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Scarves,
Scarves, Scarves
Make two different flat felt scarves in a day. Try several
ideas for fringing and edges.
Soft
& Drapable
Explore the combination of silk fabric, wool fibres and
other textures to create a new gorgeous fabric which is
incredibly light, soft and drapable. Make samples in two
different techniques in the first session, and then go on
to make wraps, scarves, over-skirts and window furnishings.
Designing
with Prefelts
Learn how to make pre-felt pieces and, with the addition
of simple embroidery stitches, create a table runner
or cushion front. See how this simple technique opens
up enormous possibilities for creating felt.
Attention
Quilters & Patchworkers
Further explore the use of pre-felts in combination with
patchwork techniques to develop your own felted quilts.
Add surface stitch as much or a s little as you desire.
Ideal for patcheworkers and quiltmakers who are itching
to try something new.
Soft & Snuggly Baby Blanket
A one-day project in which you will design a modern baby
blanket or bassinet cover from prefelts and wool batts (from
Fibre Fusion). Learn to use simple stitches to embellish
your work. This makes a wonderful gift for family or special
friends.
Bags
of Fun
Create a simple bag or purse without seams from wool
fibres and a plastic resist, or make a bag from flat felt.
Make felted cords and dreads for use as embellishments,
bag handles or whatever else you can think of.
Simply
irRESISTible
Explore the use of plastic resists to create secret pockets,
flaps and crevices within your felt work. They make excellent
decorative effects and add interest to your felt pieces.
Make a wall hanging and use flowers and nature as
your inspiration.
Colours of
the Rainbow
Explore the way
colours blend in felt making, using hand blending and hand
carders to mix the fibres. Produce a colourful set of samples
to take home.
Funky
Felt Dolls & Creatures
A
two-day class for grownups & children. You will design
your own whimsical creature, make the felt, cut out the
pattern, stitch it up, stuff it and embellish with stitching,
wrapped cords and dreads. More is more.
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