Needle Felting Supply Blog

Needle felting involves using a sharp barbed needle to sculpt and shape wool roving into 3D shapes like animals, landscapes, food, or even masks or clothing.  

If you gently run your finger along the tip of the felting needle you'll feel some small barbs. These barbs get caught on the scales of the wool when the needle pokes in and out of the wool. In the photo below, you can see the scales of the wool when placed under the microscope. The more scales the wool has, the easier it is to felt. 

A Taan's Moon felting project is a great way to integrate cross curricular subjects into your classroom. This book is a natural fit for the Indigenous Knowledge and Perspectives in a time and place without calendars or modern time keeping methods.

Buy a Wool Only Classroom Kit to start wet felting with your class!

All purchase comes with a library of FREE lesson plans (created by teachers like you!) and a FREE felting course for Teachers.

Felting in the classroom is a fun way to integrate earth friendly, hands on projects into your lesson plans!

Most teachers can relate to the struggle to find new ideas and projects to keep themselves and their students engaged in learning and making. 

Teachers love felting in the classroom because its earth friendly, stress relieving and it's incredibly easy to adapt projects to suit all ages and abilities.

Save money and use wool in the classroom! Trade your class lesson plans, videos and photos and get free wool for felting with your class!  Click here to schedule a chat with us to join the Wooley Wonders Program today!

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