Huovutusneula hieno

Inexpensive basic needle for felting. Needle length 9 cm. Felting is an ancient method of producing fabric. In the blanket, the wool fibers are stuck to each other, forming a uniform textile surface. The thickness and stiffness of the felt vary depending on the amount of wool used and the strength of the processing. Traditionally, wool has been felted flat by rubbing by hand, using water and soap as an aid. Large fabrics have also been felted by spinning a rolled roll of wool. Industrially produced felts are made with a felting machine. You can shape your work by adding wool and felting it closed with a needle. Wool threads can also be used for patterning.