Hello there readers! I get lots of compliments about my wet-felted background pieces and often get asked how they are made. So here’s a blog devoted to giving you an insight into the wet felting process and the tools that I use. To begin with, here are all my tools:1. Liquid soap2. Water spray bottle3. Hand washboard4. Bamboo mat5. Roller6. Net7. Bar of soap8. Wool yarns9. Coloured wool roving10 White wool roving11. White vinegar spray I begin by throwing an old towel over my work desk. This…

Wet felting with wool is a beginner-friendly fiber art project that yields exciting, functional results! Watch or read step by step as I make this rustic wool felt bag. Wet felting is the process of creating felt using wool, water, soap, and friction. Felt is one of the world’s oldest known textiles. It requires no tools to make, besides the hands. It’s such a simple craft, but can be executed in an infinite number of ways.

Hand stitching felt crafts is quick, easy and adds a bit of charm. Learn the 3 basic felt stitches you'll need: whip, running and blanket.

These colourful needle felted butterflies are crafted from the tiniest bits of wool scraps I had collected, leftover from previous proj...

Felting is a versatile and creative craft that has been around for centuries. It involves the process of interlocking fibers together to create a dense and matted fabric. While there are several wa…

Now I don't profess to be an expert on this, but Louise asked if needle felting was hard, so I'm going to show you how I do it. I didn't use an armature on Hyacinth, but I am using one here for this dog. Cut two pieces of pipe cleaner 4" long and one piece 3 1/2" long. Bend them into the shapes shown. It should end up looking like this. See, two leg parts and one head/body/tail part. Now twist the leg parts around the body part. With a few bends in the right places it's already starting to…