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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Natural Wools and Natural Fibres
One of the projects I’ve been working on in the last few months is using natural coloured wools with natural ‘other’ felting fibres. It’s not always easy working out which fibre will match with which colour wool because they often … Continue reading
Posted in Experiments, Other Fibers, Wet Felting
Tagged flax, jacob, linen, merino, natural fibres, other fibres, soya, soybean fibre, wet felting
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Book Review – The Embroiderer’s Handbook
I bought this book mainly because it was on sale when our local Borders closed but also because I wanted a stitch dictionary. You can check it out on Amazon. The reviews there are positive and the one complaint I … Continue reading
Experiment in Dryer Felting
I have been hearing about felting in your dryer all over the place. I wouldn’t mind less time rolling my felt so I thought I better give it a try. I wanted to try some of the felt batts I … Continue reading
Posted in Experiments, Uncategorized, Wet Felting
Tagged bags, dryer felt, experiment, felt, felting, how to, merino, other fibres, rolling, wet felting, wool
11 Comments
Hairy Alpaca Bag
I thought I’d use my weird Hairy Alpaca bag for practising stitching. I’ve used some of the stitches from the first few weeks of TAST. First, I used Photoshop to work out the pattern I wanted to follow on the … Continue reading
This Weeks Work
Another Week gone by Well I’m into my Mixed Media Course with Victoria and I’m loving it. Our first week was creating a book page but I did mine on a canvas, I’ll be working on either canvas’s or calico … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
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What To Do With All The Little Bits Or Fun Batts
Last week I sorted out my wool and put all the decent size pieces on the new shelves. this left me with a lot of little bits. I usually keep bins of little bits to use as accents. Now I … Continue reading
Posted in Fiber Preparation, Uncategorized, Wool
Tagged bat, Batts, felt, felting, fibre, fibres, merino, rainbow, texture, wet felting, wool
16 Comments
Stitch Homework
I am heading back to La Conner, Washington at the end of the month for my second class in my Level 2 Stitch Class at the Gail Harker Creative Studies Center. For part of the homework after the first session, we … Continue reading
Hairy Alpaca and a Merino Vessel
I love alpaca, so a few years ago when my mum was buying me fibres for Christmas, I asked for Alpaca tops. I’d only used raw alpaca before and hoped the tops would be more convenient. They couldn’t have been … Continue reading
What I’ve been up to lately
This week I started thinking about spring. It is coming, so to help throw off the February blahs I made some felt bird houses. They are made form Romney wool. the original wool is a mix or white and brown that … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged bird houses, felt, felting, fibre, fibres, storage, wet felting, wool
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