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ALL CLASSES ARE $20. Any material fees are listed with the class description
January 12, 6pm – Animals – Needle felt the animal of your choice! Please bring pictures of the animal you’re felting.
January 19, 6pm – Embellisher Basics – Learn the basics of machine care and use with lots of hands on practice.
January 26, 6pm – Embellisher Playtime! – Go beyond the basics and explore what else your machine will do. Lots more hands on practice and help planning your first project!
February 2, 6pm – Exotic Birds – Got the winter blahs? Felt an exotic and colorful bird to brighten up those gray skies in Ohio! Please bring a picture if you want to create a particular bird. Otherwise… just bring your imagination!
February 9, 6pm – Heart Pin – Needle felt a heart, leave it plain, add beads, flowers, embroidery… the sky is the limit! Add a pin back and you have one-of-a-kind art-to-wear just in time for Valentine’s Day!
February 16, 6pm – Flowers – Get a jump start on Spring! Learn to make flowers with needle felting and wet felting. Use them to embellish purses, your hair, a jacket, or add a stem and place them in a vase.
February 23, 6pm – Fellowship of the Felted Sleeve – Everyone needs a puppet of their own! These addictive fellows are made from a felted sweater sleeve. A simple seam determines whether the puppet is animal or human, and the rest is needle felting! Materials fee: $5
January 14, 2012
Fiberworksdayton
5 responses to “Winter Needle Felting Classes”
Angela
January 16th, 2012 at 00:18
Hi,
Would these beginner classes?
I would like to try one when I am off. Looks like Exotic Birds I will be off.
I have angora rabbits and would like to use their wool as well.
Thank you for any suggestions,
Angela
Angela
January 16th, 2012 at 00:28
opps, the January 26th class I am off.
Is it a beginner class? Do you need your own tools?
Thank you
Fiberworksdayton
January 16th, 2012 at 09:05
Angela,
None of these needle felting classes require any previous experience. However, the January 26th class is on using an embellisher machine for machine felting. The instructor is rounding up at least a couple of machines for people to use who don’t have their own, but students are encouraged to bring theirs if they have one. You are also welcome to bring any fibers you have, as well. If using the felting machines doesn’t appeal to you, most of the felting classes are for needle (hand) felting and hopefully another class will line up with your schedule. Or perhaps we could schedule another time that works better for you.
Fiberworks
Anita
January 21st, 2012 at 15:09
Do you have the pattern for the knitted Potato Chip Scarf? The one I’m trying is driving me crazy. I have 2 “chips” that seem to be getting bigger and bigger but not longer. Does this sound right.?
Fiberworksdayton
January 21st, 2012 at 15:54
We do have a pattern for a Potato Chip scarf, but I don’t know if it’s the same pattern you have. If you would like to stop in and see the Knit Doctor, I’m sure she can help you out better than I can since I can’t see your scarf. The Knit Doctor is in Monday evenings from 6:30 to 8:30.