NUNO FELT SILK AND WOOL ART SCARF MAKING VIDEO COURSE
Experience the tactile and comforting feel of fibre art through this nuno felt art scarf making!
“Nuno” is cloth in Japanese, and speaks to the simple and transformative charm when fabric and organic fibres are bonded together to make something uniquely beautiful.
If you’ve ever been curious about how to create a nuno felt scarf from scratch classes are for you!
I am delighted to teach these making classes online. Come join me for a memorable hands-on series of classes.
List of materials and instructions for set up will be provided beforehand so that you can join in and follow at your own pace.
The teaching videos will be shared on Rusuku platform for you to use them at your own pace and practise at home.
Important: The course will be available for you there for 4 weeks total. You will need to register on Rusuku for free and you are ready to start learning.
What you’ll learn:
+ how to choose your materials, thicknesses of wool in microns and fibres I use
+ types of fabrics that can be your base layer
+ principles of building or sculpting a scarf
+ my set up and tools used
+ stages of the Nuno felt process I use
+ working with the hand sander vs making a scarf by hand
+ layout and calculating shrinkage
+ ways to speed up the work
+ rubbing, fulling and finishing details
+mindset plus tips on how to approach your project.
Upon payment, you’ll be sent details on your sessions set up and questions on materials to consider in advance.
Suitable for crafters, designers, creatives and those wanting to try to make your own accessories.
Contents:
49 video lessons for you to follow at your own pace
one Q and A arranged meet up where we discuss your questions that arise on materials and process.
my online support via platform messaging as you proceed creating your own garment.
For more information and details get in touch @tanya@tanyarobinson.org
**All bookings are non-refundable and non-exchangeable. Please keep this in mind when booking your place.
Copyright @Tanya Robinson, 2025.
All rights reserved.
NUNO FELT SILK AND WOOL ART SCARF MAKING VIDEO COURSE
Experience the tactile and comforting feel of fibre art through this nuno felt art scarf making!
“Nuno” is cloth in Japanese, and speaks to the simple and transformative charm when fabric and organic fibres are bonded together to make something uniquely beautiful.
If you’ve ever been curious about how to create a nuno felt scarf from scratch classes are for you!
I am delighted to teach these making classes online. Come join me for a memorable hands-on series of classes.
List of materials and instructions for set up will be provided beforehand so that you can join in and follow at your own pace.
The teaching videos will be shared on Rusuku platform for you to use them at your own pace and practise at home.
Important: The course will be available for you there for 4 weeks total. You will need to register on Rusuku for free and you are ready to start learning.
What you’ll learn:
+ how to choose your materials, thicknesses of wool in microns and fibres I use
+ types of fabrics that can be your base layer
+ principles of building or sculpting a scarf
+ my set up and tools used
+ stages of the Nuno felt process I use
+ working with the hand sander vs making a scarf by hand
+ layout and calculating shrinkage
+ ways to speed up the work
+ rubbing, fulling and finishing details
+mindset plus tips on how to approach your project.
Upon payment, you’ll be sent details on your sessions set up and questions on materials to consider in advance.
Suitable for crafters, designers, creatives and those wanting to try to make your own accessories.
Contents:
49 video lessons for you to follow at your own pace
one Q and A arranged meet up where we discuss your questions that arise on materials and process.
my online support via platform messaging as you proceed creating your own garment.
For more information and details get in touch @tanya@tanyarobinson.org
**All bookings are non-refundable and non-exchangeable. Please keep this in mind when booking your place.
Copyright @Tanya Robinson, 2025.
All rights reserved.