Techniques for nuno felted projects: how to incorporate nuno felting in your work - Part 1

** NUNO FELTING TECHNIQUES & IDEAS ABOUT HOW TO INCORPORATE SILK AND COTTON GAUZE INTO YOUR PROJECTS (SCARVES, DRESSES, CURTAILS AND SO MUCH MORE) ** Nuno felting is an extremely versatile technique, especially because it fuses two different materials with different qualities: wool and fabrics. This alone allows us to create infinite combinations and play with texture, transparency, color, patterns, and variations of drapability. It’s even possible to apply other materials between the wool and the fabrics, in particular if you’re using transparent fabrics. So, I wanted to show you some of my pieces, to give you concrete examples of how you can use nuno felting to play with all these possibilities in your own work, and hopefully spark some new ideas. To make things easier, I’ve divided my pieces into 3 groups (and 3 videos) and talk about each one separately. VIDEO 1: These are examples of finer pieces, in which you use the fabric as a base and then apply wool just on some areas. Obviously, this is the variant that has more drapability and transparency. So, it’s particularly good for scarves and shawls, or blouses and dresses, as well as for curtains and lamps. Did you enjoy this video? Then, stay tuned for video 2!!! Still have questions? Feel free to ask them in the comments below. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you've enjoyed this video, make sure you give it a like and subscribe to the channel, so that I know that you want more tutorials and videos like this. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is part of my wet felting membership, where I cover all my secrets for wet felting, including more advanced techniques. You can find more about the membership here https://www.vandafsousa.com/online-cl... More about wet felting here: https://www.vandafsousa.com/   / vanda_f_sousa     / goingthedodoway