Wet Felting Tools

Wet felting tools for all your wet felting and nuno felting needs! We carry a broad selection of tools for wet felting like the coveted ball brause, dreamy olive oil soap, bamboo mats for rolling, resist material for 3D felting and more.

Wet Felting Starter Kit

$16.49

French Olive Oil Soap For Wet Felting - Wet Felting Supplies

$12.95

Ball Brause Sprinkler for Wet Felting

$20.95

Wet Felting Supplies Bamboo Mat

$5.49

Wet Felting Tools Bundle

$74.95

Wet Felting Ball - Little B

$11.95

Wet Felting Ball - Big Bertha

$12.95

Wet Felting Mesh Fabric - Premium White 54" Wide

$5.95

Wet Felting Super Bubble!

$12.79

Nuno Felting Small Bubble 24x36

$3.95

Wet Felting Resist THIN Material

$5.49

Thin Plastic Sheeting 9ft x 12ft

$4.95

Wet Felting Shrinkage Pattern Tool - EXCEL Download

ArtFelt-Paper 16" x 118"

$14.00

5 Pack - Wet Felting Supplies Bamboo Mat

$27.45

Wet Felting Ball - Little B - 5 PACK

$59.75

Wet Felting Ball - Big Bertha - 5 PACK

$64.75

Nuno Felting Small Bubble 24xfoot

$0.75

What Can You Make With Wet Felting?

There are endless amounts of things you can create through wet felting. Garments are a popular choice amongst wet felters. You can make head-to-toe wearables, including; hats, coats, capes, dresses, and even slippers.

Wet felted accessories are also fun smaller projects like; headbands, scarves, jewelry, wrist warmers, purses, handbags, and coin purses. The list doesn't stop at just clothing, though. Bowls, vessels, cat caves, wall hangings, and table runners are all possible through wet felting. The possibilities are as infinite as your imagination.

If you are looking for wet felting supplies, patterns, and tutorials, you are in the right place. We've got you covered! For more project ideas, check out our Wooly Wednesday video tutorials here; we release a new tutorial every week. You can even join us live at 2 pm CST.

What Kind of Soap Can I Use For Wet Felting?

A plant-based soap will work well for wet felting. Olive oil soap is a great example and our favorite soap to use when wet felting.

In wet felting, you are trying to remove all air pockets from your piece so the wool fibers can truly bind together and felt. Sudsing soap like dishwashing soap and dish detergent creates air bubbles when agitated.

Plant-based soaps do not produce large bubbles when they are agitated. Creating extra air in your project will take it longer to felt, or it may not felt at all.

You can find our wonderful Olive Oil Soap right here!

What To Use For a Wet Felting Resist?

Resist material is used in wet felting for projects intended to be hollow inside, such as bowls, vessels, hats, wrist warmers, dresses, etc.

Our favorite resist material here at Living Felt is our Wet Felting Resist THIN Material. We offer a variety of sizes that will be perfect for all your wet felting projects, large or small.

This resist is thin and flexible but also durable. Additionally, our thin resist is long-lasting and reusable so that you can use the same resist piece for future wet felting projects. You can find our Wet Felting Resist right here!

If you have never wet felted over a resist, we have a fantastic, beginner friendly tutorial that will teach you to make your very own Simply Striking Fire Bowl. This class requires minimal supplies and can be completed in a few hours, not to mention it's tons of fun!

Simply Striking Fire Bowl

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What Can You Make With Wet Felting?

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