If you are anything like me it's quite possible you've offcuts of felt or pieces you've made that you just aren't happy with. Did you know that there is a really simple way of turning these scraps and unloved pieces into beautiful beads? Click this link...
Who else loves nuno felting? It’s a beautiful combination of fabric and a light layer of fibre, usually merino. This particular nuno felt wrap with ruffles was eco printed after felting but if you’d like to work in colour too of course that is also...
Are you new to wet felting and are completely overwhelmed with the amount of information there is to digest? Or maybe you have been wet felting a while but don’t know where to go next? Then it is your lucky day! Here is a simple roadmap to...
Patterned nuno felt or plain green wool? Which side of this reversible Men’s Pathfinder Vest by Twig & Tale do you prefer? Reversible clothing are not only easier on your wallet and save space in your wardrobe, they are also a much more sustainable option of...
The same felt vessel, before and after eco printing in the dirty pot! Which do you prefer? The white vessel has an elegant simplicity about it, it looks more pure. The raised details and texture are definitely more evident before printing. I love how the eco printed...
When felting on eco printed fabric, I always choose a stronger colour of fibre rather than a lighter colour. Sometimes I will use pieces of silk that I'm not happy with which do not have dramatic prints. The addition of darker, stronger colours in the...
Are you new to wet felt making sculptural forms around a resist and looking for a comprehensive guide with clear instructions about how to create a beautiful vessel? This long form video goes through all the necessary steps in real time to help you achieve...
Felt flowers are a wonderful use of small bits of fibre that you may have lying around from offcuts of other pieces. They can make beautiful, homemade gifts for friends or family members. You can use multiple different fibres and create dramatic colourful flowers, or using...
An oldie but a goldie! Sometimes it is nice to keep the natural colour of the wool, don’t you think? Below is a cuff I wet felted from merino using the Upwolfing technique. I made it several years ago and I still absolutely love wearing...
Who else loves a good splash of colour when creating new pieces? Below is a simple wet felted tote bag with silk circles and a leather shoulder strap (thanks Ken!). I made this piece years ago, and I think the colours are more in fashion...