felting
- noun
- /ˈfɛltɪŋ/
- The wood is covered with felting, which is held down with plaster laths.
Examples
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I love fishermen's wool for felting!
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Kate enjoys writing, reading, collage, and felting.
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Since wool fibers have a scaly outer layer (like fish scales) which helps in creating a strong, durable fiber, it is a great yarn for felting.
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The artisan demonstrated the technique of felting by matting wool fibers into a soft, durable fabric.
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She used colorful wool for felting to create unique home decorations.
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The workshop focused on felting, allowing participants to learn how to make their own felted accessories.
Synonyms
A cloth made by pressing and matting wool fibers together without weaving
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Etymology
Felting comes from an old German word felt, which meant a cloth made by matting and 'pressing' wool together. So felting as a material is that thick, soft cloth you find in hats, padding, and craft supplies.