Felt Matters Archive Archives - International Feltmakers Association

Felt Matters (formerly Echoes) has been the voice of IFA members since 1986 and therefore one of the oldest feltmaker journals.

This area contains a digital archive of past issues dating back to 2014. You need to be logged in as a member to be able to access them.

Issue 141 – December 2020

Post published:30/11/2020

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