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A fabulous opportunity to advance you felting knowledge by learning how to make sumptuously textured surfaces. 

 

During the day you will learn how to fuse the traditional technique of wet felting with the contemporary nuno process. By combining wool fibres with a selection of fabrics, we will explore how different fabrics and the way they are laid out, interact with wool to felt creating a myriad of patterns and textures.

 

We will make a series of samples pieces for your to take away for use as reference to aid your feltmaking, helping you plan and design beautiful nuno fabrics for future project. 

 

During the day you will select the colour(s) and fabrics you wish to work with to

  •  gain an understanding of how and why wool fibres adhere to fabric,
  • observe how different textured effects are possible using different weights and types of fabric and wool,
  • and apply this knowledge to make your own samplers using fabrics such as silk chiffon, habotai, linen, cotton, devore and more.

 

All felting materials and light refreshments of tea, coffee & biscuits are provided as part of the courses alongside handout notes to help you continue to enjoy making your chosen felt projects in the future. Please bring along a packed lunch.

 

Workshops runs from 10:00- 4.30pm with a break for lunch. 

 

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

An Introduction to Nuno Felting

£90.00Price
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  • Do I need to be able to felt to attend this workshop?

    No previous felting experience is required. Whilst all abilities are welcomed, a basic understanding of how to handle the wool and the felting process is useful.

    What is provided in the workshop?

    All materials and equipment are provided. Illustrated handouts notes are offered to enable you to continue to practice what you learn during the workshop. I suggest you bring along a camera / camera phone to help your record the your work during the workshop.

    Do I need to bring anything?

    If you have a stash of fabrics you would like to include experiment with you are welcome to bring them along. 

    You will need to bring a pack lunch.

    Should I wear specific types of clothing? 

    Wear old clothes and comfortable footwear and bring along a plastic apron if you have one, to protect your clothing, we do have a selection of water resistent aprons for your use.

    How long is the workshop?

    This is a full day workshop:  10am - 4:30pm. 

    Participants are asked to arrive for 09:45am for a promt 10am start.

    Do you cater for dietary restrictions?

    Light refreshments are provided during all our workshops. We offer a selection of light refreshments that include traditional, herbal & fruit teas, coffee (de/caffeinated), squash and water to drink alongside sweet snacks (e.g. biscuits, flapjack, cake or seasonal fruit).

    If you have any special dietary requirements please let us know in advance, and we will make adjustments to cater for your need. 

    You will need to bring a pack lunch.

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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