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Sometime this spring Suzy Brown in New Zealand posted about these little looms she designed to help you weave a no sew pouch. Suzy Brown is the creative behind FiberyGoodness.com and Tiny Studio Creative Life magazine. She posts amazing content on Facebook and YouTube. I was intrigued and decided to order the full Fibe
I finished the little quilt that I was working on where I made the circle portion while playing with my circle attachment and my sewing machine’s built in stitches. It started off like this: And by the end of my July 2026 blog post looked like this: Here is a link to the July blog post if you are interested in reading
Hello all! First of all a recap of my recent activities to give you a background to my most recent piece. I have been very taken with preparing and then attending my local Art Trail in the first 2 weeks of September: if you remember, my last post was about how I prepared a few new felted items for it, because I wanted
There are some things you really should be warned about before attending a fibre retreat… You might accidentally buy more wool that is of course “absolutely essential“. And that you might catch a lurgy, in this instance, the sock knitting lurgy. I caught the infection at the Auckland Creative Fibre retreat in June wher
I finished another nunofelted landscape in preparation for selling that last set I sent to the gallery (one can always hope). I looked through the remainder of the nunofelt pieces I have left from Paula and decided to make another piece with the autumnul colored one. I had planned on making more trees but decided I wan
Registration for the expanded 3D resist, aka a book resist, opens today, September 5, 2026. The class runs from September 26 to Oct 31 2026. Cost: $75 Canadian, approx. $54 US, $46 Euro, $39 Pounds, $75 Aus, $90 NZ. This is now a two part course. The first part will show you how to make, assemble and use a 3d book resi
Part 2 (part 1 is here: https://feltingandfiberstudio.com/2026/09/02/a-tail-tale-of-a-whale-part-1/ ‎) Saturday Morning, we had the car packed and we were driving south to Kempville. Stash-it fiber festival was on and you can imagine how tiny my stash of fiber is! i might need more. Glenn and i were early, and were f
Lyn The nights are drawing in and heralding autumn. The leaves have started to fall and the plants are looking sad. Gardeners will already be clearing away plant litter, but I urge them not to be too tidy – leave a little mess for our garden friends to shelter in or under. We had a hedgehog hibernate under a mound of l
Updated 08/31/26 I had such wonderful plans for the last two weeks of summer. 1; invite Ann to the cottage to relax and do some felting, 2; do some wet felting to add to some dry felting (while Ann was there, sort of like a life guard, to keep the water behaving), and 3; then finish up the first whale. So I suppose it’
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