Wet Felted Harvest Trivet

Felting Program: Wet Felted Harvest Trivet

Saturday, November 9th       1:30-3:30 pm
$20 program fee
*12 participant maximum*

Learn how to transform wool and plant fibers into felt using the wet felting technique. A
simple, square shape is the guide for the fiber layout. Natural and dyed wool, flax, and cotton
fibers will be provided to decorate the surface and add texture to the felt. The finished project
can be used as a trivet for a fall harvest table or as wall hanging decor. Final project will be around 6″ x 6″.

Facilitated by: Gail Maraman
Gail became interested in wool and felt making when she began caring for a small flock of sheep at Windy Crest Farm in Granville, Ohio. Using the wool from her own sheep, she learned how to design and create many different types of felt: traditional, watercolor, needle, and Nuno. Today, her finished felt pieces include wearable art accessories and items for home decor.

Registration, which is required, closes three business days prior to the program or when capacity is reached. Program has a minimum of five participants. We ask that program participants pay for the program at the time of registration. Payment can be made using the secure form on this page. You may also pay by check or cash if you prefer. Please register by calling (614) 866-4302, emailing, or via this form,

Shepherd’s Corner Ecology Center is an outreach of The Dominican Sisters of Peace.