Crafter Maggie Pace converts avid knitters of all kinds into industrious, smiling felters in this fun, easygoing guide to the simplest of fiber crafts. Pace guides you through 20 fabulous knittable accessory projects and shows you how to transform them with a quick trip through the washing machine. From hats and bags to scarves and sew-on embellishments, this simple method produces soft felt every time, and is versatile enough to work with any knit-worthy piece you can dream up.
I think that this is a really interesting concept or book, but because I don't knit, it was a little hard for me to say "wow, I will do this for sure." I do think that knitting something and then wet felting it would be cool, but neither is something I'm going to tackle anytime soon. My favourite project, the one that I could probably see myself doing, were the swirled round placemats with the cute little napkin ring baubles.
I think that, if I were a knitter, this would be a neat way to take it in a different direction. Especially as most of the projects work towards a smooth felted finish where you don't see the knitting stitches.
Cute little book for beginning felters that already know how to knit. The author has a good section on the idiosyncrasies of felting, which was a good refresher for me even though I'd done a ton of felting. Projects were basic, instructions seemed pretty good. Photography, at least in the ebook format, was kinda poor and the photo styling leaved something to be desired.
This book has a lot of super cute patterns to felt. I haven't gotten a chance to try anything out yet but I am looking forward to trying a hat, a purse, and some of those super cute flowers!