Felting is a timeless craft that has found renewed interest with artists and craftspeople alike. Icelandic Wool is world reknown and it's felting abilities make it the perfect wool for all felting applications.We offer felting batts which come in all the natural colors of our sheep: white, black, grey, moorit (brown) and champagne. Please email for availability. Felting batts are $1.50 per ounce. We also carry Icelandic yarns produced here in the United States and the Lopi made for Reynolds, which comes in 80 colors.
Shown here is my daughter Mikaela modeling one of the knitted/felted hats that I make. I always have some hats available for sale (as well as handmade felted purses and tote bags). Please inquire about colors and sizes currently in stock. I can also do custom orders. Hats are $45 and $55.
A Satisfied Customer's Testimony to the
Wonderful Qualities of Icelandic Wool for Felting:

"Laurie,
Start shearing now...I'm hooked on your Icelandic wool! Wow! This stuff felts like a dream...way, way, WAY easier than the Romney I used on the first two hats! ...I really can't believe how much easier this is to felt. I laid out the batts last night and was just going to get started, then work on it the next couple of days...but in a couple short hours last night I had it felted tighter and firmer than the two hats I have done! I think one more short session of wringing and rolling and it will be ready for final shaping already! That's less than a quarter of the time taken by the Romney wool!"
                                                                 Wanda

Pictured at right is Wanda's first hat felted from Icelandic wool. Note how stiff the brim is for its width - a characteristic possible without using stiffeners when felting with Icelandic wool. Photo courtesy of Wanda Tate.

At bottom  is a felted Icelandic fedora by Rita Collins.
To view some more artistic felt creations, please visit this website: www.heartfeltcreations.net
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Kay Petal makes awesome felt sculptures from Icelandic fleece from The Lavender Fleece.
Visit her website at www.feltalive.com