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In a nutshell: Wet felting is the process of combining layers of wool roving and/or wool yarns into one flat piece of felt fabric. This is what folks think about as the traditional or oldest felting method. Nuno felting is the process of felting wool...

Get answers to common questions about felting, including wet felting and needle felting techniques, suitable fibers, tools, project ideas, care instructions, and special methods. What is Felting? Felting is a textile art form that involves matting and pressing fibers together to create a dense and...

Having trouble with your felting projects? This comprehensive guide will help you identify and solve common felting problems, from incomplete felting to shape retention issues. Incomplete Felting Problem: The fibers are not felting together fully, leaving a loose or fragile texture. Solution: Increase agitation by...

Yep...I'm still felting. Starting out with the small projects and working my way up! Needle felting is the process of felting/tangling one piece of wool to another using barbed needles. The needles take the wool fibers from one piece and drag them through the other...

In a nutshell: Needle felting is the process of felting/tangling one piece of wool to another. This is done by using barbed needles which catch the wool fibers from one piece, drag them through into the other piece, where they get tangled, leaving your two...

Needle Felting When needle felting the biggest risk is that of poking yourself with the needle, which since they are barbed can be especially uncomfortable. Make sure your needle tools are properly covered and/or that the plastic guards are properly locked when not in use....

Make sure you have all your supplies together before you get start, especially when wet felting, you don't want to have to find things when you are all wet and soapy. A great way to dye small batches of a bunch of colors at once:...

Have you tried felting yet? It's so easy and a fun effect. We've been making these little mixed color pinwheels for accessories. Boo's favorites are the rainbow ones. With this technique using pipecleaners it's easy to make a long "rope-like" piece of felted wool. Shopping...

This is a fun, clean (literally) project to do with your kids and a way to use up all those fancy bars of soap that you snagged from hotels or that came in gift baskets. Use them for washing hands, in the bath or make...

Don't know why felt balls are so appealing...but they are. They are soft and bouncy. There are so many projects you can use them for: garland, hair accessories, wreaths etc...I'm just getting started. I set out today to make some of my own using a...

Sometimes a quick and cozy project is just what you need. This wool gauze scarf is soft, warm and fun to wear or makes a great gift. It is easy to get finished in a weekend so also great in a pinch! Shopping list: Pure...

I was so excited to do my first needle felting project. I wanted to start out as basic as possible...so I did some applique felting. Needle felting is basically where you use a barbed set of needles to attach 2 pieces of felt. The barbed...