felted scarf -Marrakesh night market – “… The stories are woven and fortunes are told The truth is measured by the weight of your gold The magic lies scattered on rugs on the ground Faith is conjured in the night market’s sound Would you like my mask? would you like my mirror? cries the man […]
Felting and nuno-felting Felt(ing) is one of the earliest forms of textile processing. Asian nomadic tribes started spreading all over the continent thousands of years ago. Wool becomes felt when it is subjected to moisture, heat, and pressure. Hot soapy water makes the wool slippery, and causes tiny scales on the fiber to “open up”. […]
“Just some time Just a little kiss of mine Take me where I can forget, senor You are so very kind Thinking of you underneath the Mexican moonlight Thinking of you underneath the Mexican moon…” ~ Mexican moon by concrete blonde. This nuno-felted scarf consists of chiffon silk in black colour and extra-fine Australian merino […]
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