'How long does it take?' I am asked this question by every person who sees me needle felting my animal portraits either at events or in the Wool Clip cooperative that I belong to. And the answer? ‘I don’t know.’ The rest of this blog will explain why.

My techniques and materials for creating animal portraits and Lake District landscapes

The Wool Clip is a Cumbrian co-operative, producing original and creative craft work using British wool and promoting traditional skills.

A short history of Bagot Goats, an ancient breed now at risk.

I started needle felting Golden Guernsey Goats after joining the Rare Breeds Survival Trust. This is a short blog on their history.

A short piece about preparing for the International Feltmakers' Association annual exhibitions. I have been a member of the International...

Wet felting: how I make a piece of felt

Herdwick sheep are the ancient breed of the Lake District championed by Beatrix Potter. Their delightful faces are a joy to needle felt!