How to Make a Wet Felted Nuno Scarf Neck Warmer Fast, Easy & Fun! Beginner Style Step-by-Step

Learn how to Nuno felt using a resist for beginners. Wet felt your own luxury wool scarf using Merino and Margilan silk fabric. Join me in the studio as I guide you through this easy step by step felting process. Sign up to Muffs Wet Felting Newsletter to get the free scarf template. Plus each month you will receive a new wet felting template for free! Join the Facebook group to see my results and share your with the community! Join Here: https://muffs.co.nz https://muffs.co.nz/products/wet-felt... ♥ Hi, my name is Lori and my goal is to teach, inspire and live off the land in style by knitting my own clothes, creating essential survival items and living luxuriously warm, dyeing fibre using bright acid colours and occasionally plants, fungi, muck and mud. When I began wet felting 10 years ago, there were only a few basic tutorials. On this channel, I want to share everything I know so so that you can easily begin upgrading your craft by creating remarkable fibre art more quickly. From illustrative conceptual ideas into beautiful creative work that is ready to repeat quickly using minimal tools and resources. Follow my ebbs and flows as I unearth the Muffs Merino knitwear brand from scratch:   / muffsmerino   Other ways to support the Channel: Shop Muffs Knitwear & Yarn https://muffsmerino.etsy.com Dharma Acid Dye Colour Recipes: @muffscolour on Instagram ✿ FIBRE TOOLS & SUPPLIES ✿ Basic Tools: Pool Noodle, Spray Bottle, Bubblewrap, Towels Resist Material: Flat foam, bubblewrap Fabrics: Ashford 70% Fine Merino 30% Silk, Uzbekistan (Margilan silk) Dyes: Dharma Acid Dye for Wool Silk Nylon ○ The best bulk wool roving: https://tallyhowoolcarding.webs.com ○ The most amazing fibre: http://www.annagratton.co.nz ○ Free shipping for small fibre orders: https://ashfordcraftshop.co.nzr