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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
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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.
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Order of Work for a 2D Needle Felted Picture
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Blending Wool Colours for Wet and Needle Felting Creating custom colour blends adds depth, realism, and personality to your felted pieces. Whether you're aiming for soft gradients, natural fur tones, or vibrant transitions, blending wool is a simple technique that enhances both wet and needle felting. This guide walks you through three reliable methods to blend colours effectively, with tips for choosing the right approach for your project.