#nunofelt

Nuno felt this cowl / headwarmer / ear warmer with this free nuno felting tutorial.
Nuno Felt Cowl Kit: feltingsupplies.livingfelt.co...
Supplies List: feltingsupplies.livingfelt.co...
Join Marie as she takes you through this beginner friendly nuno felt project.
*grab the PDF and watch for a kit later this week.
This tutorial was shared on our Live show Wooly Wednesday broadcast on www. livingfelt

[@DillyWillow]

Watched this live years ago, came back for a refresher… making some cowls for my daughters for Christmas… 🎅🏻 2023

[@joycosta5656]

I am new to felting, 67 yrs young and still learning, and love every minute that I am binge watching Wacky Wednesday, with Marie and all the fairies,...thank you for sharing your creative mind and ideas with Me, hugs to you all! I have been spinning alpaca, merino silk since the 90s , dying wool and making beautiful sweaters hats and scarves, but felting is new to my repertoire, lol!!! Thank you again for sharing your life with us out here,I am greatful to be able to learn from the best!!! Will be calling soon!

[@teresadudik5571]

This is a great tutorial. I watched it several times before I actually attempted this as I have never Nuno felted before. Even so, I'm so thankful for the pause button! Marie is an excellent teacher, It pretty much took me all day to complete this.Just laying everything out to begin took me so long. Gather everything ahead of time and have it all ready to go. I thought I did, but then I had to cut my resist and needed wider bubble wrap, etc and more towels. One thing I didn't anticipate, was that my silks would bleed our color. Thank you for providing this wonderful learning experience.

[@LivingFelt]

So glad you gave it a "go", Teresa!! Thank you for your kind note and we look forward to seeing even more of your wet felts in our fb group :)

[@Liz.4485]

Expert tip on the silks Terry! 😊

[@marcieziskind5211]

AWESOME! I just figured out what most of my holiday gifts are going to be! Thanks Marie!

[@daveenn2911]

Really enjoying your videos on my walks in the morning.

[@kaylogan3218]

I really enjoy how you explain as you go through the process of creating such wonderful pieces of art. Thank you for sharing your wonderful gift with all of us.

[@rosamic6044]

Vi blagodaram za prekrasnata prezentacija Jas utre ke se potrudam da go izrabotam i ke go slikam Vi blagodaram

[@charleneperry3235]

Really enjoyed todays project.

[@barbtherkelsen4667]

Will definitely be trying this cowl! Thank you for yet another great tutorial, Marie :)

[@theartcorner]

What a fabulous tutorial, thanks 😊

[@LivingFelt]

Thank you so much! :)

[@Liz.4485]

This looks so wicked fun!

[@krystynamoore8676]

Just wonderful! Can't wait to try this! Thank you for a great tutorial.

[@LivingFelt]

Thank you so much, Krystyna! Our pleasure and we hope tot see yours! :)

[@P-Doodle]

My favorite, so far!

[@kathleendoughty2816]

That’s was so fun to watch and being a beginner at wet felting I think it’s a great piece for me to try. I have lots of silk scarves and putting together a order now so I had a very good idea of what I will need. Love you videos and I am learning a lot. Thanks, your a great teacher. Kathleen

[@cathywillmott1906]

What a great tutorial. I can't wait to try it. Thank you for all the fun project ideas!

[@LivingFelt]

Thank you, Cathy! We are so happy to felt with you all :)

[@MudWorksPottery]

Very helpful and clear...thank you, Marie!!! Will be trying an infinity scarf using the information from this video!!

[@vickigough8918]

Another great tutorial! Thanks so much for sharing your passion!

[@LivingFelt]

Thank you so much for your warm note, Vicki :)

[@bia-ingerberit]

Thank you so much for this tutorial I really loved it and I cant wait to try 👍😁

[@koran371]

Fantastic tutorial, thank you very much.I will definitely try ❤

[@laurastrickling5574]

Thank you, can't wait to get the materials and try this project

[@pattieboy5861]

LOVE this idea. I will give it a try this weekend. Thank you for a great tutorial. Learning to like wet felting!

[@LivingFelt]

Our pleasure!! Thank you! :)

[@renatebelina8922]

The result is just beautiful ❗Thank you very much for showing us,

[@jenniferisaacs703]

Love it I can't wait to try it

[@LivingFelt]

So happy to hear it, Jennifer! Have fun :)

[@rociovaldivia7706]

greetings from Perú. congrats, great proyect. Love it!

[@susanlynne3390]

Thank you for making and sharing this video. I just finished a cowl following your tutorial, and it came out so beautiful. Now I am going to start making a few more with the fabrics and fibers that I have. It was a lot of fun, and your instructions are thorough and complete. I especially liked your supply list, fiber list, and that you provide the measurements and weights.

