Felt

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Felt is a type of cloth. It is made by soaking fibres in water and then compressing them together. It was commonly used before people knew how to weave.

Equipment

  • Needles used for needle felting
    Needles used for needle felting

Products

  • Felt cloth
    Felt cloth
  • Felt cloth
    Felt cloth
  • Felt cloth
    Felt cloth
  • Felted cloth
    Felted cloth
  • Felted hat
    Felted hat
  • Felted hat
    Felted hat
  • Felted hat
    Felted hat
  • Felt hat
    Felt hat
  • Felted shawl
    Felted shawl
  • Felted Slippers
    Felted Slippers
  • Felted balls
    Felted balls
  • Felted Kazah jurta
    Felted Kazah jurta
  • Wool Felt Sheets
    Wool Felt Sheets

Other

  • Larva on felt, probably Tineola bisselliella
    Larva on felt, probably Tineola bisselliella
  • Jack of plate about 1580-90. Formed of small iron plates sewn between layers of felt and canvas.
    Jack of plate about 1580-90. Formed of small iron plates sewn between layers of felt and canvas.
  • Felt spat
    Felt spat
  • A modern western saddle pad. The top looks like a traditional blanket, but the underside has foam or felt for additional support to the horse
    A modern western saddle pad. The top looks like a traditional blanket, but the underside has foam or felt for additional support to the horse
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