Felting Workshop w/ Irina Egorova - 04/26

APRIL 28, 29, 30 2026 Needle Felting Workshops @ Living Felt
3 Days of Needle Felting fun with Irina Egorova.Students will complete 3 projects, one per day:
- Vampire Bat
- Sheep
- Bug
$145 - 3 days Workshop + Supplies:
- 3 Projects in 3 Days
- Includes supply kits
- Students will receive a suppliy list of tools they need to bring, the shop will also provide some shared items.
*Download the COURSE SUPPLY LIST PDF in your ORDER CONFIRMATION or once your registration is confirmed, go to My Account > Orders
Classes are full days: 9am to 4pm, arrival time and parking details provided after registration
Lunches ordered via DoorDash as a group or on your own if you prefer.
Light refreshments provided include: Coffee, tea, bottled & sparkling water, light snacks.
Lunches ordered via DoorDash as a group or on your own if you prefer.
Light refreshments provided include: Coffee, tea, bottled & sparkling water, light snacks.

Registration Opens Feb 25th - space is limited, first come, first serve:
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REGISTRATION REQUEST: I wish to Register for the 3-day workshop with Irina Egorova April 28, 29, 30 2026. Please charge my credit card on file for $145.
I understand this non-refundable reservation covers all 3 days of instruction and includes supply kits for the courses. I understand that if I do not have a credit card saved in my account, my registration cannot be completed.
I understand I will receive an email once my registration is complete and I will receive a link to download a PDF with details including any tools or supplies I am to bring. The PDF will also include details on exact location, start/stop times, local hotel, parking, etc. I understand seating is limited and could sell out. I will not be charged if all seats are already filled. I understand registration opens Feb 25th, 2026 and is first come first served.

Sheep WorkshopFor anyone passionate about needle felting, the sheep is a truly special animal. It is the source of wool and, in many ways, the foundation of our entire craft. In this workshop, we celebrate this gentle creature by creating a charming, expressive miniature sheep.
Our sheep is a playful little character with a lively gaze and a soft, elegant presence. Delicate yet full of personality, she combines simplicity of form with subtle expressive details.
The curly coat is made using a special material. By combining different material shades with wool, participants can freely experiment with color and create a whole flock of cheerful sheep, each with its own unique character.
This workshop is technically accessible and well suited for beginners. No prior felting experience is required. Participants will be guided step by step through the entire process and will leave with a finished, stable, and expressive miniature sheep.
Skills You Will Learn
Vampire Edward Workshop
Even a vampire can have a kind heart, a cheerful spirit, and a completely harmless personality.
No matter how vegetarian his diet may be, his delicate wings, soft semi-transparent folded ears, slightly clumsy pigeon-toed feet, and a touch of goofy charm in his expression make him irresistibly endearing. Vampires have their own way of winning hearts.
Creating this little bat is easy, fun, and relatively quick. The project is suitable for both complete beginners and more experienced felting artists.
For those who enjoy exploring new and unconventional techniques, this workshop will be especially engaging. In this project, felt is combined with other materials — fabric or glued felt, as well as small details made from polymer clay.
- the basic principles of needle felting;
- specific techniques for shaping volume and surface texture;
- how to prepare basic elements and assemble them into a unified form;
- how to felt and refine thin details;
- how to shape and secure the ears;
- how to insert and firmly fix a wire armature;
- how to create thin, stable legs;
- how to add expression to the face;
- how to cut and sew a fluffy coat and a small decorative hat.
Vampire Edward WorkshopEven a vampire can have a kind heart, a cheerful spirit, and a completely harmless personality.
No matter how vegetarian his diet may be, his delicate wings, soft semi-transparent folded ears, slightly clumsy pigeon-toed feet, and a touch of goofy charm in his expression make him irresistibly endearing. Vampires have their own way of winning hearts.
Creating this little bat is easy, fun, and relatively quick. The project is suitable for both complete beginners and more experienced felting artists.
For those who enjoy exploring new and unconventional techniques, this workshop will be especially engaging. In this project, felt is combined with other materials — fabric or glued felt, as well as small details made from polymer clay.
Skills You Will Learn
Bug Workshop
In this workshop, we will create a small, playful insect full of personality. Each participant will be able to choose their own color palette, body shape, decorative elements, and small details. As a result, we will create a whole collection of cheerful characters — beetles, butterflies, bees, and other imaginative little bugs.
The head will be movable and can be gently turned, which makes the finished figures especially lively, expressive, and full of emotion.
This workshop includes a variety of technical techniques. In addition to classic needle felting, we will incorporate other materials, adding depth and interest to the creative process.
The workshop is technically accessible and well suited for beginners. No prior felting experience is required. Participants will be guided step by step through every stage of the process and will leave with a finished, cute bug.
- all basic principles of needle felting;
- how to shape the head into a specific form;
- how to create a movable connection between the head and body;
- how to make wings with an internal armature (using glued felt or fabric);
- how to integrate the wings into the body;
- how to shape the ears and attach them to the head;
- demo format — how to sculpt small plastic details (eyes, teeth, feet).
Bug WorkshopIn this workshop, we will create a small, playful insect full of personality. Each participant will be able to choose their own color palette, body shape, decorative elements, and small details. As a result, we will create a whole collection of cheerful characters — beetles, butterflies, bees, and other imaginative little bugs.
The head will be movable and can be gently turned, which makes the finished figures especially lively, expressive, and full of emotion.
This workshop includes a variety of technical techniques. In addition to classic needle felting, we will incorporate other materials, adding depth and interest to the creative process.
The workshop is technically accessible and well suited for beginners. No prior felting experience is required. Participants will be guided step by step through every stage of the process and will leave with a finished, cute bug.
Skills You Will Learn
- basic needle felting techniques: key principles, concepts, and methods;
- the «Principle of Module Setup» and essential rules for assembling and joining parts;
- movable connections between elements;
- shading with wool and soft pastels;
- creating and attaching an armature;
- additional decorative elements — thin wings made from various materials;
- demo format: creating additional details (eyes, teeth, tiny boots, bristles, antennae)

ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR:Irina Egorova is a felt artist and teacher, who creates beautiful miniature animal sculptures from colored wool using the dry felting technique, and blends additional methods of art into her fantastic felt creations! She is a much loved instructor in our online school: https://feltingtutorials.com
She lives in St. Petersburg, Russia, with her friendly family – her husband (Technical Support), twins Katyusha and Andryushka, and twins Kitty the Cat (Advertising Director) and Juicy the Dog (Quality Content Director).
Irina is a zoologist by education, and uses her background in biology to fulfill her creativity as a full-time artist and teacher. Her favorite characters are insects, but all of her creatures have their own tales and personalities.
All of Irina’s fun felted critters all have one thing in common – irony and good humor, and this is exactly what is so in demand in today’s world and what she really enjoys expressing through her felt art.
Since becoming interested in felting in 2008, Irina has been actively involved in public creative life, taking part in exhibitions (Doll Time, Doll Art, Fashionable Lyalka, Moscow Fair, TeddyMir, Handicraft Formula), festivals (Festival of Felting Masters, Wool) , conferences (NIADA, USA), published articles in magazines (Doll Master, My Moleskine, Mom’s Dad’s Magazine) and more!
Fate gave Irina a happy opportunity to touch the world of puppetry, and she devotes herself to creativity and teaching with great pleasure. Thanks to her humble contribution, more joy and beauty are added to the world through her creatures.




