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- Paperback: 128 pages
- Publisher: Lark Crafts; 1 edition (October 4, 2011)
- ISBN-13: 978-1600596674
- Dimensions: 9.8 x 8.4 x 0.4 inches
When I was given the opportunity to review this book Lark I was excited. his book is right up my alley! Nuno felting has had a wide following for many years and this book takes the nuno felting process into a new direction. Catherine O'Leary has produced a beautiful volume - and introduces us to using a variety of fabrics (silks included of course!) on top of felt to create a wide range of fantastic textures, modular units and endless possibilities. I think this book will have wide appeal for all textile artists, felters, clothes mavens, and, most certainly, nuno felters! I love finding a familiar technique used in a fresh, stylish and utterly delightful way! This is really an excellent book and it should have a place in your permanent textile arts library!
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| Some wonderful new ways to create fabric from modular 'new' nuno felted units. |
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| Creating a new piece of fabric & cutting out modular units. |
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| Endless possibilites |
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| From haute couture to utilitarian the possibilities presented in this book are myriad. |
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| The usual method of preparing nuno felts - with a twist! |
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| This page shows the some of the best ways to use the new nuno felting for garment construction to emphasize the draping qualities. |
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