Wet Felting for Beginners (step by step guide). Learn how to felt wool by hand with this basic wet felting tutorial
Learn everything you need to know about wet felting - the supplies you need, how to wet felt, and different wet felting techniques.
Wet felting is a technique that transforms wool roving or sliver into a stable and thick piece of fabric. This is Wet Felting for Beginners 101 Tutorial.
Read, please! * This is not a finished product! This is a tutorial for creating a felted fairy house. The house is created by wet felting and some elements of needle felting. After purchasing you will receive a 4 PDF files (total size 69,3 Mb) of 82 pages, which contains 480 photographs with a detailed, step-by-step description of how to make the house. Tutorial in English. * It takes me 8-9 hours to create a house. If you are a beginner, it will possibly take longer. So the process can be split into two or more days. * To make a house you will need carded wool 25-29 microns (I used the New Zealand carded wool). I used 126 gr. (4.44 Oz) of wool, but it's better to get a little more - 130-140 grams (4.58-4.93 Oz). More details on the amount of each color and tools can be found in the manual. * The size of the house you may find on the sixth photo in listing. But keep in mind that your house may turn out a little different size. * This tutorial is intended for personal use only. Do not share or sell it.
In my last blog spot I showed how I made a sprouting seed pod as part of a group of 3D wet felted objects I’m calling ‘Lifecycles’ that I am submitting to an open exhibition. You can see that…
You’ve probably seen the odd tutorial for something like this, but this one is just a bit extra special. How amazing is the vessel above? I just love the colour combinations, the…
FELTING * NUNO FELTING * WET FELTING TUTORIAL * INSTRUCTIONS * DECORATING * MOHAIR FLEECE SCARF * FELTED CLOTHES * This is a TUTORIAL for making a very light felted lacy scarf with holes decorated with mohair fleece. Perfect for summer parties or any special occasion. Suitable for beginners! The tutorial covers every aspect: choosing materials, wool layout, decor, felting and finishing processes. There are even two sets of felting instructions - one for rolling and one for using a sander. I made two scarves to provide you options. This is a good place to start if you have some (even very little) wet felting experience but have never worked with fleece before. This is a 20 page tutorial with more than 40 pictures. I recommend you view it at 200% resolution to see every detail. This tutorial will guide you all the way to make sure you succeed in your first attempt even if you have very little experience. If you'd like to buy the same materials I use in my work, I have a great news for you. My husband opened an etsy store GaliBaba. He will be offering many more products soon at the best price on the market. Check it out! https://www.etsy.com/shop/GaliBaba * BONUS * Free surprise bonus tutorial is included! All digital downloads are not refundable, Once a PDF file has been downloaded, you can not get a refund, so please read the listing carefully. Purchase of this tutorial entitles you to print one for yourself, but not to share it with others. You are allowed to sell (except on etsy.com) any items you make from my tutorials as long as it's not mass production. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask me. Thank you for visiting my shop! Galina
Hello! This tutorial has been updated (as of March 2012) Please click here for the new version *************************************************************** This tutorial will show you how to make a basic piece of flat felt. Anyone can make felt – it’s easy. To...
