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AnnG Childhood Treasures
Ottawa, Ontario, CANADA
Posts: 101

wet-felted-bear.jpgthe wet felting will give you a piece of felt fabric when you're done. If I remember correctly You pull your roving fiber out and criss cross it in a larger area, make it as thick as you like, gently spray with warm soapy water until saturated and then gently squish the excess water out and leave to dry naturally or use a blow dryer on gentle to help it along. Some use a dish towel or a piece of mesh when squishing out the water. When its dry, trace your pattern pieces and cut them out. It's just quicker then using your needles to get a large piece. You can get a really nice effect if you mix your fiber colours as well. I'll have to try it again and see  for sure. I haven't done it since we showed the kids at school when my son was in about grade 5, that's about 7 years ago.
Good luck and let me know if it works OK for you.

Here's the little fella we made at school. Have fun.

lapousmor Sophie Z'Ours
Sarthe, France
Posts: 2,770

So funny bear!
Looks like an interestin way to make a bear!

Beary hugs,
Sophie.

bearsbybeesley bears by beesley TM
Tofield Alberta Canada
Posts: 6,818

How neat! Also what a sweet little bear!

Many Hugs Louise

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