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Needle Felting is a simple way to add surface design to your felted knits or to any heavy fabric. This tutorial covers all the materials you need, complete instructions, and lots of ideas for improvising.
Enjoy!
You can purchase the PDF here.
You may also be interested in browsing my other Fiber Crafts patterns and kits. You can do that here.
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I downloaded your needle felting instructions - that information on the needle sizes is really handy. I was in a little craft shop the other day and almost brought some needle felting needles and pad but wasn't sure which needles to buy - so I didn't end up purchasing any as I didn't know! Thank you for the information on sizes, its really handy!
Posted by: jennifer forest | Aug 18, 2010 at 07:41 PM
Jennifer I'm so glad you found the information helpful!
Posted by: Elizabeth | Aug 19, 2010 at 08:24 AM
"best of all, it's free!"
but then it says you have to purchase a PDF? what.
Posted by: Anonymous | Mar 26, 2012 at 04:35 PM
You are correct. This PDF was free for a very long time, as many still are, I recently started charging for others, like this one. I should have changed the original post, and I apologize for the oversight. If you leave a comment or get in touch with a valid email address I'd gladly send you the PDF to make up for my mistake.
Posted by: Elizabeth | Mar 26, 2012 at 06:24 PM