@thewatersphotos Thanks Gary. They make roving (which is the fuzzy unspun yarn) in many bright colors. Good for felting projects. @mcsiegle Thanks Mary. Different sorts of felting techniques too. The stars are flat, the white object that favors the Loch Ness montster has more 3-D shape and will be an alpaca when it's finished. The other project at the bottom left is also flat, but felted on a finished piece of felt to make a picture. The big square on the right bottom is roving, the unspun wool which is felted. @taffy Thanks Taffy. Just above I described the projects. @bkbinthecity Thanks Brian. @30pics4jackiesdiamond Thanks Jackie. We had a fun afternoon, but no one finished their project. @wakelys Thanks Sue. Some of these were kits purchased in a craft store. The ladies who felted the stars and used the colorful roving were doing their own projects. If you do this beware. The needles are barbed and very sharp and hurt if you manage to get a finger in the way. (From personal experience) @grammyn Thanks Katy. Too many options to choose just one. It was slow. No one finished their project. @brillomick Thanks Mickey. It was fun. @craftymeg Thanks Meg. You might enjoy it. Start with a little craft store kit. Everything is included. @olivetreeann Thanks Ann. Big sheets of felt, and some projects, are actually fulled rather than felted like this. (Water, soap, lots of rubbing and friction. sometimes done in a washing machine that still has an agitator.) @corinnec Thanks Corinne. @joemuli Thanks Joey. @serendypyty Thanks Carole. You might enjoy it. A number of different ways to go about it. The kits from a craft store are the simplest.
@haskar Thanks you. I chose not to include my "sculpture" in this. It's an alpaca like the one in the top left corner but looks nothing like this. @kjarn Thank you Kathy. Felting. It's fun but the barbed needles are wicked. @ziggy77 Thanks Jo.
May 20th, 2022
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@mcsiegle Thanks Mary. Different sorts of felting techniques too. The stars are flat, the white object that favors the Loch Ness montster has more 3-D shape and will be an alpaca when it's finished. The other project at the bottom left is also flat, but felted on a finished piece of felt to make a picture. The big square on the right bottom is roving, the unspun wool which is felted.
@taffy Thanks Taffy. Just above I described the projects.
@bkbinthecity Thanks Brian.
@30pics4jackiesdiamond Thanks Jackie. We had a fun afternoon, but no one finished their project.
@wakelys Thanks Sue. Some of these were kits purchased in a craft store. The ladies who felted the stars and used the colorful roving were doing their own projects. If you do this beware. The needles are barbed and very sharp and hurt if you manage to get a finger in the way. (From personal experience)
@grammyn Thanks Katy. Too many options to choose just one. It was slow. No one finished their project.
@brillomick Thanks Mickey. It was fun.
@craftymeg Thanks Meg. You might enjoy it. Start with a little craft store kit. Everything is included.
@olivetreeann Thanks Ann. Big sheets of felt, and some projects, are actually fulled rather than felted like this. (Water, soap, lots of rubbing and friction. sometimes done in a washing machine that still has an agitator.)
@corinnec Thanks Corinne.
@joemuli Thanks Joey.
@serendypyty Thanks Carole. You might enjoy it. A number of different ways to go about it. The kits from a craft store are the simplest.
@kjarn Thank you Kathy. Felting. It's fun but the barbed needles are wicked.
@ziggy77 Thanks Jo.