Nuno felt

Inspired by Esterhazy cake :) as example www.ruszwurm.hu/html/a_sk_eszterhazi_torta.html merino, silk chiffon fabric, 50/50 merino/silk yarn Back side

Can tulle be used with the nuno felting technique? The answer is yes, of course! Confirming that and trying it out with our extra fine merino wool is.

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Instructions for Nuno Ruffled Scarf by Nancy Ballesteros These simple instructions will lead you step by step through nuno felting an elegant Ruffled Scarf using Paj silk fabric, Superfine Merino wool and a bit of Silk Throwsters Waste. You have … Continue reading →

For awhile I've wanted to make felted curtains for the bathroom in my 1920's California bungalow. I tried nuno felted curtains but I wasn't too pleased with them since I wanted something more lace like. I decided on cobweb felt. Cobweb felt using Wensleydale wool roving Cobweb felt using Merino wool roving Before making the final curtains, I experimented with both super fine merino wool roving and also Wensleydale. I added silk and other fibers as embellishment. I really liked the look of…

50/50 Extra fine Australian merino wool / mulberry silk, silk ponge fabric. Length 28 1/3" (72 cm) Width 6" - 7 1/2" (15-19 сm) Weight 2,15 oz (61 gm)

Nuno felted scarf

50/50 mulberry silk / extra fine Australian merino wool, cotton gauze fabric. Length 83 1/2" (212 cm) Width 16 1/2" ( 42 сm) Weight 4,85 oz (136 gm)

Here you see some results of the wonderful works that the participants of my last Nunoworkshop finished. Very impressing and artistic, I think. Just the way I love it!

How to Felt Wool - Nuno Felting Method is Part 3 of my Wet Felting Technique Series. Basic Wool Felting, Cobweb Felting and Lattice Felting

Wearable Art Dragon Skin Ensemble created for the runway, is double faced nuno felt with inclusions, hand painted. Photo by Alan Niles, modeled by Shannon Borg #wearableart #nunofelt #pattibarker

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Grasping the concept of felting, the process of meshing fibers together to create felt, isn’t too difficult, and in fact, felting can be a fantastic creative outlet and hobby. When you begin to explore some of the lesser-known techniques, however, things can start to get a little confusing. What’s the difference between wet felting and nuno felting?

This blog contains some useful tips and hints how to create nuno felt. Nuno felt is a vast area with many opportunities and results depend on many variables. I will be talking here based on my experience and my designs. Please note that there are many other opportunities in nuno felt and I hope this blog will encourage you to experiment with this technique further. 1. Weight of fabric. It is more challenging to felt heavier silk, such as: various thickness silk ponge (5 and 6), silk habotai

A while back Ruth got some free samples of some cheese cloth or cotton gauze from Cheese Cloth Fabric.com. She dyed some and sent me some samples. I also had a more open weave cheese cloth that I …

Superfine Australian merino wool, silk gauze fabric. Length 86 3/4" (220 cm) Width 14 3/4" (37 сm)

This is a unique, handmade Felted scarf. It is is made in a nuno felted technique from extra fine merino wool & silk gauze in shades of biue. It is very soft, lightweight and warm, a beautiful evening shawl. Felted Scarf, Silk Felt Wrap, Felted Shawl Wedding Wrap Nuno Wrap Evening Shawl Nuno felted Scarf Shades of blue, Vintage Style Wrap This shawl has already been sold, but I will happily do the same quality in a similar color scheme

Two weeks ago my friend Antoinette and I got together in her beautiful backyard to batik some silk fabric which we would later nuno felt. For more information on the batik process click HERE. Yesterday we got together at my house for the nuno felting portion of our textile adventure. I had hand dyed some wool roving and other silks to coordinate with the batiks we did. I started off with a piece of the batiked silk 132" long by 19" wide and after the felting process, the finished scarf was…