Stab Things Into Existence Blog (Anna's Place of Holding)
- felted art work
What is the FELTit Experience?
Each month, the members of TFE receive access to a new video tutorial on a new felt project or technique: some of them are needle felting, some are wet felting, some are both! You will have access to the new tutorial whenever it is convenient for YOU to log in through Teachable, the online platform where the video tutorial lives-PLUS you can view the entire library of past videos anytime! View and review video tutorials anytime during the course of your membership in TFE.
This is the fiber that started it all...
This is how it all began and I become a felting facilitator!
Heartfelt.
Heartfelt. Heart felted. Feeling heart. I don’t know about you, but these days, my heart has taken a bashing or two…hundred. The world has become so closed off, so remote, and so distant, that my heart sometimes feels like it shrunk three sizes. (My apologies to Dr. Seuss.) And that’s when I need to remind myself to refocus, redirect, and refill my heart. Often that is possible just by the simple act of needle felting a heart. I always find my spirit begins to brighten up when I’m creating hearts, particularly if I am able to use a riot of...
What if I'm totally stumped?!
You have a felting kit, all the supplies you need.. now what? Anna Walker Felting Facilitator at the FELTit Experience will walk you through a few steps on what to do now that you have a kit.
Still stumped? Join us in our private free facebook group!
Still stumped? Join us in our private free facebook group!
Is there anything new about felting?
For myself, I will begin to bring the new techniques I learned in the Moy Mackay workshop last month to my inspiration photos of the flint hills and the tallgrass prairie. I’ll also be working up a different way to create wet felted flowers based on an idea I had before going to sleep the other night.
I Felted... now what?
Over my years of felting, I’ve created jewelry (earrings, necklaces, bracelets and more), covers for books and notepads, cup sleeves (I called them Cuppa Cuffs), bags of all sizes, and hats. And I feel like I’ve only just begun (cue the Carpenters) to explore all that felting can become...