Canberra Region Feltmakers has existed since the early '90s to support and encourage all those interested in this versatile and exceptionally creative activity. Although based in Canberra, our membership spans not only the local region, but Sydney and the rest of NSW, and also includes a number of interstate and international members.

Next Felting Fun Day is 18 April 2012.
See the Members' pages for more information.

Felt flowers made by CRF members for Heads Up. People who have lost their hair can go to Heads Up for help with headwear.
News and events of interest to felters.
Convergence is a gathering of Australian and New Zealand
felt makers and sharing knowledge is the underlying theme.
The last convergence was in Bunbury, Western Australia. It
has become customary to hold a Convergence every two years,
alternately in Australia and New Zealand, offering a great
opportunity for those interested in feltmaking to meet,
learn and share their knowledge.
Read more about Felting Convergence
The 2012 Rapt in Felt exhibition will feature hand made felt
by members of the Canberra Region Feltmakers responding to
the theme 'metamorphosis'.
Read more about 2012 Rapt in Felt Exhibition
Upcoming workshops with places still available.
Collage is a method of cutting and laminating using chance
and intuition in the tradition of the surrealists.
Read more about Collage for Felting with Anita Larkin
Participants will make at least one pair of boots during
this workshop. Hard work but a lot of fun and the boots last
forever!!
Read more about Boots and Bells
Create a simple yet stylish bag and learn the basics of
three dimensional felt making at the same time. A range of
patterns will be supplied to choose from but students may
add their own ideas and design elements. The workshop will
include three dimensional layout using a resist,
incorporating pockets, flaps and making and attaching
handles. Bags of felt fun for all.
Read more about Bags of Felt Fun
Students will create an exciting, colourful piece of fabric
by blending colours, fabric, silks and yarns. Once blended
the pieces are laid out quite differently from conventional
felting. This can then be incorporated into a garment, wall
hanging or work bag. On the second day students may attempt
a sleeveless jacket using a patchwork technique. Students
will learn basic pattern design as well as finishing
techniques in the time we have available.
Read more about Blend a Fabric