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I demonstrated two forms of felting, needle felting and wet felting. Everyone had a wonderful time and went home with at least two pieces of felt. NEEDLE FELTING
WET FELTING - ROLLING
WET FELTING - SANDER
*A note from the Cattlemen's Country Expo Program Coordinator: "Karen, We will be sending out the evaluations - but I know how your's turned out because I went home and read them the day of the event. So - If there is a scale of 1-10, with 10 being great, you are a 15 ! No kidding. Your class was fabulous and the folks appreciated everything. We need 2 of these classes next year" Joan R. D. WSU Livestock Advisor Program Coordinator Watch for the Cattlemen's Country Expo on January 28, 2012. And join one of Karen's classes. www.skagit.wsu.edu/countrylivingexpo | ||
Needle felting is done using dry fiber and a barbed needle. The needle penetrates the fiber and pulls them together binding them into a fabric 
Wonderful finished products 
Rolling Felt is made using water, soap and agitation. In this case we will used elbow grease.
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Nicely done
Wet felting using water, soap and a sander for the agitation. This is my favorite method 
