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Lynda Otey, Fiber Art in the Home

The process of Nuno Felting for me is the same no matter what the resulting shape is. Scarves, clothing, vessels, or wall hangings all start with feathery wool fibers (I prefer Merino wool), laid out on each other to form a pattern or picture. Then I add soapy water to provide the lubrication for fiber movement, agitation to encourage the fibers to move together, and finally shrinking the “tangled” fibers to the right shape and size.

Merino wool fibers becomes…
a light weight shawl.

Email me for more information, instructions on the process or if you’re interested in a class.
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Vessels

These reversible vessels are made with several layers of Merino wool, recycled sweater parts, and wool fabric for stability.  The felting process layers the wool over a “resist” to prohibit the felting in parts and create the void that becomes the containment area.

They are hand washable in warm to cool water (not cold or hot!), gentle soap, no agitation, no machines.  Once wetted again, the shape is finalized over a glass, bowl, box, balloon, or by padding with plastic filler to ‘block’ the shape until dry.  With proper care they will last for many years.

Little green bowl - Wet Felting class finished product.
Little green bowl – Wet Felting class finished product.
Square bowl with wings - SOLD
Square bowl with wings – SOLD
Medium bowls - approx 7" diameter base.
Medium bowls – approx 7″ diameter base. – SOLD
Beaded Blue wool Bowl - approx 6" diameter, 4" at the base.
Beaded Blue wool Bowl with locks – approx 7″ diameter, 5″ at the base. – SOLD
Sweater cuff tiny bowl - approx 3.5" base
Sweater cuff tiny bowl – approx 3.5″ base
Sweater cuff tiny bowl, rim open - approx 3.5" base
Same Sweater cuff tiny bowl, rim open – approx 3.5″ base
3D Felted Birdhouse decor
3D Felted Birdhouse decor

They look delicate but really are very sturdy.
They do, however, require hand wash care to keep from felting even more…

Download Washing Instructions


Fiber Art on the Wall (& Table)

Dream-On-20x19x2-Mixed-Black-Walnut-and-Felt-on-marble-base
Collaboration between
Lynda & Randal Leek, Wood Sculpture.
Dream On, 20 x 19 x 2″ – Mixed Black Walnut and Merino Nuno Felting on marble base – Reverse side.
Mt Rainer in the Spring
Mt Rainier in the Spring
9″ x 12″
Dream On, 20x19x2, Mixed Black Walnut and Felt on marble base
Collaboration between
Lynda & Randal Leek, Wood Sculpture.
Dream On, 20 x 19 x 2″ – Mixed Black Walnut and Merino Nuno Felting on marble base.
Felted Weave - NFS
Fiber, Jute, Silk Felted Weave
NFS
Yakima River Canyon - Special commission.
Yakima River Canyon
– Special commission –
Full Moon in the Trees
Full Moon in the Trees
26″ x 21″
Sunflowers in the Yard - NFS
Sunflowers in the Yard
31″ x 21″

Wool has a natural resistance to dust and other air particles and therefore the wall hangings do not need to be washed. However, felt section can be removed from the structure and hand washed in warm (not hot or cold) water, if necessary. Once washed and rung dry, lay flat, gently stretch to shape and let dry.


Fiber Art for the Holidays

Pumpkins
Pumpkins
Small – 3″ / Medium – 4.5 – 5″ tall
$25
Angel Tree Ornaments
Angel Tree Ornaments
Approx 5 – 6″ tall
$15
Gnome Christmas Tree Ornaments
Gnome Christmas Tree Ornaments
Approx 6 – 7″ tall
$15
Snow People
Snow People
Approx 4″ tall
~ Sold ~

To find out more information, Email me.  Prices and shipping costs vary.
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Any use is prohibited without prior written permission.

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