Feltmaking requires no special skills or elaborate equipment and doesn't take a great deal of time. Every step of the feltmaking process is covered in this book, illustrated with detailed photography. Directions are given for over two dozen projects using handmade felt.
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Feltmaking: Techniques and Projects
Inge Evers 1990 All it takes to make felt is compressed wool, moist heat, and rubbing -- but the results can be spectacular. Even a novice can make beautiful, warm felt clothing, hats, sturdy boots and slippers, rugs, decorative items for the home, and delightful felt toys and dolls for children.
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