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Belt Class

$85.00

Get ready for a colorful, hands-on felting adventure! In this playful workshop, you’ll design and create your very own set of wet-felted belts—perfect for adding a pop of handmade personality to your wardrobe.

We’ll start by choosing a palette from a rainbow of wool colors, then lay out a long, three-color design that matches your vibe. Love deep celestial hues? Try a Galaxy style. Prefer something bright and blooming? Go Garden. More of a market-day maximalist or forest wanderer? Market and Woodsie palettes are all yours, too!

You’ll felt your piece into a sturdy, textured belt blank, then we’ll cut it into three matching belts—so you go home with a small collection! Add charming felted cord tassel ties for a finishing touch that feels both functional and fun.

No experience needed—just curiosity, creativity, and a love for color.
Come felt, laugh, make something beautiful, and leave with belts that are as unique as you are.

Materials included!

Get ready for a colorful, hands-on felting adventure! In this playful workshop, you’ll design and create your very own set of wet-felted belts—perfect for adding a pop of handmade personality to your wardrobe.

We’ll start by choosing a palette from a rainbow of wool colors, then lay out a long, three-color design that matches your vibe. Love deep celestial hues? Try a Galaxy style. Prefer something bright and blooming? Go Garden. More of a market-day maximalist or forest wanderer? Market and Woodsie palettes are all yours, too!

You’ll felt your piece into a sturdy, textured belt blank, then we’ll cut it into three matching belts—so you go home with a small collection! Add charming felted cord tassel ties for a finishing touch that feels both functional and fun.

No experience needed—just curiosity, creativity, and a love for color.
Come felt, laugh, make something beautiful, and leave with belts that are as unique as you are.

Materials included!

What to Expect: This is a physically active class that involves standing for long periods and vigorous rolling using your hands, arms, and upper body. 

What to Wear: It’s handy to wear an apron to catch the water drips and ¾ sleeves, sleeves you can roll up or sleeves you don’t mind getting wet. You’ll need comfy shoes. 

What to Bring: Snacks or a lunch and a drink. There is a fridge and microwave available. We’ll have water, tea and cookies on hand for munching anytime. 

This class is perfect for those who have taken our beginning felting class or the adventurous beginner.