Expedite drying by laying the item flat on a clean towel. With the item in its original shape, roll it up in the towel like a sleeping bag to remove excess water. When drying, avoid direct sunlight and heat sources, such as the radiator, because they can yellow, shrink, or damage woolens.
To remove wrinkles, we recommend steaming for the best and safest finish. If ironing, use the lowest temperature setting and iron on the wrong side of the fabric with the garment inside out. A pressing cloth between the iron and item will be safest.
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But can you wash craft felt? The answer is yes, but proceed with caution! If you work with craft felt a lot, you know that felt is incredibly delicate. We highly suggest handwashing your felt, but it is possible to machine wash it, if done properly. Pro Tip: If you are working on a project with craft felt that you think might need to be washed in the future, consider prewashing it by soaking it in warm, soapy water.
This will bind the fibers close together, so you don't have to worry about that happening when you wash it later. We highly recommend using the hand washing method for felt, especially for those projects that have sentimental value.
Yes, it's a little bit more work, but hand washing gets felt just as clean as machine washing but without the risk of ruining the fabric.
Fill your sink or tub with cold water and detergent. Completely submerge the felt. Let the felt soak in the water for a few minutes, working out the stains with your fingers. Use a soft toothbrush to lightly scrub out the tougher stains. Wring the felt completely.
Felt absorbs water easily, and if you do not wring it out, it will trap that water in its fibers, causing mold to grow. Let it air dry! While machine washing is not the best way to wash your felt, it is still possible if you proceed with caution. Machine washing felt is probably better saved for large batches of felt, where you don't have to worry as much about the water overfilling.
Machine wash with cold water on a delicate cycle. Make sure the machine does not fill all the way with water. Too much water can ruin the felt and alter its shape. You want the water to just cover the felt. Run the felt through the entire washing cycle. There will be more shrinkage this way and the felt will become lumpy. Ironing helps to smooth the lumps.
We are not responsible for over shrinkage or any loss that may occur during the process of washing or drying your felt. Wool felt often continues to shrink once it's on the garment so it is best to wash as gently as possible: by hand in cool water or dry clean. For best results, we recommend dry cleaning or spot cleaning to avoid color bleeding and shrinkage. You might be able to prevent dye transfer with a product like Shout Color Catcher. Experiment in advance. Roll article gently in a clean old towel, lightly squeeze to remove excess water then lay flat to dry.
We are not responsible for any damages that may happen during the process of washing or drying your felt. Washing Garments and Blankets Decorated with Pre-Washed Felt Wool felt often continues to shrink once it's on the garment so it is best to wash as gently as possible: by hand in cool water or dry clean.
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