What is felt-making?You make felt by wetting or rubbing raw, unspun wool, which naturally binds together during this process to form the cloth. You can then use the felt to make bags, hats, scarves, ...

This art is produced with wool. Its products include rugs, clothing, and decorative items. In fact, felt, as a traditional woven work, is not only a handicraft but also part of the cultural and ...

IN Mongolia, felt-making is a communal affair: women and children beat freshly sheared wool with sticks and sprinkle it with water, then horses drag it through a field. It’s a centuries-old tradition ...

The craft called Namad-mali (“felt beating”) by the locals, involves creating Namad, which is a modest flooring. To create a felt piece, the felt maker starts by arranging colored wool according to a ...

Child's play is an expensive business. Before you know it your tiny baby has filled your flat with brightly-coloured playthings. These toys are invariably plastic, cumbersome, noisy and expensive and ...

How is this seder plate different from other seder plates? Well, everything is made of felt. This felt seder plate may not be edible but it is certainly enriching, as creating it is a great way to ...

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