Book 1:Beginner’s Guide to Needle Felting.Learn how to make charming cards, pictures, jewellery, a bird and even a figure from wool.

     Susanna Wallis demonstrates how to create wonderful pictures and three-dimensional objects using wool and simple needle felting techniques. Learn how to make charming cards, pictures, jewellery, a bird and even a figure from wool. Simple techniques, clearly explained Step by step photographs Six inspirational projects.

     Book 2:Simply Needlefelt: 20 Easy and Elegant Designs.Create beautiful felted items using easy techniques in Simply Needlefelt.

     Jayne Emerson, author of Simply Felt, brings her eye for color and form to needlefelting by machine or hand to produce stunning textiles to wear or decorate your home. If you’re a needlefelter, fiber artist, art quilter, or mixed-media artist of or just have an interest in needlefelt, you’ll delight in Simply Needlefelt.

     Simply Needlefelt includes:

     20 innovative projects in a range of fabrics and textiles including fiber jewelry, flowers, coasters, cushion covers, scarves, sweaters, blankets, bags, book covers, and more
     An introduction to tools, materials, and basic methods.
Clear step-by-step photographs and illustrations plus gorgeous project photography
     And more!
     Simply Needlefelt is both an inspiring and practical book offering an exciting range of new projects with tips and tricks to achieve professional quality design with ease. Each project section illustrates a different technique, from three-dimensional effects and applique to weaves and braids to combining multiple techniques in one project. Each project that features machine needlefelting also includes tips or alternatives to create the project by hand. Swatches and samples display new techniques and ideas, followed by projects and variations.

     Book 3:Weldon’s Practical Needlework, Vol. 2.Volume 2 features handsome knitted stockings, including a unique 3-color “Berlin” pattern for men, and lacy silk ones for women; a knitted harness for lively children is a real head-scratcher. Crochet patterns include unusual outerwear stitches such as Point Battenberg and edgings that incorporate rick-rack. Embroiderers will find lovely cross-stitch motifs and a crewel primer, as well as, elaborate patterns for macrame.