A complete introduction to felt making
10am - 4pm NB: Courses are arranged to suit, so please call to make a mutually agreeable date.
Felt is the oldest form of human-made fabric and felt remains dating from about 700 BC have been found in the frozen tombs of nomadic Siberian tribesmen. Hand made felt can have many uses, both practical and decorative.
This one day course, suitable for beginners, will include colourful flat felt, a seamless felt purse and needle felting (dry felting) 3D techniques.
Cancellation and a full refund can be obtained up to 2 weeks before the course starts. Start dates may be amended on request.
All equipment will be provided and there will be an additional charge of £5 per student to cover the costs of fibres etc.
This craft course provider has been awarded Silver status for receiving 5 or more 5 star ratings from previous students.
The Students' Choice award ensures that course providers get recognised for their efforts in the teaching and practice of UK craft.
They also allow tutors to gain valuable feedback on their courses and for new students to find the course that's right for them.
Hilary was very flexible about structuring the day. I learnt a lot and had a thoroughly enjoyable day.
My friends and I enjoyed a very interesting day on a fe!ting course at Hilary's house, in its beautiful setting. She was very knowledgeable and encouraging and inspired us to make a good selection of
felted objects, using different techniques. A goody bag was also included so that we could embellish our artefacts at home.
We were delighted with our achievements.. which far exceeded our expectations.
We would thoroughly recommend this course! Thank you, Hilary.
What a lovely day I had at Hilary's house learning to felt. Not too many students, four on this occasion, which means not waiting for help. It was relaxed and friendly. Hilary is a great teacher and we managed to achieve far more than I expected. I came away buzzing with ideas.
I loved it that she gave us some materials to take away so we could carry on at home before we managed to get some supplies in :-) I thought that was generous and thoughtful.