The lacy, silky quality of the Wenslydale wool makes a luxurious wrap.

I bought this soft and silky Wenslydale roving in Taos, at the Wool Festival two years ago. I've had it stashed, taking it out to admir...

Inspired by the likes of brave felters, such as my friend Joni Cornell I made my first one piece garment. While not seamless, that's n...

I packed a suitcase full of fiber and felting supplies for my recent visit to Anchorage, and I'm glad I did! The gals in Hope , Alaska,...

I really enjoy experimenting with all sorts of materials when I make my nuno felt. Doing small pieces gives me the opportunity to play with...

I had a delightful, fiber filled day yesterday. My students from the "best friends" workshops, and I, met at the Quilt Visions Ga...

Here is a tip for locals. I have lived in San Diego for the past 10 years, but only discovered the best magazine store in the city, yesterd...

I seem to have found my present niche........nuno felt shawls. I love making them and I enjoy wearing them. Big and colorful, yet light in ...

My husband and I have been doing the Talmadge Art Show, twice a year, for the past five years. This time instead of individual displays we ...

As promised, more pictures of Spain. In Sevilla we enjoyed a leisurely stroll through the Parque de Maria Luisa. I found these gardens to b...

The colors and patterns that I saw in Barcleona inspired me to make these two nuno felt shawls within days of my return.

There are several reasons why I want to go back to Barcelona, not the least of which is to roam through the narrow, stone paved streets of ...

We returned last week from a holiday in Spain. We visited Madrid, Granada, Sevilla, and Barcelona, my personal favorite. Gorgeous, and cla...

I want to thank four lovely women, all new to Nuno Felting, for a wonderful two days in our studio. Participating were two sets of best fri...