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Image by Faelanda Fiber Art
When your 2D piece is fully shaped and the colours are in place, switch to a fine needle such as a 40 or 42 gauge. Work lightly over the surface, letting the needle skim just deep enough to catch the top fibres.
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How to Make Your Own Wool Locks Using Heat and Wool Tops
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Guide to Making Prefelt
Prefelt is a versatile wet felting basic. It’s simply wool that’s been partially felted, firm enough to lift, cut, and shape, but still soft enough to bond beautifully into your next project. Whether you’re making appliqué pieces, backgrounds, or crisp little cut‑outs, prefelt gives you lots of creative options. Here’s how to make it step by step, plus easy fixes for anything that goes a bit wobbly along the way.
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Using Silk & Bamboo Fibre in Felting — Quick Guide
Silk and bamboo don’t felt by themselves, but when you add them to wool they give your projects extra strength, smoothness, and beautiful highlights with almost no extra effort.
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Five Ways to Make Wings
Before you start, grab a wing template picture online bee, fairy, dragonfly, anything that fits your creature. Print it or keep it on your screen so you can trace the shape and size easily. It takes out the guesswork and keeps your wings consistent.
