Beginner Needle Felting

Traditional feltmaking uses water and soap to entangle fibers into felt. The felting needle is a technique of felting the fiber dry.
Needle Felting Directions, Little Teddy Bears uses only the felting needle. No water, just wool and a felting needle; two felting needles are included. Not suggested for children as the needles are very sharp. Instructions $5.00
More needle felt supplies are on available on this page. See the first bear and bunny made by Peggy Fleming on the Your Pictures first page.

Felting needles are helpful in wet felting projects for finishing work; closing a seam, filling in thin spots and accurately placing design details on a finished piece.

Felting Needles come 3 in a case to protect the barbs and your fingers.
The 36 gauge sharp end is a triangle profile for general felting, a case of 3 is $3.50.
The 38 gauge star profile is faster and more resistant to breaking, a case of 3 is $3.50.
The 40 gauge triangle is for fine fiber and detail, a case of 3 is $3.50. You can read more about needle felting on our FAQ page.

Sue Pufpaff writes about an orphan lamb she raised named Juju. It is written as if the lamb were talking and follows through till Juju has her first lamb. There are 4 pages with colored pictures. $5.00

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