Needles - they are an integral part of the felting process. They come in different sizes and shapes and are used for embedding fibers into foam or other bases, creating desired shapes and textures in the felted product. Needles have sharp ends that help them penetrate deep layers of material, promoting its cohesion and compactness.
Funnel - an indispensable tool for working with felt. They are used for wetting felt fibers with water or a detergent, helping them adhere and bond under the action of needles. Funnels can come in different sizes and shapes, depending on the needs and requirements of the work.
Meshes - another useful tool for felting. They are used for creating various patterns and decorative elements in felted products. Meshes can have different densities and hole sizes, allowing for a variety of effects and textures.
Foam - the main material used during felting. It serves as a support for needle movement, helping them penetrate deep layers of fibers and shape the product. Foam has sufficient density and elasticity to provide the necessary resistance to needles and assist in forming strong connections between fibers.
Template films - a useful tool for felting that helps create products with defined shapes and sizes. These films are usually made of transparent plastic and have cut-out contours of various details or figures. They allow for precise determination of boundaries and form during felting, simplifying the process and ensuring uniformity of the result.
