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Making 3D Vessels in Wet Felting
Creating 3D vessels in wet felting is all about using a resist to shape wool into a seamless, hollow form. This method works beautifully for bowls, pods, vases, lanterns, and sculptural pieces. The process is simple once you understand the sequence: layout, felt, full, cut, shape, and finish.
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Understanding and Using Angelina Fibres in Your Felting or Spinning Projects
Angelina fibres are a versatile way to introduce shimmer, texture, and visual depth to felting and mixed‑media projects. Lightweight, reflective, and available in a wide range of colours, they can be used subtly or boldly depending on your creative goals. This guide covers what they are, how they behave, and how to use them effectively in both needle and wet felting.
Picture Felts by Philippa
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Step-by-Step Guide to Adding Texture in Wet Felting
1. Choose your fibres
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Tutorial: Creating Straight or Uneven Edges in Wet Felting
Image Stephany Jansen
Wet felting naturally encourages fibres to shrink and pull in different directions, which can make edges irregular. With a few techniques, you can decide whether to keep them crisp or let them flow organically.
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Tutorial: Types of Wool for Wet Felting
Wet felting depends on both the preparation of the fibre (tops, sliver, batts) and the thickness of the fibre (micron count). Fibre thickness affects shrinkage, texture, and durability, while handling techniques ensure fibres bond smoothly.