Adding Fibres to Handmade Felt I love making felt! It is easy to do, you can get pleasingΒ results easilyΒ and it’s a lovely, tactile thing to work with. Making felt doesn’t requireΒ expensive speciallist equipment. Some wool rovings, a bamboo mat (like the tableΒ mats people had in the 80s), soap…
Over the last few days I have been using my watching-tv-hands-needing-something-to-do-time to make some artists’ trading cards. These are for a swap being organised by Vicky atΒ Lucy Blossom Crafts. As I have never made ATCs before, and being anxious to get it right, I checked the internet to…
One of the reasons I wanted to take up wet felting was because I felt (haha!) that the fenland landscape round here would lend itself well to the process. Because it is so flat around here, you can see for miles, and the fields give a kind of…
Last week I decided it was time to start autumning things up a bit and also time to have another go at wet felting, so I embarked on an autumn felted picture. I used the woolly tufts that were in suitably autumnal colours and this was the result!…
It’s October! Yay! Definitely officially autumn! Although it does not really feel like autumn at the moment as it’s so warm and the leaves are still more green than anything. I like autumn. Being uncomfortably hot is as bad as being too cold in my opinion. Sunny autumn…