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craftingagreenworld.com - 2/18/2009

Felt Your Sweater!: A Felted Wool Tutorial

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Wherever you might normally stand on the felt controversy , I think that we can all get behind the claim that felted wool? Is awesome. Felted wool has all the benefits of wool for crafting–it’s sturdy, can be shaped, holds a dimensional structure well, is durable, and has an ...

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craftingagreenworld.com - 2/23/2009

Five Felted Wool Weekend Projects

— craftingagreenworld.com — After you’ve followed my felted wool tutorial , you will find yourself left with–what else? Felted wool!... What to do, what to do? The best thing is that there are loads of cool projects designed for felted wool, and its versatility ... (more) Five Felted Wool Weekend Projects

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