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A luxurious, original stole is a wonderful complement to a spring coat or an occasion dress. Make this accessory yourself with basic skills and affordable craft-store materials.
BeginnerFreeA luxurious, original stole is a wonderful complement to a spring coat or an occasion dress. Make this accessory yourself.
You need only basic skills and affordable materials from a craft store. Follow this step-by-step guide to make a nuno-felted stole using wet felting.
What you need:
1. A silk scarf or scarf made of another lightweight material.
2. Lightweight fabric strips cut on the bias, 3–5 cm wide.
3. Felting wool.
4. Liquid soap.
5. A foam paint roller.
6. Mosquito netting.
7. Bubble wrap.
Instructions:
Step 1
Lay the scarf on bubble wrap and arrange strips of felting wool diagonally. Wet them generously with liquid-soap solution.
Step 2
Place strips of silk fabric over the wool and press them down with your hands. The strips may be a single color or in a closely related color palette.
Step 3
Cover the scarf with mosquito netting and rub the surface actively with your hand until a soapy film appears. This is the first wet-felting stage. Then use a soft foam roller to continue felting the stole without pressing too hard.
Once the wool fibers have penetrated the silk, carefully remove the mosquito netting.
Step 4
Roll the scarf together with the bubble wrap and roll it actively on the table for 5–10 minutes.
Step 5
Remove the wrap, rinse the stole in clean water, shake it several times, and lay it on the table. Straighten the silk strips to create beautiful waves.
For a stole or scarf with a minimalist design, use wool matching the base fabric without ruffles of silk strips. The felting technique is the same; arrange the wool as a specific pattern or randomly across the stole.
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