Felted vessels

You’ve probably seen the odd tutorial for something like this, but this one is just a bit extra special. How amazing is the vessel above? I just love the colour combinations, the…

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Does anyone remember the vessel from way back in March, seen here, that I started during the class with Sharon Costello? I’ve been working on it in bits and pieces, trying to figure out how t…

Here is one of my latest vessels. I call it the fire bowl. I had the idea to make it when I made my Autumnal vessels. I used a Corriedale batt and decorated it with Corriedale and Merino tops. …

The felt I wrote about last time was cut from a much bigger piece. I had originally been planning to make a large wall hanging but felt a sudden desire to take the scisssors to it and have a play....

Pots – Flextiles

Yup, I can't leave well enough alone. Embellishing continues to be a trademark of my overall style...whether it's working with woven fabric or creating work from wool roving! Here are 4 of my newest wet felted bowls.....available for purchase here. Grab a cup of coffee and follow these links to see what inspiring work others have created this week: Nina-Marie's Off The Wall Friday, Sarah's Whoop Whoop Friday, and Crazy Mom Quilts

I just completed this large, round bowl and added a second layer of stiffener to the tall vessel, then had them photographed this week. The round vessel is approximately 12"(h) x 17"(diam.); the tall vessel is 24"(h) x 7"(diam.). This work is a continuation of a series entitled, "Botanical" which utilizes pre-felt cut-outs along with Merino top (100% wool). The round piece will be available for sale at the upcoming Flag Wool & Fiber Festival with some of the proceeds benefiting the event…

How to Felt a Bowl, Resist Felting : 13 Steps - Instructables

Wet Felting a Bowl (Easy 3D or Resist). Learn how to wet felt 3D objects such as hats and bowls with this basic resist felting method

This body of work is partially funded through a 2010 ArtL!nks bursary which I was lucky enough to recieve last Spring. I am making pilot pieces towards a solo show in August 2011 and these first vessels explore both how strongly I can felt without using stiffeners and determine how best I can get defined outlines with bumps and protrusions on some of the pieces. By the end of four weeks work my aim is to have two EXTREMELY LARGE round shaped vessels, you may follow my progress on…

Mix of beautiful baskets and bags from this wet felting workshop last month! #wetfelting #feltbagonaball #basketry #feltbag #feltbasket.

Egg-shaped resist with dyed silk selvedge 'ribbons'. Paper templates for the 'footer' and vessel 'orifice'. Trimming pre-felt to the proper size and shape. Laying out the 'footer'... ...and covering it with blue-black wool roving. (It looks lighter in this photo than it actually is.) Flipping the resist to side two. Wrapping the selvedge strips to the front side... ...and adding clumps of bamboo viscose thrums. Centering the pre-felt 'mouth'. The process for making this vessel was described…

A finished vessel and the inspiration