Nature Study
Slow Down. Look Closer.
It Starts With Observation
Every project in this collection begins with observation.
Before I ever pick up a felting needle, I spend time really looking. The shape, the colors, the tiny details, the way light falls across the surface. Nature has an incredible amount to teach us if we're willing to slow down long enough to notice.
That's exactly what this collection is about.
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Before You Begin
";Nature Study begins long before you pick up a felting needle.
The two Academy Guides below will help you slow down, observe more closely, and learn how to translate what you see into wool before you begin the projects in this collection.
I recommend starting with these guides first. They'll give you a foundation you'll use throughout every Nature Study project.
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The two Academy Guides below will help you slow down, observe more closely, and learn how to translate what you see into wool before you begin the projects in this collection.
I recommend starting with these guides first. They'll give you a foundation you'll use throughout every Nature Study project.
WHERE WOULD YOU LIKE TO BEGIN?
Choose a Subject
Follow Your Curiosity
Pick what catches your eye, then take your time. These studies are designed to help you notice small details and translate them into wool with confidence.
Choose a subject that fits the season or your current curiosity
Revisit the same study anytime to see new details
Keep notes or quick sketches as you work
Let your finished piece become part of your field-journal collection
Explore More Nature
Ready to Paint with Wool?
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