NUNO FELT PROCESS. MY STAGES OF THE PROCESS.

Making a nuno felt scarf. The process of making an art scarf.
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Hi, I am Tanya. I am a contemporary fibre artist and natural dyer. I create my textile pieces through selecting and blending the finest wool and raw silk fibres. I am passionate about connecting the ancient art craft of wet felting with a modern aesthetic and simple form.
WHAT ARE THE STAGES OF WET FELTING?
The warm soapy water is sprinkled to the layers of finest merino wool or other kinds of wool that are placed at angles to one another.
By repeatedly rubbing, touching and compressing the fibres, they bond or lock together into a single organic piece.
As the raw wool and silk fibres are laid out by rows, the work shrinks, changes and evolves, creating an unpredictable feel and magic in the finished project.
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Thanks for watching! xx

[@SeareanMoon]

Very beautiful! What fibers did you use?

[@tanyarobinson]

Searean Moon thank you kindly! Merino wool, silk, viscose ✨

[@sophiebuzora9616]

Beautiful! Did you use cheese cloth on the back?

[@tanyarobinson]

I sure did 😍 Naturally dyed cotton muslin or cheese cloth✨

[@sophiebuzora9616]

@@tanyarobinson thank you so much for your quick reply! Greetings from Northern Ontario, Canada!

[@olgakougija2901]

Неllo margilan silk?

[@tanyarobinson]

Hi, cotton muslin xx

[@hkhodges8487]

It appears you have some knowledge to share. Too bad you did it without explanation or a materials list, otherwise I may have given it a thumbs up.

[@tanyarobinson]

Thanks for letting me know. I will take it into account next time x