In the last couple of weeks, we’ve been talking about pre-felts. Today, I’m continuing this series on pre-felts and I’d like to answer some questions that I got about the topic. 

Here are the questions I’m answering in this video: 

• I am very curious about pre-felts, especially as a new wet felte
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Learning to properly work with pre-felts is one of the best things you can do to take your wet felting to the next level, since they can be used for so many things from surface patterns to 3D felt. 

Last week we had a look at the differences between handmade and commercial pre-felts. And this week ...

Let’s talk about pre-felts. 

A pre-felt is simply a partially felted piece of wool felt. In other words, it’s simply a stage in the wet felting process. 

This means that a pre-felt can be further felted. And that’s precisely why pre-felts are so interesting. 

That means that you can add them to y...

When you’re new to wet felting, the hardest part isn’t the techniques. It’s not knowing what actually matters and why.

Most beginners are shown steps to follow, but not the reasoning behind them. So, when something doesn’t work, you’re left guessing: Was it the wool? The soap? The water? The way I ...

Have you checked out what’s in the new class?

It’s called Wet Felting Foundations - Everything You Need To Get Started and it’s the first step in a three-part beginner pathway, created to help you build strong, reliable skills and grow into a confident intermediate felt maker.

The registration sta...

If you’ve been following me lately, you know I’ve been working on a class for beginner felt makers for some time.

So, I’m super excited to let you know it’s ready and available for registration.

As usual, as part of my inner circle, you have the chance to get it for the early bird price from today...

Did you know that it’s possible to wet felt without soap? It’s not very common. Most felt makers use soap to felt, but there are some who don’t.

Because I’m curious and I like to test everything, I decided to make a small sample to see how it works. You never know. Sometimes you do something in a c...

Wet felting contributes to our well-being and it can even be therapeutic. It’s been used in the Waldorf method for a long time to cultivate the connection to Nature through a natural material, to engage the senses, develop fine motor skills, concentration and creativity in children.

If you’ve been ...

Today, I want to talk to you about something that makes felt makers a little bit nervous: the S word. SAMPLES! 

While I know most of us would do anything to avoid making samples before we felt a piece, I’m – once again – going to try to persuade you to make them. 

Now, when we talk about making sa...

We start wet felting because we’re fascinated by the material and the possibilities of creating all sorts of things, from wearables to sculpture ✨💫 

We see what others are doing, so we dream of what we’d like to create. But, let’s face it, wool can be stubborn, and the initial phases aren’t easy. 

It’s finally here, the new format I’ve been mentioning for some time!

So, what is it exactly? If you’ve been following my blog or Instagram account, you’ve heard about THE DODO HUB for sure. Chances are you're curious about TDH and you’d like to know more about it.

Since it’s a one-year program, i...

Like everybody else, when I first started wet felting, I didn’t have a style or a voice. I wasn’t even thinking about having one. I was just trying to figure out how I could make the pieces I saw others do and, above all, understand how wool behaves.

If that’s where you are right now, know that eve...