I always use a foam pad with a depth of 1.5in to 2in. Thank you for your lovely comment!

@@solwaywoolscapesannearnold2699 Thank you! I love your work, it is beautiful, great idea!!

Surely this breaches copyright, you are using the artists work directly. Also I can clearly see the copyright sign bottom left. I would like to try this technique but am worried about the integrity of if. Thanks

@@carolevans1425 Helo Carole. As the design has not been copied and the original product being used then the copyright laws are the same as for deccoupage. I am demonstrating a use for napkins as hobby technique rather than for commercial sale. I have to purchase the napkin before I can do this technique just as I would if doing decoupage. Many manufactuerers of paper napkkins embrace this boost to their profits!! Some companies that sell then online specify if any cannot be used if selling the final product and only for hobby use. Many allow sales of the final product in a 'fair quantity' This applies to European law but obviously if wanting to sell on the pictures then it would be worth checking if doing so from elsewhere. hope this answers your query and that you have fun having a go! Enjoy your day, Anne

Thanks Anne for your detailed answer.It all so complicated isn’t it but looks such fun . Thanks again

Hello Vanessa. this ia a picture that I felted for an exhibition a few years ago. When I finished it I mounted it on a long canvas and kept it to use as a sort of logo picture. I think it is because it was one that covered everything i love about what I do. The hills, loch and sheep are represented but I also blended in a bit of silk and uncarded curls etc which are techniques that I teach in class. Perhaps I should think about kitting it up with a video on KZbin to accompany it. I would certainly enjoy doing it again! I hope you have enjoyed doing the kits! Anne

Thank you Crina. I just think it is a good way to remind you of what we have done in the classes!