Welcome! I teach basic needle felting techniques, write fiber processing guides, provide tutorials, and blog about whatever comes to mind (including homeschooling my two kids and my life in general). Oh, and I make things too!
This book review is for anyone who is interested in purchasing a raw fleece for processing their own fiber.
If you've been thinking about getting a felting machine, in particular the Janome FM725, read this first.
Have you thought about buying and processing your first fleece? Read about my first experience doing so!
I get into wool painting on a blending board, wet felting with a sander, and lettering on this felt journal page.
A book review of Felt Fabric Designs, by Sheila Smith. If you're interested in wet felting, in particular nuno felting, you may want to look at this book.
Did you know you can transfer printed text to fabric? I also explore various embroidery stitches on this felt journaling page.
Today we're celebrating my son's 2nd birthday, so I wanted to share a little birthday tradition we have here at home, and a fun and easy DIY tutorial to go with it!
A book review on a book that has absolutely nothing to do with felting, and yet could have everything to do with felting, depending on how you look at it.
These felt slippers are easy to make and can be sized for anyone from baby to grown adult - just make sure you have enough felt to cover your feet!
A fun, quick tutorial on how you can make your own needle felted heart garland (or is it bunting?) for Valentine's Day
There are currently 5 different felting methods, and they’re all done a bit differently. Find out what those are here.
Another book review for you all today, this one on the topic of wool paintings (aka 2D felt). TL;DR: just buy it, trust me.
This week I'm bringing you another book review: The Complete Photo Guide to Felting by Ruth Lane, with contributions from none other than Patti McAleenan of Dream Felt
Here’s a book review of a project (not guide) book for needle felting. While I think this book is too simple for intermediate or advanced needle felters, it's a great book for beginners.
