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Create a simple yet elegant seamless 3d pod using wool in a colour of your choice in this popular half day workshop. You will learn how to make a resist pattern, layout the wool and make a permanent shape using only soap and water! These little pods are great as decorations, pods for keeping your keys in or jewellery safe, as plant holders or to create ambient light with electric tea lights.

 

During the workshop you will learn how to - 

  • design and create your resist template
  • select and use different types of wools for your project
  • layout the wool to create a seamless pod vessel
  • apply a choice of embellishments to decorate your pod
  • use the wet felting technique to felt the wool and shape it into a permanent form.

 

This workshop takes place on Sunday 14th June 2026  10am - 2:30pm at Silversoles Studio. 

 

Can't Make the Dates? I'm happy to arrange a bespoke workshop for you / your group at a suitable date during the week or weekend. Please contact Emma to discuss available dates.

 

Please read the Workshop Terms & Conditions carefully before booking to familiarise yourself with our  Refund Policy, Use of Handouts & Designs, Photography & Recordings. By booking a place on our workshops you are agreeing to our Workshop Terms & Conditions. Thank you.

Felt Pod Vessels

£60.00Price
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A most enjoyable day! Emma’s studio was warm and welcoming and was a lovely space in which to work. Emma was an excellent tutor, explaining each stage of the feltmaking process clearly and answering any questions that arose along the way. She provided a fantastic array of materials and taught us techniques for using them to best advantage .

— Chris -

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A brilliant introduction into the amazing world of wet felting. Extremely well organised and delivered. Thoroughly enjoyable and Emma a great tutor.

-J. Cawood - 

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—Chris - 

An extremely enjoyable course delivered in a simple and clear way. Each stage was explained thoroughly and backed up with further advice for improvement or alternative yarns / embellishments. A truly inspirational experience.

—Margaret - 

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