Synopsis
25 fun things to do with fluffy stuff Ever wondered what you can make with fluffy wooltops--processed, unspun wool that's used for spinning and felting? Gillian Harris, the owner of Fluff-a-torium, has the answer Choose your favorite colors of fluff, plus other wools and yarns, and learn how to create pompoms, brooches, pictures, wreaths, bracelets, and more. Use the fluff as is, or follow Harris's directions for transforming it by wetfelting, needlefelting, weaving, knitting, or crocheting. You'll instantly get hooked into Gillian's vibrant fluffy world, Ever wondered what can be made with fluffy wooltops, wools and yarns? This new book from Gillian Harris, owner of the Fluffatorium, has all the answers!, Ever wondered what can be made with fluffy wooltops, wools and yarns? This new book from Gillian Harris, owner of the Fluffatorium, has all the answers! Wooltops are essentially 'unspun' wool that have been processed into long fluffy lengths. It's the stuff you use when you spin yarn, and it's also the stuff that is used for felting, plus you can use it to weave with, or for extreme knitting and giant crochet too. It is light and woolly and very very fluffy! A selection of other fibres and yarns are used in some of the projects. These start life as fluffy wooltops, but have been processed a little bit more and may have been spun and plied into different sorts of yarns. Choose favourite colours of 'fluff' and learn how to make pompoms, brooches, pictures, lampshades, cushions and more. Use the fluff as it is or learn how to transform it by wetfelting, needlefelting, weaving, knitting or crocheting. Spin your own art yarn too, using a simple drop spindle. Readers will get hooked into Gillian's vibrant fluffy world and begin crafting lots of lovely, simple, easy-to-make projects. Word count: 15,000
