An edition of From felt to fabric (2011)

From felt to fabric

new techniques in nuno felting

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An edition of From felt to fabric (2011)

From felt to fabric

new techniques in nuno felting

1st ed.
  • 3 Want to read
  • 1 Currently reading

The nuno technique involves felting wool fiber through sheer, loosely woven cloth so the wool fiber can migrate through the weave and become entangled on both sides of the fabric, thus creating a new kind of textile... [The author] explores principles like shape, color, and texture, examining how these concepts can make your nuno pieces as simple or complex as a painting or drawing. Includes a gallery of ideas for projects--P. [4] of cover.

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Lark Crafts
Language
English
Pages
127

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From felt to fabric: new techniques in nuno felting
2011, Lark Crafts
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Edition Notes

Includes index.

Published in
New York

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
677/.02824
Library of Congress
TS1830.F44 O44 2011, TT849.5

The Physical Object

Pagination
127 p. : col. ill ;
Number of pages
127

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL25242994M
Internet Archive
fromfelttofabric0000olea
ISBN 10
1600596673
ISBN 13
9781600596674
LCCN
2010053434

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