A beginner's step by step guide to creating a 3D illuminated wet felted bowl
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2023
- In this @TeesdaleFelt video you will learn how to create an illuminated felt bowl using a plastic resist. When felt is illuminated you can see all the individual effect fibres in silhouette. The video is a carefully explained step by step tutorial perfect for beginners or more advanced felters.
The materials used are merino wool, sari and mulberry silk, curly locks and angelina fibre. For this project you will also need basic equipment including a small bamboo mat, two pieces of bubble wrap, soap and water, pipe insulation (optional), a small towel and a circle of durable plastic (I used oven liner). 
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I have never tried to make a bowl, I am going to try, yours is beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for your lovely comment. I hope all goes well and you enjoy making it. Xx
thank you for the excellent tutorial🤩🥳 can't wait to make one! I was actually looking for a tutorial for a two-layer "lantern" where the inner layer is quite transparent and the outer layer has cut outs so I think this will work very well. I might just make the resist for the inner layer a tiny bit smaller.
I am so pleased you enjoyed my tutorial and you found it useful. You can certainly change the size of the resist. X
Thanks for the inspiration to make one of those lovely bowls.
Thank you for your lovely message. I hope you enjoy making a bowl and please get in touch with any questions. xxx
Absolutely beautiful making them for my Daughters Wedding.One question what is the glue mix you use at the end please?👏👏♥️
Thank you so much for your lovely comment. It is ok to use any fabric glue that dries clear. I mixed it with enough water that it was the consistency of milk. I hope your daughter has a wonderful wedding and loves the felt bowls. Xxx🥰💕
Oooh, this looks fun and a great christmas present idea. Thank you for sharing this. What sort of stiffener did you use to make the bowl more sturdy? Thanks.
Thank you for your lovely comment. I used diluted fabric glue (1 part glue 2 parts water)to paint the pot and then dryed it. Any fabric glue will do just double check that it dries clear.
Ah, many thanks. I'm sure I've got some knocking around the workroom somewhere - I have vague memories of stiffening a little crochet pot many moons ago. Wish me luck in finding that - hee hee.
@@TeesdaleFelt At what stage do you add the glue mixture? After you shape it into the bowl shape? Do you let it dry first then paint the glue on?