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How to Make a Wet Felted Nuno Scarf – by Muffs Merino
If you’ve ever wanted to try your hand at nuno felting but weren’t sure where to start, this tutorial by Muffs Merino is a gentle, inspiring introduction. Nuno felting combines soft merino wool with a lightweight fabric base, creating a beautifully textured, wearable fabric that’s both cozy and breathable.
In this video, the artist walks you through each step of making a delicate wet felted nuno scarf, perfect for layering through the cooler months. The technique is simple yet satisfying — you’ll learn how to layer fibers, add splashes of color, and felt them into silk or cotton gauze using warm water, soap, and gentle friction.
Why You’ll Love This Tutorial
This project is beginner-friendly but has plenty of creative potential for more experienced feltmakers. You can experiment with color combinations, fiber placement, and even fabric textures to create something truly unique.
The result? A soft, airy scarf that feels luxurious and looks hand-painted, with rippling, organic textures that catch the light.
Project Highlights
Step-by-step layout of wool and fabric
Tips on water and soap ratios for even felting
Creative use of color and blending techniques
Finishing and fulling for the perfect drape
Muffs Merino’s teaching style is friendly and detailed, making it easy to follow along even if you’re completely new to wet felting.
Nuno felting is one of those magical crafts where every project feels like a surprise — no two scarves ever turn out the same. This tutorial is a wonderful way to explore texture and color in a wearable art form you can truly make your own.
Watch the full video here: How to Make a Wet Felted Nuno Scarf by Muffs Merino