Craft Set - Wool Painting. Girl in a Lavender Field

Wool painting, also known as felting or wool art, is an interesting and creative way to create works of art using colorful pieces of wool. Here are some steps you can take to start experimenting with this new form of painting:

Preparing materials:

Get a kit that contains pieces of colored wool, a special needle, and a sheet of felt. Make sure you have a variety of colors to work with.
Prepare scissors, a sponge or a piece of foam, and a little water for moistening your fingers in advance.
Choosing a subject:

Decide what you would like to depict in your painting. It can be something abstract or a specific object, landscape, or portrait - the choice depends on your preferences.
Creating a base:

Use the felt sheet as a canvas for your painting. It serves as a base to which the pieces of wool will be attached.
Working with wool:

Take a small piece of colored wool and pull it apart into thinner fibers. This can be done by pulling the wool in different directions.
Scatter the obtained fibers onto the felt in the desired places to create the shape and color scheme of your chosen subject.
Use the special needle to poke and secure the wool fibers onto the felt. Gradually layer the fibers until you achieve the desired result.
Adding details and shades:

To create various shades and textures, you can use different colors of wool and layers of fibers.
Use scissors to trim and shape the wool fibers to create more precise contours and details.
Finishing the work:

After completing the painting, carefully remove any excess fibers and wool scraps.
If the painting has stuck to the surface or is covered in fluff, you can use a sponge or a piece of foam soaked in water to treat the surface and smooth out the wool.