The next step, in my bag creation, was to felt it. I put it in the washing machine with a tiny bit of soap and a pair of jeans. I put the water on hot and added some big time agitation. I got on the computer to start working on these blog posts and kinda forgot about the time. I was supposed to check it every 5 to 10 minutes to see how it looked. All was well and I love how it turned out. It is the perfect size for what I wanted. I put a box in it to hold its shape as it dries. Once it is dried, I will get all of the fuzzies off of it from the felting and I will be good to go.
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
Adventures in Felting Part Deaux
The next step, in my bag creation, was to felt it. I put it in the washing machine with a tiny bit of soap and a pair of jeans. I put the water on hot and added some big time agitation. I got on the computer to start working on these blog posts and kinda forgot about the time. I was supposed to check it every 5 to 10 minutes to see how it looked. All was well and I love how it turned out. It is the perfect size for what I wanted. I put a box in it to hold its shape as it dries. Once it is dried, I will get all of the fuzzies off of it from the felting and I will be good to go.
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3 comments:
It turned out so cute! I've never actually felted anything myself besides a tiny test square. So I admire your bravery in just going for it!
It was a lot easier than I thought. Robyn has felted several cute animals and I loved how they turned out. With the bag, it didn't need to be an exact size, so I am thrilled with it. You should give it a try.
It is very nice!! very nice color, great idea you have..
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