Irina sprinkles soapy water on the wool fibers before we felt them. |
I pulled off whispy pieces of wool in different colors and arranged them on the long table. |
Detail of wet, soapy fibers during the process. |
Cheri uses an electric sander to work on the fibers. |
Don't mess with teacher! |
Almost done! |
Cheri models her scarf beside Irina. |
My scarf in my favorite turquoise-coral combo. |
One of Irina's felted hats. |
Have a colorful day
5 comments:
Sounds like you had great fun, although it does sound a little labor-intensive! Is this something you think you will do again at home? And I'm curious how it compares to machine needle felting...
How beautiful! I'm with Judy. Sounds pretty labor intensive. Is this something that can be done at home?
Irina's class was so fun, she's a dynamo! It is labor intensive, but when you compare it to the length of time it takes to knit or sew a garment, it's pretty quick! I shouldn't be hard to do it at home, Thanks for taking the class with me Sherrie!
A really great experience. I have only done felting in the washing machine or on my embellisher with needles.
Looks like a real workout! can skip the gym after that class!
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