Welcome to Felter Skelter, your essential guide for needle felting inspiration and ideas!
Foodie Felt
Hungry? Feast your eyes on this smorgasbord of delectable felt goodies! I’ve gathered some of the best felt foods (needle felt and wet felt) from around the web, so I hope you will enjoy this artwork that’s good enough to eat.
Are You Ready For Adventure?
PXLCRS 
PyroDogPins 
SewModStitches 
Stitchsperation 
The Makers Marks 
Tiny Modernist 
Tom Katsumi 
Climbing Goat Designs 
Doodlecraft Designs 
FiddlesticksAU 
Kate Spiridonova 
Lord Libidan 
Marina Bolmini 
Mr X Stitch 
Peacock & Fig
No matter if you like the great outdoors or you’re a staycation fan, there’s something in this issue that will set you forth on a stitching saga!
Die Filzlaus/Beate Bossert (Germany)
If you’re reaching for a snack right now, you are not alone. These are some seriously scrumptious felt creations. Thanks for reading, and bon appetit! 🙂
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Zoë Williams creates needle felt sculptures based on spirits, sacred creatures, and dreams. Her work is concerned with the intersection of the (inner) realm of the collective unconscious and the (outer) kingdom of nature. She lives and works in New York City.
What Technique Is This?
Needle Felting is the process of using a notched or “barbed” needle to compress layers of wool into denser felt that can be manipulated to create 3D sculptures. It is different to wet felting, which uses water to combine wool fibres, and these days there are a range of felting tools available that can enable you to make your own soft sculptures with ease!