[@jeaniet9949]

As usual an amazing tutorial...definitely going to try this!

[@LivingFelt]

Thank you so much, Jeanie!

[@allisonstettler3501]

Great tutorial -- My cowl kit just arrived from Living Felt and after watching this tutorial, I am ready to get to work. Thanks for the information!

[@valerie-og4ui]

@marie, every time i watch a tutorial , felt and feel good about it I go into the next one thinking I’m going to keep up with you. Not even close ! Thank you for your casual and informative style of teaching. My house now looks like a tornado went through it. But I’d rather be felting with Living Felt !

[@saramccracken5342]

this is so helpful. I think this may be my first project after ordering tons of supplies from you!

[@alliebeezz]

Your teaching style is relaxed and informative while demonstrating the process. The emphasis you place on gathering supplies in the beginning allows your students to understand the importance of each element you use for the project. Thank you for taking the mystery out of nuno felting. I'm much more comfortable with the process after watching your videos. I've gathered so many supplies over the years, but I've been hesitant to nuno felt. Thank you. Be well.

[@LivingFelt]

Thank you so much for your lovely feedback, it really is so encouraging and appreciated. We are so glad if you find these helpful and LOVE THAT you feel you can get started using the supplies you have acquired! Sometimes...you just need to "start" to get past the "blank page syndrome" ... so make something, anything and dive in. There is so much fun ahead for you :) ~ With love, Marie

[@Liz.4485]

Warm for winter wind spring too! And can u imagine the colors!

[@sharoncubbage4282]

Thanks so much for another awesome tutorial...so much scope for the imagination...can hardly wait to give it a go :)

[@LivingFelt]

Awesome, Sharon! Thank you for your feedback :)

[@adridewit-vanziel2267]

thank you so much, your a very good and relaxed teacher, looking forward to get inspired every time. Adriana from the Netherlands

[@LivingFelt]

You are so kind, thank you very much :) We hope to see what you felt! 😍

[@karolw5996]

Super, something I am sure I can do as a beginner..thanks.!!!

[@nicolamoore4760]

Just made my first cowl and I'm really happy with it. Took a risk with some of the fabrics as I didn't test them first but they have stuck ok. I always seem to have trouble getting locks to stick. Thanks for a great tutorial. I also love Wooly Wednesday's and have learnt so much from you, Marie.

[@user-zf4jo8ud2l]

Очень красиво

[@DillyWillow]

Beautiful

[@kimberlypulli8356]

FELTING THIS NOW AS I WATCH.

[@LivingFelt]

So cool! Good Morning, Friend :) and Merry Chrismas!! xoxoxoxo

[@kimberlypulli8356]

@@LivingFelt Merry Christmas to you, my friend and teacher! you know I will be watching this about 5 times. Always learn something new by watching you

[@LivingFelt]

Big hugs!!! Really looking forward to your visit next year!

[@kimberlypulli8356]

@@LivingFelt hugs, can hardly wait

[@Liz.4485]

I need to order more wool for Christmas. Gifts, Like pronto!

[@Liz.4485]

I love the Halloween lookL

[@hairdresserspa]

Thanks so much

[@lucynameier6371]

Einfach Super!😀

[@sandraherrington939]

I found that by turning the project sideways, it was easier to lay the fibres down in a crosshatch by moving up and down. It didn’t feel as awkward.

[@LivingFelt]

Very cool!

[@Liz.4485]

I have some painted moose antler buttons that wood look really fantastic!

[@bntinkerbell]

Thank you for sharing this wonderful tutorial. So very informative. I was wondering if you could use silk from a silk tie with this project?

[@LivingFelt]

Thank you! A silk tie for the base would be rather thick, but consider it for surface inclusions... AFTER you test it by making a small sample :)

[@leereadman9940]

cool thankyou

[@LivingFelt]

:) our pleasure, Lee!

[@brendavance6204]

Absolutely amazing!!! Cannot wait to make this. I have most of my supplies but I do have some questions about where to find all the "silks" and embellishments? And how do I know what will felt? I don't want to spend a lot of money and I think the silks are expensive. I'm also at a loss where to find the "resist". Is it a plastic or a canvas that bends with holes?Thank you for the tutorial.

[@shadowpuffin]

I'll be trying this soon. I need to do a test felt with my thrift store silks first. Thanks for the tutorial!

[@LivingFelt]

Awesome...yes! Test :) It is so much bettter when you know how the fabrics will interact with the fiber :)

[@nancalvert7839]

Marie, that was really lovely! Where did you get the foam column for blocking?

