How to felt handles for bags
Last week we had a look at how to felt thin cords the easy way. But what if you want to felt thicker ropes like the ones you use for bag handles? Are they made in the same way?
What do you do if your wool top isn’t thick enough?
How do you guarantee that no grooves form on the surface of the cord when there’s so much wool involved?
How do you make sure the ends don’t get wet and felted so that you can attach them to the bag afterwards?
And how much will the handles shrink in length?
Today we’re going to answer all those questions, so make sure you watch until the end.
And If you’ve started wet felting recently and you’re feeling a bit lost about the next step in your journey, you can download the guide I’ve prepared for you “Beginner To Intermediate Without Overwhelm”.
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