What is felt? Felt is matted wool. It become felt when it is matted together by heat, moisture and pressure. Learn more about felting by accessing the links below.
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Felting--or boiling a knit item so it shrinks and the fibers mesh together - Knit a flower clutch bag, baby blanket, pillows, a snake toy, beret, tea cozy, slippers, scarves, multicolored mittens, and more.
by Trisha Malcolm
- Published 2005
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For more felting books click here.
Needlepointers.com
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Instructions for making felt from wool.
Gleason's Fine Woolies
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Information for the beginner felter.
Knitty
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Felting basics, projects and more.
Outback Fibers
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Not all wools felt well. This chart can be very helpful when felting.
Pat Spark
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A brief history about felt.
Richard E. Wright
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Learn how to felt a project.
Knitty
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Needlepointers.com
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