About the maker
[Maker’s name]
Felting wool by hand in Lillehammer, NorwayWraps, wall panels and dolls made one at a time from wool, silk and thread. Every piece is shaped by hand, so no two are ever alike.
How it began
[The maker’s own story: when and how felting started, what wool means, why Lillehammer. Two or three short paragraphs from the client.]
Today the studio makes wearable art, textiles and dolls, and meets customers at fairs across Norway. Many pieces are one of a kind; others can be made again in your colours.
Techniques
- Wet felting Wool, soap and warm water become a soft, strong fabric.
- Nuno felting Merino felted into fine silk: light wraps that drape beautifully.
- Needle felting A barbed needle shapes wool into dolls and small figures.
- Embroidery Wool thread on felt for wall panels and details.
[A short quote from the maker about wool and handwork.]