End of one year, beginning of another
With this year coming to a quick end (12-31-23, or 123123-pretty cool), I’m looking to how and what I’ll be doing in the next few months.
Dissenting - In progress...
What does my felting and creating have to do with my activism? They don't have to be siloed, and honestly, it gives me something to do and give back with. Activism takes all forms, but let's talk about what I'm felting now and how I'm turning it into action...
What's with the dresses? Well..
I'm wearing the same dress for 100 days... read on to find out why and see some creative ways to get some great wears out of my favorite wool dress!
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.
What is it about Felting?
Felting is an art form that tickles all of your senses: you can feel the fibers beneath your fingertips as you pull a shingle of roving to layout on a scarf design; you can smell the faint scent of the animal as you begin wet felting that scarf; the colors the fiber were dyed are vibrant and remind you of a greenhouse of exotic flowers; and, if you aren’t careful, you might just get a taste of that soapy water!
So you want to take a felting class?
I, for one, highly recommend doing so! But not all classes are the same, and you can often find yourself in over your head and discouraged. And that is the last thing I want to happen! Let me tell you how my classes are different. After all, I’ve been named the Felting Facilitator by students because my goal in class is to make your learning experience relaxed and so much fun, that you become a Fearless Felter. We go over the basics at the beginning of class: the tools you use, the basic process we will follow, your fibers, and...
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