Felting bracelets in this way was created by varying more and more from the simple arm rings from the booklet by Mari Nagy and István Vidák. On my site you will find a free online lesson and you can make these armrings.
https://annemiekoenen.com/nl/online/
We work here with a long roving in one piece, which we wrap around the resist, without laying out the wool. We learn how to make the resist, measure the roving, how to decorate and further felt the bracelet.
We wish you lots of fun! Annemie
- Towel, bowl, olive soap, material to turn your work (x)
- Cm and calculator
- Underfloor (x)
- Needle and yarn when it is necessary
- Scissors
- about 30 grams of wool (x)
- embellishment materials (x)
In the webshop you find also a kit belonging to this course.
https://webshop.annemiekoenen.com/en/shop/dye-kitchen/diy-felt-packages/bracelet-starter-pack/
All (x) marked materials you also find in the webshop.
Course Content
Ratings and Reviews
Eleanor Wardle
Lovely clear instructions, showing method I've not seen before. Liked that it showed what to do if bit came unattached and how to keep edges even and that the bracelet is guaranteed to fit well. Looking forward to making one. This video has sparked my imagination. Thank you
Laura Mcclain
Thank you for a wonderful course! Pulling the roving through the water and onto the resist directly is brilliant. I would love to see another video with embroidery ideas and techniques. Thank you so much!
Hi Laura, thanks so much. There are some inspiration movies to embroidery on felt, you can look here:
https://annemiekoenen.com/en/news/een-half-uurtje-borduren-samen-met-annemie-koenen-deel-4/
And here some inspiration from students work from the favorite embroidery stitches book class:
https://annemiekoenen.com/en/online-course/mijn-favoriete-borduurstekenboek/
Enjoy! Annemie
Anne Spellacy
Well done and complete information, instructions and demonstration. I have been asked to teach a class on felting for a support group of teenagers that have experienced trauma. I think this will be very theraputic in the hands on and creative nature of wet felting. Also ,it looks as if I could supply the materials without a great deal of expense. Thank you for sharing your talent.
Hi, thanks for the compliments. I am really look forward to hear from you to see how it was gone with your student group. Good luck, Annemie
Marie Eaton Smith
I enjoyed the course. Instructions were very clear, and lovely to watch the instructor. I have not used roving in this manner previously, so this was unexpected, but very interesting too. I have not made the bracelet yet, but I will do very soon. Thank you so much.
Hi Marie, thanks for you commend. Enjoy with making it and probably also embroider it. All the best, Annemie
Fay Barnaby
Follow this free course and learn more than you expect. I always thought thin even felt was a mysterious unattainable process. Annemie shows how it is done.
Thank you so much Fay! I am happy that you could learn from it! All the best and see you another time. Annemie
Cheryl Cracknell
Hello Annemie! Your bracelet tutorial was for me a refresher as you taught us this in Bishampton, England! I still have the bracelet and you also taught us the embroidery stitches to decorate it. It is very good . Thank you For your interesting and easy technique!
Dear Cheryl,
thanks for your commant and how good that you could refresh and still have your first bracelet.
Hope to see you in september.
I think you also tried to post a photograph, but that’s not visable.
Hug, Annemie
Many thanks, looking forward to your bracelet