3D wet felting is a felting technique in which wool fibers are formed into three-dimensional, seamless shapes rather than flat fabrics. Through the use of water, soap, and friction, the fibers become interwoven, creating a material that forms around a mold.

Participants use a combination of Belgian natural wool, colored wool, and other materials such as silk to create their 3D shape. You might get a little wet, but it will be a fun session, and you will go home with a finished 3D object made from local materials.

Ngaire Takano is committed to traceable craftsmanship, regenerative systems, and ecological integrity. Over the past 25 years, Ngaire has worked in the fashion, interior, and hospitality sectors as a buyer, purchasing coordinator, and product developer, specializing in artisans, handiwork, and creating unique pieces.

This workshop is offered by Wol-Lab