Wet Felting Exploration using Fabric to Create Pattern, Texture & Translucent Silk Bubbles ♡

[@traceytowner176]

I am so glad I found your channel. I am watching all your tutorials and look forward to new ones! You are beautiful (inside and out), intuitive, creative, and fun! Best to you always!

[@muffsmerino]

That’s so nice! Thank you for your kind words. It’s so encouraging. More to come. I’m getting back into it now.

[@feralfreebirds]

Loved watching this, I made felt, and then did similar attaching to my cut out sewing pattern pieces~ and created clothing, also I freestyled sewing over it, love it x

[@muffsmerino]

It sounds awesome. I am very interested in making felt clothing! I think I will try a vest first. But no sewing for me, I will have to make it all one piece. Maybe one day I will learn to sew :) I do however use my sewing machine to freestyle... I started doing this first but then gave up because my sewing machine wasn't very good quality for that. I will buy a new one one day and take it up again. Beautiful results with free motion embroidery.

[@chermckittrick2216]

Using the ruler to clean up your edges is such a good tip!

[@muffsmerino]

😀

[@dougsteets9984]

Funnily enough, I was thinking today that I haven’t seen a video from you for a while. Thanks for this…..so many possibilities!

[@muffsmerino]

Awe thanks! I'm still here with plans for many more videos! Glad you are still here too :)

[@jessicadanielson4543]

Lamination techniques are so fun,! I've been playing making some samples with this this past week,I liked a cotton fabric I had in little clumps under the silk, texture everywhere! thanks for sharing this 😊

[@muffsmerino]

I never thought to call it lamination! It's so much fun to experiment with different materials to see how the fibre reacts. Woven cotton is beautiful. The video was inspired by a gorgeous chiffon and smooth thick polyester print fabric that I made a while back. It was so nice, but I lost it. The blue Organza turned out quite nice though. Thanks for watching!

[@saharjabr4370]

I really love your videos, I started to follow all your felting techniques, THANK YOU.

[@muffsmerino]

So nice to hear! Thank you for your lovely comment 💙

[@susanohalloran9484]

I really enjoy these targeted tips. And, I love your goofy ‘comments’ that pop up on your videos!

[@muffsmerino]

Thank You! I will make sure I keep those things going when needed :)

[@oghi7660]

Thank you very much, so interesting the texture with different sintetic fabrics

[@muffsmerino]

Glad you like it!

[@AlixMtzGo]

Two months without a video felt like forever!! Gonna try this one!!

[@muffsmerino]

Awe so nice, thank you for sticking around. I plan to be here for a long while with more videos coming. Becoming more consistent I hope :)

[@graceherder9332]

Wow, this is really cool!

[@muffsmerino]

So much to explore with fabric and overlays!

[@castlechalabi3366]

Very good 👍

[@muffsmerino]

Glad you liked it

[@patticook]

Have you found the link for the naturally processed silk? I am sad that it's frequency has been diminished to -15 because of the chemicals used to process it

[@muffsmerino]

Not yet, but thank you for the reminder. I will have a look again! Would still love to find it.

[@sarafragnelli9614]

is your silk's weight 50 g/m?

[@muffsmerino]

Do you mean does the silk weigh 50g per meter? Hmm I don’t recall weighing it. It’s very lightweight. I can weigh a piece and will try my best to remember to add it into the video description!

[@cindytaylah-barics406]

Will you ever consider doing a live chatt?

[@muffsmerino]

I will definitely consider it in the future. I would like to, especially if there were other people interested and the time change made sense. I might need two devices hmmm. One to record, one to chat, Just thinking out loud here haha! I really appreciate the thought, thank you. Something to think about.

[@cindytaylah-barics406]

@@muffsmerino Absolutely!