Description: Wet felting is a fiber art technique that uses friction, soap and warm water to interlock wool fibers. The process involves laying out thin layers of wool fibers, wetting them with a soapy solution, and agitating them by rubbing, rolling, and pressing until the fibers bond together. Our morning project will be to try different ways to create flowers from wool roving. Decorative fibres, beads and yarn will make each bloom distinctive. In the afternoon, we will work on a small triangular container made over a resist. When finished, it could hold a small gift or be used as a sewing kit or change purse.
Location: 1731 Churchill Ave, London ON – East Lion’s Community Centre
Instructor: Jan Taylor
Cost: Members – $45, Non-Members – $75
Date: Saturday February 7, 2026
Time: 10am – 4:30pm
Participant Requirements: no experience necessary
Equipment to bring:
- A couple old towels
- 2 pieces of bubble wrap about 14” square
- Bowl to hold water
- Scissors
Material Cost: $17 per person payable to instructor on day of class
LDWS workshops are open to all. If a participant is less than 18 years old, they are required to have a parent or guardian present at all times.
This class has a minimum number of 6 participants to proceed. If this number is not reached we’ll let you know about a week ahead. You will be refunded your full registration.
The workshop is limited to 12 participants, please register early.
***Cancellation Policy: Participants who cancel their registration up to 1 month prior to the start of the workshop will receive a full refund. A participant who finds a replacement for his/her spot within 1 month prior to the start of the workshop will receive a full refund. Cancellations within 1 month of workshops (with no replacement found) and “no-shows” will not be refunded. If the Guild cancels a workshop for any reason, all registration fees will be refunded.