A process where natural merino wool is manipulated to build upon its form with a barbed needle to tangle together into a firmer shape. This technique gradually shapes the wool to create a dense new form while retaining its softness, resilience, and flexibility.

Beads and jewelry are sourced from local, second hand resources

Wool is sourced from nonprofit organization Rural Action and local wool farmers from Athens, Ohio

For dusting it’s recommended to lift the piece and slowly shake it off. Avoid cleaning it with a cloth or a hand vacuum as this may damage the felted surface.

For fuzzy edges, it’s recommended to use an iron to lay the edges flat.

artwork can be hung in gallery-wall friendly manners with peel-off hanging clips or via small nails.

All finished works include hooks attached the back that are adjustable with up to (3) hole options per hook to place and secure the art on the wall