A larger project at approx. 18 inches in length, the Humpback Whale is the latest felting kit with accompanying online course. The whale...

This month's surprise subscribers received their first sub box from The Woolly Rabbit containing a mystery fibre delivery! The theme for...

This month's spot light interview is with Lisa from The Feltie Gang on Instagram 'Hello, I’m Lisa Brambani and my Felting account is The...

This month's spot light interview is with Kathy from A Quirk of Felt. Kathy makes a whole range of felted delights and creates the most...

This month's spot light interview is with Gill from heartfelt_artfelt on Instagram Gill is an enthusiastic self taught needle felter who...

This month's spot light interview is with Emma from 'Felting by Emma' on Instagram Emma makes all sorts of woolly creations ranging from...

This month's spot light interview is with Leana from 'LMC felt - let me create' Leana makes all sorts of woolly creations ranging

This month's spot light interview is with Sarah Richards from 'I Felt Fantastic'. Sarah runs needle felting courses for all abilities...

This month's spot light interview is with the very talented Anne Sleight. Anne has been needle felting for two years now and has her own...

This month's spot light interview is with the very talented Sarah Spooner aka Sare's Bears

This month's Maker's Spot Light interview is with the lovely Vikki Helliwell aka Felt Creations by Vikki on Instagram. Vikki is new to...

This month's needle felting artist interview is with the lovely Jane Bealand. Jane makes all sorts of cute little animals, my favourite bein

A soft surface to felt upon is as important as choosing the right wool and felting needles. If you've been searching for the right one...

Are you confused by all the different guages of needle? Don't know your stars from your triangles? Do you have big holes in your work?

So, you want to learn to needle felt, you've looked online and discovered there are different types of wool, needles that look the same...

What’s the difference between the core wool, carded wool, batts, slivers and rovings/tops and why it matters to choose the right process for

As a beginner to needle felting I really struggled in those early days because I was confused by all the different types of wool.