Planned Color Pooling
Planned Color Pooling is a cool new course we will have for those that love crochet and knitting. Kim Sorensen has a fun technique with several different designs you can make.
So save your seat Planned Color Pooling
Planned Color Pooling is a cool new course we will have for those that love crochet and knitting. Kim Sorensen has a fun technique with several different designs you can make.
So save your seat Planned Color Pooling
This week I show you how to make felted balls with the wet felting technique. I’m your host, Shahar Boyayan.
Felt balls are made with wet felting process. Wet felting is great for several quick projects as well as very elaborate ones

Here is another online course you don’t see in other places. Making Foam Weapons and Props For Cosplay and Film.
Mattew Walther uses EVA foam to make incredible pieces. Have you checked his other course on making Armors? Really good stuff.
If you are a maker, love Cosplay or work in the film industry creating props, you need to check out this online course.
Making Foam Weapons and Props For Cosplay and Film

Jodi McRaney Rusho with Glass with a Past is back with another online course. This time Advanced Bottle Glass Fusing. She will be creating some very fun pieces. Don’t forget to save your seat. You know that when we are live you can watch the whole online course for free.

This week we interview Megan Nedds from Woolen Wangon a young felt artist with amazing animal sculptures.
She makes realistic needle felted animals sculptures

This week we show you the different stages of firmness when needle felting. How firm should your needle felted pieces be? Learn how to gauge the firmness of your needle felting.

Check our online classes on needle felting
Felted soap is such an easy DIY that there’s no reason why you wouldn’t want to make it! It’s a loofah and bar of soap, all in one convenient package, so you — or anyone you make it – makes the perfect gift.

Check our online courses on felting
Wool Roving, Felting Wool & Needle Felting Wool Tutorial.
Check the different types of wool for wet felting and needle felting in this brief tutorial. covering the difference between wool roving, wool batting, wool sliver and wool top.
We show samples of our merino cross batting, New Zealand corriendale, merino top, merino silk blends and more. Also covers which wool you might choose for your wet felting and needle felting projects

Consultant Beth Strathman talks about leadership and how to develop the best in people.
Beth Strathman is also the host of the podcast : Lead like nobody’s business.

We talk about fibers, needle felting, wet felting and I show a few of my creations! Share the word about felting. It is so much fun!! 🙂
FELTING is an age-old craft. Perhaps developed in the Middle East, perhaps the Far East, it is a process that has evolved with local traditions wherever it was used. And it is still used today, by kids in kindergarten to nomads on the great plains of Asia living in felt yurts. The technique is basic, requires very little experience or tools, and “mistakes” may well lead to interesting results.