[@LivingFelt]

Hi Nan, thank you :) I actually got mine from a chiropractor...but they have them on amazon...search FOAM ROLLER :)

[@kecemmyfelt]

Hi from Turkey 🙌 what is hanky? Cotton or silk?

[@Liz.4485]

Oh I know, it’s for comfort inside!

[@bia-ingerberit]

One question Does the fabric have be silk or can one use chiffon snd other silklike fabrics? Thank you 😁🍀

[@arlenetoth608]

Thanks for this video Marie. Looking forward to having a go. Unfortunately unable to download PDF :(

[@LivingFelt]

Hi Arlene, we replaced the PDF about an hour ago...and have tested it succesfully just now. Can you give it another try? If you tried previously, try closing your browser or clearing cookies.

[@arlenetoth608]

@@LivingFelt Thank you, I was able to download! :)

[@DillyWillow]

Where do I get the foam roller for blocking? I don’t think I saw it on your page

[@ElysianFields-nv7wq]

Amazon, Ebay, Walmart and sporting goods stores will have them. They’re typically used for self-myofascial release therapy.

[@jeaniet9949]

Just a question about weight of merino...the UK seems only to do 18.5 micron. Think I would get away with this weight?

[@LivingFelt]

Oh yes, it will be lovely!

[@isabelladavis1363]

Love this tutorial and the wonderful feel against the neck with the silk as well as the warmth🥰where could I find that resist and that great LARGE foam roller? Wishing I had more time to make these before the holiday but there is always next year!,thank you for sharing your wonderful skills and instilling in us new adventures...so appreciated !

[@pattieboy5861]

you can get that large foam roller at 5 below store. Its used in yoga, so maybe a place that sells accessories for yoga they will have one. I bought one at 5 below last year for another project.

[@LivingFelt]

Hi Isabella! The resist is here: feltingsupplies.livingfelt.com/Wet-Felting-Resist-THIN-Material_p_1700.html We got the foam roller on Amazon :)

[@61bready]

AmazonBasics High-Density Round Foam Roller

[@isabelladavis1363]

@@pattieboy5861 thank you so much!

[@isabelladavis1363]

@@LivingFelt thanks so much for the speedy reply

[@rchristophermathis6372]

I have over 100 silk neckties from back in my business days. Are these usable in this felting process? I would like to do something artistic and useful with these silk ties. Thank you

[@deborahcost217]

What size do you start with when laying out wool? Thank you

[@LivingFelt]

Pls visit links in description...there isa pdf you can get with instructions on sizing.

[@sharonlevasseur251]

Could this be made without silk? Just layers of merino is what I was thinking.

[@LivingFelt]

Indeed. The brown one we showed does not have a silk base layer -- it does have silk in the design layer - but that is just design choice :)

[@deedeebardill6381]

@@LivingFelt For the one with no silk base, how many layers of wool did you use?

[@pepicramer8528]

How long does it take to make one

[@Liz.4485]

Was there a reason mentioned that you “had” to use silk anyone.?

[@Liz.4485]

Yes, I thought, mistakenly, that you “had” to use silk Unser a cowl scarf.

[@ballintotasalpacas697]

How many pages should the PDF be. It is 6 pages long, but there are no instructions for the wetting and rolling...do I have it all?

[@LivingFelt]

HI and thank you for trying our project. The free pdf you downloaded is a freebie to go along with the video...the wet felting instructions are covered in the video. While our kit does include a printout with a little more written detail on the felting process, we do show it all in the video for free.

[@ballintotasalpacas697]

LivingFelt Thanks! I was also wondering if you sell the ‘foam roller’ for scrunching and blocking, or if you found it somewhere else? 😊

[@LivingFelt]

That is an Amazon purchase...not very expensive...and good for your muscles too :)

[@pamyclark1263]

Could you show how to put a top on and make a hat?

[@tamilyncreations]

How do you spin it dry?

[@LivingFelt]

We have a spin dryer..you can also you a washing machine on spin only.

[@patriciaquevedo3465]

Saludos desde Ecuador muy interesante tu video pero seria bueno que le traduzcas al español.

[@lucianauras6249]

Purtroppo il pdf , nel sito, non è scaricabile...grazie..

[@LivingFelt]

It is fixed now, thank you! Ora è stato risolto, grazie!

[@lucianauras6249]

@@LivingFelt thanks a bunch :-)

[@knrg6755]

Why only 30% shrinkage width wise on the resist?

[@LivingFelt]

The goal is to have a well felted piece while still having a nice drape. The layout contributes to this. Give it a go and see how you like it :)

[@knrg6755]

LivingFelt ah, great, thank you!

[@lalibellule8208]

A great tutorial, so clearly explained. Can't wait to try it out. Thank you!

[@LivingFelt]

We are so happy to hear it! Wishing you lots of fun with it :)