Wet Felting Pleats, Pop Art, Lines and Edges for Sculptural felt, Clothing, Wall Art & More!

Create pleats, dimension and prominent edges using flat poly foam or other resist fabrics in your felt work. The movement, texture, eye catching edge and line work that can be created by fibre orientation, weight and direction is endless. Create stunning textile wall art, skirt and clothing pleats, lamp shades and eye-catching colour accents.

♥ Hi, my name is Lori and my goal is to teach, inspire and live off the land in style by knitting my own clothes, creating essential survival items and living luxuriously warm, dyeing fibre using bright acid colours and occasionally plants, fungi, muck and mud.

When I began wet felting 10 years ago, there were only a few basic tutorials. On this channel, I want to share everything I know so so that you can easily begin upgrading your craft by creating remarkable fibre art more quickly. From illustrative conceptual ideas into beautiful creative work that is ready to repeat quickly using minimal tools and resources.

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✿ FIBRE TOOLS & SUPPLIES ✿

Basic Tools: Pool Noodle, Wooden Dowel, Spray Bottle, Bubblewrap, Towels
Resist Material: Flat foam, Eva Craft Foam, bubblewrap

○ Decent Cheap Scissors: Coming Soon... Not sure where I got them yet.

[maryb]

I've been enjoying all your videos, I'm still working on getting slippers perfected. Thanks for sharing your expertise with all these techniques the possibilities with wool are so inspiring.

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Thankyou for all you do! Wishing you all the best and I honor your self care and here is to your healing! Your videos are so helpful and inspiring. I love your humor and inserts! I have brain fog too and it does take the need for self care when much else is just not possible. Love and appreciation for all your great tutorials! 🧶💐

[enajdleifnats]

You are amazing¡. THANK YOU for sharing your talented self with us❤

[artmusketeers]

I am sorry to hear you struggle with your health. Thank you very much for the videos you post. Any time they come works for me, no expectations. :)

[clareblatchford-hanna]

I’m new to felting and loving learning how much you can do with these wonderful fibres! Your videos are totally fab and I really love the way you love to experiment and create these wonderful exciting details textures and sculptures. I’m learning a huge amount from you and relive your style ❤

[jessicadanielson]

That technique could make an awesome *pleated* skirt 😻 thanks for sharing!

[xinyili]

yeees i would like to see more videos about feltings your video makes my day hihihi !

[flamingomtn]

I really like this look. I'll have to try this soon. Thanks!

[marushka]

❤️
I love this.
I have bought a few alpaca fleeces (the whole thing that comes off when they are sheered) I need to clean them a bit still and then card them. After that I want to use them to make felt. This is such a fantastic technique.

Please don’t be so extremely modest. You are really good at what you do and it is something to be proud of. It won’t make you arrogant to know this about yourself.

I’ll be watching all your videos to give me more ideas of what is possible so I want to thank you for your excellent tutorials.
😘

[barbarajohnson]

Enjoyed this video, now trying to think what I could make using this idea

[valerie-ogui]

You’re awesome ! Finally
In the mood for more felting ( I’m a brain fogger as well) .. I’m using circles in layers but am paused. Be well, looking forward to your videos .

[dougsteets]

This turned out really well! I’ve only used a resist a couple of times but haven’t tried using multiple colours. Thanks for the inspiration :).

[debraraiche]

please check volume ...tuff to hear you. Thank you for your videos!

[mykawilcox]

Awesome, I wondered how to do this! How hot was your water? I have trouble getting my merino to felt.