While we are on needlefelting, Moxie pointed me to Sticky Wicket Crafts which sells vegetable-based foam for needle felters called Green Cell foam. Eco-friendly crafting is great! Also check out all the needle felting kits too which will give you all the right tools and fibers to get you started! Link.
Moxie has needlefelted a cute Katamari cuff. Moxie says, “Starting from nothing but fiber, I needle felt the cuff base and then add the details. There is no sewing involved.” There are photos of more cute cuffs on her flickr. Link. She also has a great photo tutorial on how to go from fiber to […]
More of Brookelynn Morris’ felted fruit bonanza can be seen on the CRAFT flickr pool. Brookelynn’s felted fruit tutorial graces the cover of our new issue, CRAFT:02. More tips for creating felted fruit can also be found online. Link.
I grew up watching Hayao Miyazaki movies and loved the movie My Neighbor Totoro. Liz of Felt Cafe moved to Japan last fall and has recently made cute Totoros of all sizes! Also check out her new felt cafe: east+west store on etsy because now it’s stocked with lots of cute Japanese finds. Link.
Betz White has a tutorial on how to make a felted brooch. It’s a perfect quick project and a great way to get rid of scraps of felted wool. Plus think of how cute it will look a sweater or tote bag! Link.
I caught on to an interesting post in our CRAFT forums on how to felt bowls. Tamdoll has a great post on this and her finished product is equally enticing. What a great way to get rid of extra yarn or old sweaters! See her before pictures here. The project is from the book One […]
Miki of Domesticity and Other Things has posted a cool tutorial on how to knit and felt a camera case. Link.
