More ...
Simple Wet Felting with Kids. Fun Tutorial
Do you have kids home for the holidays? Or are you looking after the grandkids while their parents are at work? Here’s a quick, and as mess free as possible, wet felting tutorial that you can do at home!
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Intermediate Felter Fun! How about a Reindeer for Christmas!
If you’ve done a bit of needle felting and either tried out felting over wire or wanted to then this project might be just want you need to get into the festive spirit and make something a little different!
The … Read More ...
Simple needle felted snowflakes for your tree!
Looking for a quick make? This one will be done in less than an hour so pull out those old cookie cutters and get felting!
Visit Cat At Roof for the full tutorial
Once you’ve had a look through I’m … Read More ...
Sweet Needle Felted Ornaments from Wisteria Suri Ranch!
I feel like there is always time for a little needle felting, and with a few days left till Christmas I’m sure you can fit in one or all 3 of these cute projects from Wisteria Suri Ranch!
These great … Read More ...
Cute, Needle Felted, Baby Elephant! A Great Christmas Gift!
Still working on a few Christmas gifts? This one won’t take you too long! Elephants are tricky little critters sometimes, getting it to look cute when they have such big ears and unruly trunks! But this tutorial will help you … Read More ...
A wonderful Wet Felted Stocking with a Difference!
If you’ve been feeling a bit intimidated about making a stocking completely from scratch then this is the project for you! Last year the wonderful Lisa and her son Alex posted this excellent tutorial for making a stocking, including a … Read More ...
Needle Felting: Newbie Notes
Are you new to needle felting? Love to get a bit of insider info before you start? You are definitely in the right place because here are some tips from the pros to get you started!
- research your local stockists,