JENNIFER ANGELO:
THE ART OF FELTING
Date: May 1, 2021, 10:00 a.m. Come at 9:30 to sewcialize!
Location: VIA ZOOM. An email containing a registration link will be sent to all members the month prior to the meeting. If you are a visitor who would like to attend, please email us with your request.
As a felt artist, Jennifer uses natural fibers to create hand-made, easy-to-wear garments that shield the spirit, protect the body from chill, and provide a sense of tranquility and timelessness.
Using the felting technique called "nuno" - a Japanese word meaning "cloth" - she fuses the softest Merino wool with hand-dyed silk to create one of a kind fabrics which she shapes into lightweight scarves, wraps and other drapable pieces. Inspiration to begin nuno felting came when Jennifer lived in New Zealand, where the ubiquitous Merino sheep provide soft, sensitive and sustainable wool. Clothing made of this organic, breathable fiber link the wearer to the world's living beauty.
THE ART OF FELTING
Date: May 1, 2021, 10:00 a.m. Come at 9:30 to sewcialize!
Location: VIA ZOOM. An email containing a registration link will be sent to all members the month prior to the meeting. If you are a visitor who would like to attend, please email us with your request.
As a felt artist, Jennifer uses natural fibers to create hand-made, easy-to-wear garments that shield the spirit, protect the body from chill, and provide a sense of tranquility and timelessness.
Using the felting technique called "nuno" - a Japanese word meaning "cloth" - she fuses the softest Merino wool with hand-dyed silk to create one of a kind fabrics which she shapes into lightweight scarves, wraps and other drapable pieces. Inspiration to begin nuno felting came when Jennifer lived in New Zealand, where the ubiquitous Merino sheep provide soft, sensitive and sustainable wool. Clothing made of this organic, breathable fiber link the wearer to the world's living beauty.
ASG is a membership organization that welcomes needlework enthusiasts of all skill levels and from many different walks of life. Our Chapter is located in Santa Rosa California, and we have members from all over Sonoma, Napa and Marin Counties. Members meet monthly and at neighborhood groups to learn new sewing skills, network with others who share an interest in sewing and related arts and participate in community service sewing projects. Membership in the Guild gives you an opportunity to experience your love of any type of needlwork with others who share your interest. Click here to check out the national website. Discounts and webinars and more are on the website. |
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