The weather in Lincolnshire has been dull, wet and miserable but I’ve had a fantastic day felting in Barton on Humber at the studio of IFA tutor Vivienne Morpeth. Vivienne creates wonderful Nuno felted wearable art which I saw for the first time back in April and I knew I had to have a workshop with her.
Vivienne’s studio is very light and airy and she made me feel very welcome. I learnt a lot from today as she is incredibly generous when it comes to sharing her knowledge, built up from her many years experience of felt making.
I chose to work with a neutral palette (no surprise there) creating a wrap using very fine Merino tops, Uzbekistan Silk and Habotai.
Making this wrap really helped me to appreciate how much work goes into one of Vivienne’s Nuno dresses and, having done it, I’m even more keen now to make a dress! I’m sure this workshop will go down a storm with my group at Belchford!
I’ve brought it home to finish off…..just need to tidy up the edges so will post photos of the finished item once it’s dry. Thanks for a fantastic day Vivienne and look forward to hosting you in Belchford sometime soon.
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Wow! You have been busy. The wrap is lovely and I love the soft neutrals.
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Thanks Ruth, I’m looking forward to seeing how the colours appear once it’s all dry. There are lots of silks in there so it should have a beautiful sheen.
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