This tutorial includes instructions for felting a small, medium, or large bowl of a single color as pictured on the cover. These bowls are not knitted or crocheted, but made using the wet felting technique directly from unspun, carded wool. I recommend that readers of this tutorial have a basic knowledge of wet felting before trying to felt a bowl. Ideally the reader will have experience making felt by hand from roving or batting (not knitting/yarn) at least one time in the past. However, the instructions are written and designed for someone who has never felted before. I have been teaching felting for several years and I have decided to bring my no-nonsense, easy to understand teaching techniques into written material. This tutorial took over 100 hours to write, photograph, and edit. It contains copyrighted material and may not be duplicated without consent of the author. PDF file is 7.9 MB Explained in 25 Steps Contains over 220 photos 3 Bowl Sizes 42 pages If you would like to purchase more than one tutorial, consider purchasing them in bulk with a 25% discount: https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/125153680/buy-all-of-my-tutorials-for-a-25
FELTING * NUNO FELTING * WET FELTING TUTORIAL * INSTRUCTIONS * DECORATING * MOHAIR FLEECE SCARF * FELTED CLOTHES * This is a TUTORIAL for making a very light felted lacy scarf with holes decorated with mohair fleece. Perfect for summer parties or any special occasion. Suitable for beginners! The tutorial covers every aspect: choosing materials, wool layout, decor, felting and finishing processes. There are even two sets of felting instructions - one for rolling and one for using a sander. I made two scarves to provide you options. This is a good place to start if you have some (even very little) wet felting experience but have never worked with fleece before. This is a 20 page tutorial with more than 40 pictures. I recommend you view it at 200% resolution to see every detail. This tutorial will guide you all the way to make sure you succeed in your first attempt even if you have very little experience. If you'd like to buy the same materials I use in my work, I have a great news for you. My husband opened an etsy store GaliBaba. He will be offering many more products soon at the best price on the market. Check it out! https://www.etsy.com/shop/GaliBaba * BONUS * Free surprise bonus tutorial is included! All digital downloads are not refundable, Once a PDF file has been downloaded, you can not get a refund, so please read the listing carefully. Purchase of this tutorial entitles you to print one for yourself, but not to share it with others. You are allowed to sell (except on etsy.com) any items you make from my tutorials as long as it's not mass production. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask me. Thank you for visiting my shop! Galina
How to Felt Wool - Nuno Felting Method is Part 3 of my Wet Felting Technique Series. Basic Wool Felting, Cobweb Felting and Lattice Felting
Mix of beautiful baskets and bags from this wet felting workshop last month! #wetfelting #feltbagonaball #basketry #feltbag #feltbasket. Little Mix · Move
If you’ve been here for more than 5 minutes you will know we just love the folks over at Living Felt. Just this week Marie has shared an amazing tutorial that I wanted to highlight for you. …
How to Felt Wool - Nuno Felting Method is Part 3 of my Wet Felting Technique Series. Basic Wool Felting, Cobweb Felting and Lattice Felting
Hello! This tutorial has been updated (as of March 2012) Please click here for the new version *************************************************************** This tutorial will show you how to make a basic piece of flat felt. Anyone can make felt – it’s easy. To...
STEP-BY-STEP TUTORIAL Do you like craft but want something that comes together in a couple of hours rather than several days? Well then, you are my kind of crafter and I guarantee you're going to love needle-felting! Taking just a handful of wool fibres and stabbing them with a special needle, you too can make gorgeous little sculptures! And who knew that repeatedly stabbing something could be so bloomin' therapeutic? If you would like to have a go for yourself, I am sharing
Grasping the concept of felting, the process of meshing fibers together to create felt, isn’t too difficult, and in fact, felting can be a fantastic creative
Over at Studio DIY you can find the full instructions to make this gorgeous fairy! She’s suitable for a gift to the fairy lover in your family, as an ornament for the tree (if you make her a…
A few years ago I shared a tutorial on How to Make a Wet Felted…
13M views, 231K likes, 6.4K comments, 25K shares, Facebook Reels from Natasha Smart Textiles: Four fabulous felt baskets made at this recent wet felting workshop with four lovely ladies. Such...
Hello! This tutorial has been updated (as of March 2012) Please click here for the new version *************************************************************** This tutorial will show you how to make a basic piece of flat felt. Anyone can make felt – it’s easy. To...
Join Sharon and Hannah as The Tin Thimble talks tips and tricks for nuno felting with cotton cheesecloth and achieving a more casual look.
