Hooked On Felt

OK, so I blogged about making felt yesterday, then got to feeling so guilty about having a blog about felt-making, with little or no felt-m...

Finally, a felt. This is a small piece of traditional wet felt that was originally a multi-colored piece of felt. I was not content with the...

An amazing fiber event at Hoosier Hills. Amazing amounts of courage of both vendors and customers, amazing teamwork among vendors, amazing ...

Several weeks ago, Chris sent me a couple of photos of a new book she'd picked up. She called and told me that my form, needle felting t...

I'll be posting some of these hand-dyed 50/50 merino/silk rovings on my etsy shop: www.hookedonfelt.etsy.com Featured here is a 2 ou...

This (on the right side) is a small sample of the new weaving I've been working on since the sale of the other wrap. I am using wool, mo...

Again I am packing for a Fiber Event. This time, I am heading off to Wooster, Ohio for the Great Lakes Fiber Show. I'll be leaving a day...

As I packed for the Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival, I scanned "the studio" one more time to make sure that I had not missed brin...

I'll be leaving for Maryland in just a few short hours. Spent two nights not being able to sleep, I am too excited about many things, Ma...

I am sooooo thrilled to be asked by Susan McFarland to go with her and her incredible friends to the Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival. We...

I've been laid up sick with the flu. While I laid around feeling pretty worthless, I had the chance to work with the yarn I'd spun e...

I've had some merino, hand dyed merino silk and lovely white angora (bunny) fibers just laying around here for some time. I decided to p...

Here is the ottoman for the Midwest Felting Symposium in it's early stages. The fibers have all been hand dyed and in the case of the y...

While teaching at Morning Star Fiber Mill awhile back, I had the opportunity to see their flatbed felter in action. Pretty cool thing. Kare...