Felting from wool. Master class scarf from Merino wool, bamboo fibers and viscose. Take and do!
0:00 What materials are needed
0:58 Viscose, bamboo wool
03:26 Cloud layout
04:30 Slicker brush to help
06:03 First layer - viscose and bamboo fiber
09:20 Second layer - wool
14:47 Third layer - viscose and bamboo fiber
15:30 Cotopause
19:15 What kind of soap do I use and how
19:55 Watering can for soapy water
20:10 Wet the product
20:39 Align the edges
20:00 Rub along the "bump", a little soapy water on top
23:04 Shake the product, lightly hitting the table surface
24:58 How to determine that the product is starting to "set"?
27:13 metal rod, the best assistant for a felter
28:07 felting in a roll
28:55 felting without "bubble"
32:44 a terrible secret of felters - ;)
37:25 - do not forget to check the edges so that they do not felt
38:30 after rinsing, length
39:36 finished result
Wet felting of wool. This video can be considered a master class, or just general information about how wet felting occurs. If desired, you can change the video playback speed to 0.5 and it will look more like a master class. 🧐
MADE SPECIFICALLY TO POPULARIZATE PRODUCTS FROM FELTED WOOL.
The total production time is about one and a half to two hours. Plus, additional time for rinsing and drying.
P.S. The product is quite long, so it was not possible to shoot it in a horizontal position.