A few years ago I shared a tutorial on How to Make a Wet Felted…
I promised that I would post a photo tutorial and show how I use my Merino Wool Blends to felt a scarf. This is a fun, easy and fast project. Almost instant gratification. What I like about working…
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 wil
Hello all, welcome to my first post of 2016! If this is your first visit to my blog, this is my weekly WOYWW (What's on your workdesk Wednesday) post giving you a snapshot of what I'm working on at the moment. So here's my workdesk today... You can see I've started the new year with some dumfing (needle-felting). For New Year's Eve we stayed with friends at a sheep farm in Powys. A walk around the farm on New Year's day inspired me to work on some new 'sheepy' ideas in needle-felting and embroidery. These are waiting for a bit of hand stitching to give some foreground detail... Here's a close-up of the finished one... I guess my toddler, Ben, is hoping I'll needle-felt some cows next as 'mooooo' is his word of the moment (although he also uses this to refer to moon and balloon). Also on my workdesk is the second of two pairs of fleeces onto which I need to sew the hand embroidered logos I've made for my in laws' gardening business. Here's the first pair I completed earlier this week... Getting four hand-stitched logos to look as close to identical as possible has been quite a labour of love! Well that's all for this week. I've got to get cracking this afternoon with my latest customer order, another personalised picture - 'L is for...' with a hand embroidered lion. Thank you for visiting my blog :-) Happy crafting, Max x
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Read, please! * This is not a finished product! This is a tutorial for creating a small felted house using wet felting and some elements of dry felting (needle felting). After purchasing you will receive a 4 PDF files (total size 42,4 Mb) of 73 pages, which contains 397 photographs with a detailed, step-by-step description of how to make the house. Tutorial in English. This little house can be a cute accent in your household or a toy for a child. You can put electric candle inside of house and use it as night lamp. * Making a house is a labor-intensive process that takes about seven hours. If you are a beginner, it will possibly take longer. So the process can be split into two or more days. If you have not felted earlier, follow my instructions carefully and you will succeed. * To make a house you will need carded wool 25-29 microns (I used the New Zealand carded wool). I used 120 gr. (4.23 Oz) of wool, but it's better to get a little more - 130-140 grams (4.58-4.93 Oz). More details on the amount of each color and tools can be found in the manual. * The size of the house you may find on the sixth photo in listing. But keep in mind that your house may turn out a little different size. * This tutorial is intended for personal use only. Do not share or sell it.
After finally leaving Barra, with the help of my new friends, I made my way to Garsdale Head in North Yorkshire where I had reserved a room at a B & B – Garsdale House. The workshop was i…
At our small shop in Loomis, Northern California, we offer engaging classes for crafters of all skill levels. We specialize in the art of felting, where we create our own textiles from wool fiber without sewing, knitting, or crocheting. Visit us at www.thetinthimble.com, and learn about our classes in nuno, wet, and needle felting, as well as spinning, sewing, and dyeing with indigo, botanicals, and more.
Join Natasha's online wet felting course, Felt Bag on a Ball, which teaches everything you need to create a beautiful wool felt handbag using a felting ball.
Here’s a recent wet felted bag on a ball I made as a workshop sample, with help from my new assistants (and several cups of tea)! If you’d like to make your own Felt Bag on a Ball, here’s the link...
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Make wet-felted wool gloves using kitchen dishwashing gloves as molds. This step-by-step tutorial will guide you every step of the way.
Wet felted wall hanging 25" wide x 33" tall
These cards are great for any occasion. Birthday, wedding, mother's day, valentine's day or your favourite front line worker that has made an impact on your life. They are hand made by myself and each one is different. Made with 100% hand dyed Merino Wool **Please note that FREE SHIPPING is always available on my website.**
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Around five years ago I first came across the work of felter Charlotte Sehmisch, who makes amazing “cellular” felt structures. But it wasn’t until last month that I managed to attend a workshop wi…
The possibilities with this abstract felt collage class are endless. It's a great time to explore with colors and textures, because each piece incorporates tons of different fibers. These collages are also a great way to use up scraps of silk, left over bits of yarn, and that pile of left over roving.
This tutorial includes instructions for felting a small, medium, or large bowl of a single color as pictured on the cover. These bowls are not knitted or crocheted, but made using the wet felting technique directly from unspun, carded wool. I recommend that readers of this tutorial have a basic knowledge of wet felting before trying to felt a bowl. Ideally the reader will have experience making felt by hand from roving or batting (not knitting/yarn) at least one time in the past. However, the instructions are written and designed for someone who has never felted before. I have been teaching felting for several years and I have decided to bring my no-nonsense, easy to understand teaching techniques into written material. This tutorial took over 100 hours to write, photograph, and edit. It contains copyrighted material and may not be duplicated without consent of the author. PDF file is 7.9 MB Explained in 25 Steps Contains over 220 photos 3 Bowl Sizes 42 pages If you would like to purchase more than one tutorial, consider purchasing them in bulk with a 25% discount: https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/125153680/buy-all-of-my-tutorials-for-a-25
