For immediate release: PROSPECTUS
'some things looming', a fiber arts community dedicated to the promotion of the art form presents:
Felt So Good
September 10 to
November 5, 2011
The most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched; they must be felt with the heart" Helen Keller
One of the oldest forms of textile craft in history of mankind, felting predates spinning, weaving, and knitting. Felt, a non-woven cloth, is produced by matting and pressing animal fibers until they form together through a process called wet felting. Needle felting is a variation of the wet felting process, using a special needle tool instead of wetting the wool and using friction to bind the fibers.
Today, felt is still widely used to create wearable and functional pieces, but it is also used to create art in the form of wall hangings, sculpture, installation pieces, home décor, whatever the imagination can design!
Artists are challenged to create works that are either entirely created with felt or contain incorporated felted components.
Click link: Felt So Good Prospectus