Felt Making: From Fibre to Fabric
Learning the process of wet felting to transform loose wool fibres into a cohesive fabric.
Key Questions
- Explain the scientific process behind felt making.
- Design a felted object that serves a practical purpose.
- Critique the tactile qualities of felt compared to woven fabrics.
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