ONLINE FELTING LESSONS!!!
If you aren't able to attend a class in person I offer classes online. All you need is a webcam attached to your computer or laptop. If you have a Mac you can do FaceTime or Skype. Please inquire for prices and times by emailing me. You can share it with a friend and you don't even have to be in the same location! The new version of Skype allows video conferencing. Prices are by the hour.
email me at :
sugarplumoriginals@gmail.com
DEBUT VIDEO OF THE NUNO FELTED BUTTERFLY SHAWL CLASS NOV 12-14 2010 at New England Felting Supply
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New England Felting Supply
Felters Fling 2011
500 Felt Objects
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Felting Class Schedule
2012 CLASS SCHEDULE:
June 2nd Nuno Scarf Class 9-4:30 New England Felting Supply (beginner friendly)
August 18th -Nuno Flower class 10:30-2:30 WEBS (beginner friendly)
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Sunday, August 9, 2009
Nuno Felting
I am a Fiber Artist, I create handmade one of a kind art. I use wool and silk to create unique items from wearable art to home decor using the process of felting and or nuno felting which incorporates silk or any other open weave fabric.
Nuno felting is the most intersting and facinating form of art. You take a fine merino wool and a piece of silk or any open weave fabric and fuse it together with warm soapy water and slowly agitating it by hand until you see the fibers of the wool coming through your open weave fabric. That is the felting process, Now you shock the fibers by tossing and rolling it which is called the fulling process. What happens when this is done the silk fiber takes on a rushing effect which is quite lovely.
Nuno felting is the most intersting and facinating form of art. You take a fine merino wool and a piece of silk or any open weave fabric and fuse it together with warm soapy water and slowly agitating it by hand until you see the fibers of the wool coming through your open weave fabric. That is the felting process, Now you shock the fibers by tossing and rolling it which is called the fulling process. What happens when this is done the silk fiber takes on a rushing effect which is quite lovely.
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