A Fistful of Felt
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Pat Pawlowicz of Rogersville raises goats and sheep for fleece, making stuffed animals, figurines, jewelry and more out of the fluffy material. Pawlowicz uses a technique called needle felting, which results in interlocked fibers thanks to a special notched needle, and she offers classes and workshops to those interested in learning.
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With her home and studio in Rogersville, Pawlowicz also sells kits to help artists of all ages get started on needle felting. She recently released her first book, A Fistful of Felt, with lots of different needle felting projects, and has three more books in the works, including unusual projects that feature wool and more woolly facts. Learn more about Pawlowicz and her creations at afistfuloffelt.com.
This is a beautiful “Fistful of felt” bouquet.
I’m always amazed at peoples creativity! It’s beautiful
a very dedicated and talented lady to write a book on making your own felted flowers. would be wonderful to win her book.
I would love to learn how to do this craft. Thank you!!!
How Unique and beautiful!
I want to learn felting!
It would be so nice to win this “Fistful Of Felt Prize” I would like to learn how to make this craft! Thank You for offering it as a prize!
What a lovely and nifty idea- something I’d love to try.
These are beautifully hand crafted! I would love to learn to make them. My daughters (and now granddaughter, too) and I get together every year for a “craft” day and making these with them would be so much fun!
Looks real
Fascinating craft! My talented daughter-in-law recently gave me a felted Welsh corgi the image of my little dog. Love it!
would like to give it a try
So cool! I love to knit and crochet, but I branch out into other crafts often 🙂