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Feltscaping

Here's a helpful step by step guide to creating beautiful needle felting projects.

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Needle Felting Attachment

Techniques - NeedleFeltingAttachment

Needle Felting Attachment

The process of machine needle felting is so unlike anything you have ever experienced before, it is hard to believe how quickly and easily your creative ideas become reality. Brother's needle felting attachment quickly and securely punches wool roving, fabrics, felt or yarns into a base fabric. Just move the fabric freely and let your imagination do the work. Create beautiful surface embellishment on virtually any fabric.

No thread required! Each needle felting attachment consists of five individual barbed needles that catch the fibers of the wool roving and push them into the base fabric to create your design.

The specially designed foot easily adjusts to accommodate the height of the fabrics and fibers used in your project. If you choose to create with yarn instead of roving, the handy yarn guide helps you place the yarn exactly where you want it.

The dust box collects accumulated lint and bits of fiber to keep the bobbin area clean.

Remove the needle, the presser foot and the needle plate. Attach the needle felting attachment.*
Draw a rough sketch of your design onto your base fabric with a chalk pen. You can also needle felt freestyle.
Place a small amount of wool roving, or other embellishing fibers or yarns, in the pattern area under the foot.
As you start your sewing machine, slowly move the base fabric in a random fashion and watch your design take shape.

*Refer to your user's manual for complete installation instructions.
NOTE: Needle felting attachment is designed for use only on Brother PQ-series sewing machines.


Needle felting foot with needle guard Felting needle plate with dust box Felting needle holder Thread take-up cover Felting needle (2 pieces) Screwdriver (2 types) Wool roving

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