Wet felting sculpture

Sometimes I need to take a break from all the weaving and do something a bit more physical. I've purposely avoided doing much felting w...

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I started by pre felting a long piece to use as the flaps.I also made the felt balls on this matting which really speeds up the felting process.It is sold as a mat for cars or doormats but its great for felting and doesn't wear out like bubble wrap. I layed plastic under the flaps so that they would not felt into the base.I only wanted them to attach to the base in the middle. When they were attached I removed the plastic and fully felted them. When it was rinsed and dry, I sewed on the felt…

Felted sculpture & photo © Kim Buchheit. Here's a fun felted project that I worked on yesterday. I plan to make a few more to create a nice grouping. Don't you just love lotus seed pods? They are beautifully organic, yet have a noticeable geometric designerliness to them too. I'd like to get my hands on some dried lotus pods... does anyone know where I might find them? ~ Kim

Welcome to jsfiberarts! A selection of fine hand felted wearable art, felt home decor and hand dyed Japanese Shibori and Korean Bojago creations, and more.

My new friends and I met for our second "Make Stuff Sunday" yesterday, and we continued to play with felt. As you can see from my last few posts, I devised a technique for making chunky felted lace which can be used to make surfaces of all types, and I've been playing around with it to see what is possible. In this post, all of the (lone) pieces in the photos are examples of hyperbolic surfaces, meaning they have saddle points or negative curvature. Informally, it's a saddle point if the…

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This tutorial will show you how to make a felted cobweb scarf. It is suitable for beginner wet felters to advanced, as the finished scarf can be embellished to add extra glitz.

There are many ways to construct a textile. You can fuse fibers together, loop or knot a single continuous yarn, or weave together sets of yarns.

chris liszak - felt artist

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A finished vessel and the inspiration