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Felted  Goat’s Milk Soap on a Rope

Felted Goat’s Milk Soap on a Rope

Felted soap is a unique and natural product where wool fibres are wrapped around a bar of soap, then gently agitated with warm water to form a snug, textured casing. This wool acts as a washcloth, offering mild exfoliation while the soap lathers beneath it. As you use the felted soap, the wool gradually tightens around the shrinking soap, extending its life and creating less waste. Wool is naturally antimicrobial and biodegradable, making felted soap both practical and eco-friendly. Once the soap is gone, the wool casing can be repurposed or composted. Perfect for gifts or a unique addition to a bathroom!
Supporting British wool means embracing sustainable, local craftsmanship that directly benefits farmers, artisans, and the environment. British wool, sourced from native sheep breeds raised across the UK, is known for its durability, natural warmth, and unique textures. It’s a renewable, biodegradable resource, making it an eco-friendly choice for clothing, crafts, and home goods.
By choosing British wool, you’re helping to sustain traditional farming and shepherding practices while reducing carbon footprints associated with long-distance imports. Supporting this local industry also preserves biodiversity by encouraging the raising of native sheep breeds suited to the British climate and landscape.

Bio Wool Cosy and Travel Mug

Bio Wool Cosy and Travel Mug

The Wheat Grain Bio Travel Mugs are lightweight and easy to carry, fitting seamlessly into your daily routine. Many cafes welcome these mugs, making it even easier to enjoy your favourite drinks sustainably. Choose our bio travel mugs and join the movement towards a greener planet.
You can purchase my bears at Dippy Doodahs, Hailsham, UNO Art Gallery Seaford when exhibiting , and where I attend Fayres and Shows

Classes

Classes

Valerie is an experienced and fully qualified teacher offering needle and wet felting classes in East Sussex for small groups. She provides a range of workshops, from simple to advanced projects, catering to different skill levels, abilities, and interests. Valerie welcomes inquiries from local organizations or groups interested in her workshops. She is willing to travel within East Sussex

Hi, I’m Valerie

I live in a rural market town in East Sussex, close to both the South Downs and the coast. I am a felt artist and I love making and teaching.  Find out more on my About Me page