Wet felted scarf

I have been wanting to try this for YEARS! As usual, I collect “stuff” before hand, as I just know that I will do this someday. Well, well, someday finally came! I drove to The Tin Thim…

I promised that I would post a photo tutorial and show how I use my Merino Wool Blends to felt a scarf. This is a fun, easy and fast project. Almost instant gratification. What I like about working…

These lovely scarves were wet felted by Marina Petric of Austin, TX! The colors are so luscious! And you created some truly stunning textures with the mix of wool. For her first scarf…

My finished prefelts are blowing in the wind. I'll use them to enhance felted garments. I'll cut them up and use them both under and on top of my silk fabrics or even directly on the wool roving. You can layer them on top of one another since they have a wool base. Here's my method for making prefelts using the dryer. For more on the dryer method for felting go to: https://www.studio907.com/2020/01/renewed-no-roll-felting-dryer-method.html And prefelts are such a great thing to make when…

Join Sharon and Hannah as The Tin Thimble talks tips and tricks for nuno felting with cotton cheesecloth and achieving a more casual look.

This week’s guest post is by none other than Jacey Boggs Faulker, editor of PLY Magazine. She has spent the last decade falling in love with fiber, writing a book (Spin Art, Interweave, 2012)…

I am so excited about next week's event which is the launch party for our newly formed arts collective which will feature the hand made creations from us nine founding members. I will be featuring my felted work, my eco dyed scarves and metal smithed jewelry. There's going to be a silent auction, an awesome raffle for a basket of our creations valued in excess of $1,000. Plus artisan food and wine and a DJ - the whole nine yards. Hope to see some of you there. I'd love it, if you'd LIKE us…

My wearable art designs are hand-crafted in my studio. The collections include a variety of hand-felted accessories and garments as well as a selection of hand-dyed silks using various Japanese shibori dyeing techniques. Come take a look!