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DOB: 17 June 2009
27 June 2010: In an effort to simplify my life, this site will be abandoned in the coming year. All contents will be migrated over to my related site: Clearly Chosen - Swarovsi, Craft, and Jewelry Making. So please check there for all new articles created after this date.

Additionall all contents from my even older site: Jewerlry Making Beads Library will also eventually be only available from Clearly Chosen - Swarovsi, Craft, and Jewelry Making.

I apologize for thsi temporary running around and for any inconveniece it might cause you.

Wool Felting - Top Loader

Wool Felt With a Top-Loader Washing Machine

Materials

  • pillow case - zippered or you can tie 'mouth' during wash
    (make sure your case/bag is large enough so that the project can more or less lie flat and move around during wash)
  • soap - mild laundry detergent, or baking soda, or mild shampoo, or dish soap
  • agitator helpers - old jeans, tennis ball(s), boots, thongs - anything that can take the heat

Wool Felting 101

Wool Felting 101

Woo-hoo! Am pretty excited about wool felting. Have been gathering information all over the place and here are the basics one needs to know to get started.

Worsted Yarn vs Woolen Yarn

Difference Between Worsted and Woolen Yarns

I have been playing with yarns and wool just about all my life and could never quite get what the difference was between worsted and woolen yarns. Well maybe I will finally get it now and hope you do too.

You might have come across these various terms and wondered yourself what they meant: worsted yarn or wool, worsted weight yarn, carding, wool or card wool, wool combing. The variations of these terms are quite endless. No wonder I have been so confused before!

Feel like Felting?

This is my first quick blog for my brand new site. I am off to do some research on felting - I think it is becoming my newest obsession! See you later!
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