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Learn how to make a felt pouch with a cash card pocket and leather shoulder strap to carry your mobile in or store your sunnies / glasses in. A lovely introduction to using resists, inserting eyelets and shoulder straps having the option to use either a leather strap or make a flat rope strap. A great way to learn a variety of techniques with a practical outcome.

 

During the workshop you will how to learn;

  • Lay out wool 
  • Make and use a resist
  • Create a 3d seamless pouch
  • Add decorative surface details with wool/yarns/fabrics
  • Insert eyelets
  • Optional - Make a felt rope shoulder strap OR attach a leather strap

 

Suitable for:  Beginners with basic feltmaking skills (attending a Learn to Felt workshop first is advised) and Improvers looking to expand their felting skills & knowledge. Would make a great gift for Mothers Day. Gift Vouchers avaialbel ofn request.

 

Workshop Dates & Time: Date be arrangement (workshop 4.5hours)

 

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 Pouch - 'Phone / Glasses Case

£45.00Price
  • 10am to 2:30pm

    Please arrive for 9:45am for a prompt 10am start.

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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