Felting is a fiber arts technique that involves matting and compacting wool or other animal fibers to create a solid fabric.

The two main types of felting are wet felting and dry felting.

Wet felting uses water and soap to mat the fibers.

Needle felting uses a barbed needle to poke the fibers into a solid fabric.

Merino wool is the most common type of wool used for felting because it is very fine and soft.

Hats, scarves, and bags are just a few of the things that can be made using felting.

Dyeing is the term for the process of adding color to felt.

Embossing, printing, and needle felting are all techniques that can be used to add texture to felt.

Fulling, blocking, and pressing are all techniques that can be used to finish felt.

Upcycling is the term for the process of making felt from recycled materials.

Felting is the term for the process of making felt from animal hair.

Felting is the term for the process of making felt from plant fibers.

Felting is the term for the process of making felt from synthetic fibers.

Felting is the term for the process of making felt from a combination of fibers.

Felting is the term for the process of making felt from a single fiber.