Sunday 27 September 2015

Felt workshops Autumn 2015

Fruits & vegetables

 As an experienced fiber craft artist and workshop leader I’m happy to share my skills and expertise with you. Please see below the upcoming Saturday felt workshops for adults and teenager and Thursday felt workshops for adults. A complementary cup of tea and biscuits are included.
Please book in advance to secure your place.
Bring a friend and you’ll get 10% off your fee.
All skill levels are welcome.
Venue for the following workshops if not stated otherwise: 63 Crowhill Road, G64 1QY, Glasgow/Bishopbriggs (near the train station and Bishopbriggs town centre). Mobile:07503210416

Needle felt workshops on Wednesday mornings, 10-11.30am 

We use colourful wool fibers to make seasonal decorations, e.g. ornaments, jewelry, woolly flower fairies, gnomes, animals, flowers and more.Or bring your own ideas, what you would like to create from wool fibers. You can learn how to use a felt needle for 2 and 3 dimensional dry felting, or improve your needle felt skills. It’s fun and I warn you, you can get hooked. No previous experience needed. Sessions can be booked separately. Dates for the next workshops:  Wednesday, 07. & 21. October & 18. November 2015  Cost: £6.00 per session 

Needle felted from natural dyed wool fibres

 Connect to nature and create with wool fibres- Needle felt workshop on Saturday, 24. October 2015, 14.00 – 17.00

In this afternoon workshop you can create your personal needle felted ornament related to the natural realm. To connect with the natural realm we’ll start with a guided inner journey.
You will then use colourful sheep’s wool fibres and a special felt needle to create a nature related ornament e.g. a fairy, a mushroom, a gnome, an elf, a mermaid etc.


It’s fun to get creative in this way and you can easily get hooked!
Craft experience is very welcome and needle felt experience too, but not necessary. A complementary cup of tea will be served.
Booking in advance is essential! Places are limited to 4 participants.
Cost: £18/£15 concession.
Please pay at the start of the workshop.
Testimonial:: I enjoyed the guided journey to start the afternoon. It really set the tone for the creativity. It was also fantastic to see other people’s creations taking shape and to take inspiration from the beautiful display. The teaching style was relaxed and encouraging and very informative. Thank you for a lovely afternoon. Karen L.


Create a seamless felted pouch – half day wet felt workshop on  Wednesday, 04. November 2015, 10am-1pm

You’ll learn to create a seamless pouch, using colourful sheep’s wool fibres, warm water, glycerine soap, and friction and felt around a template. It’s great fun to experience the process of wet felting.





You’ll start with fluffy soft wool fibres and transform those into a firm, felted, useful item.  No previous experience needed.
Cost: £18/£15 concession. Max. 4 participants. A complementary cup of tea will be served.
Please,  book in advance to secure your place! Please pay the fee at start of the workshop.
You can let me know if you would like to create a different felted object or flat felt.

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Thursday 10 September 2015

Needle felt workshop at GalGael on Thursday, 17th September 2015, 4-5.30pm

Fruit and vegetable basket
Get inspired by the colours of Indian Summer and get creative with colourful sheep's wool fibres. In this needle felt workshop you will learn how to make felted fruits or vegetables. Or you can use a pre-felt and needle felt a small picture.
Come along and join the felting fun at GalGael! Bring your kids with you, if you like and learn a new skill. (Children from 6 years, when accompanied by an adult are very welcome to join in.)
Time: 4-5.30pm

Costs: £5 per person incl. material.
No previous experience requested.
Please, feel free to invite friends!
Workshop facilitator: Laryna E. Wuppermann, Fiber craft artist
To secure your place, please book here.

Venue: GalGael, 15 Fairley Street, Glasgow/Ibrox, G51 2SN
To find out more about felt making, please check out this blog and website: www.laryna.com


Fruits and vegetables needle felted from plant dyed wool fibres