Kit includes Core batting, colored sheep and alpaca fibers and two felting needles. There are 16 pages of instruction and 30 step-by-step pictures.

Felting is a simple process: take a knitted object--anything from a purse to a holiday stocking--douse it in water, subject it to serious agitation, and let it dry. The result is cozy, dense, and durable--and totally different from anything you've ever knitted before. In the follow-up to her best-selling Knit One, Felt Too, noted knitting designer Kathleen Taylor reveals just how to felt colorful Fair Isle, delicate cables, and blended novelty yarns. Her hugely imaginative projects, including gorgeous cabled handbags, stylish beaded hats and adorable appliquéd mittens, come with easy-to-follow directions and go far beyond basic felting.

Sixteen delightful, decorative wool projects small enough to take with you and work on anywhere. Easy-to-work wool felt - no fraying, no appliqué edges to turn - is even easier with Mary's innovative, foolproof construction and edging methods. Styles and colors include traditional, folk art, contemporary, hip, and cute as a button These charming designs inspired by wool Penny Rugs are simple to put together and fun to embellish. The 16 projects include wallhangings, table toppers, pillows, small purses, scissors sheaths, and business card cases.

In this ultimate guide to "painting" with fiber, you will learn to use wool roving to create soft, lush and tactile projects--all by the sewing machine. Choose from five projects; learn-as-you-go techniques. Combine colorful wool fibers with sumptuous silks, colorful cottons, textured yarns and a range of embellishments. Use these imaginative techniques in quilts, collages and wearable art. By Margo Duke.