Uniquely felt : dozens of techniques from fulling and shaping to nuno and cobweb : includes 46 creative projects / Christine White.
Material type: TextPublication details: North Adams, MA : Storey Pub., 2007Description: 311 p. : col. ill. ; 26 cmISBN: 9781580176736 (pbk. : alk. paper)Subject(s): Felting | Felt workDDC classification: 746/.0463 LOC classification: TT849.5 | .W54 2007Item type | Current library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Includes index.
What is feltmaking? -- Collecting the tools -- Beginner projects -- Learning the basics -- Learning about wool -- 3-D seamless felting -- Shaping hats -- Nuno felting -- Cobweb felt -- Working large, garments -- Feltmaking in your community -- Glossary.
The author describes the equipment, explores concepts and theories of felting, and thoroughly covers all felting techniques, including traditional, needle, three-dimensional seamless, nuno, cobweb, carved, and Beede ball. And then there are the projects - handsome, indestructible bags; nuno shawls that marry soft wool fibers and wispy silks; bright picnic blankets and plush bath mats; lacy curtains made with impossibly sheer cobweb felt. Every project is striking in its fabulous depth of color and purity of form. There are no stitches, no seams, and no signs of woven cloth - just a wonderful, flowing piece of textile art. The basic steps of feltmaking are simple enough to learn in an afternoon, but the infinite possibilities in every new pile of fiber keep enthusiasts fascinated for a lifetime. The process always begins the same way, but the fibers make the felting journey unique every time. This book is the ultimate guide to that magicaladventure.
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