Includes are step-by-step instructions, colour photographs and diagrams which clearly demonstrate the basics for making simple figures, progressing to detailed instructions for making more elaborate versions. There's plenty of inspiration…
A lovely inspirational book, written in German. By Annette Quentin-Stoll and Robert Quentin Published by MaroVerlag 2013
Part 1 gives an introduction to wet & needle felting followed by a clear breakdown of the materials & equipment required, alongside guides on basic microwave dyeing fibres, beading, jewellery…
Review pending By Gillian Harris Published by Pavilion 2014
A useful all round entry level book, although a little dated now. By D McGavock and C Lewis Published by Crowood Press 2000
Wet felting is an incredible textile art form that offers enormous opportunity for genuine creativity and innovation. This beautiful book is a complete guide to the process, from the basic…
Information on the characteristics of each fibre-producing breed, as well as the unique qualities of each fibre, its history, and its potential uses. It covers almost every sheep breed in…
Batchuluun explores the origins and semiology of Mongolian “felt culture”, discussing in turn the emergence of felt technology, contemporary feltmaking traditions and the significance of the symbols encountered in Mongolian…
Instructions on the nuno process works and how it can be used on various fabrics and fibres. The book has tips on surface embellishment, colour mixing, fibre blending and combining…
Review pending By Rosemary Weinstein Published by Phillimore 2004