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Making Faces - Using Wet and Dry Felting Methods

Author: Patricia Spark

Why use both wet and dry (with felting needles) felting to make a project? The author will talk about both mehtods and how to use both, when to use one rather than the other and when to use both together. A comprehensive look in a small book but the topic is covered very well.

  

 

 

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