Free Lesson Plans + Felt Along Course with Purchase of A Classroom Starter Kit!

A closeup of a teachers hands one hand holding wool and the other using a barbed felting needle to needle felt a teal colored monster

What is Needle Felting?

Needle Felting is the Process of using a barbed needle to poke and tangle wool fibres to create 3D shapes.

Learn more about Needle Felting
close up of hands rubbing wool as part of the wet felting process inside a plastic ziplock bag

What is Wet Felting?

Worried about needles? This form of felting is safer! Massage wool with soap and water to matte fibres to create thin sheets of wool.

Learn about Wet Felting

Happy Teacher Testimonials

I didn’t realize it at the time, but felting changed the way I approach teaching and I’m really excited now to try new things

Nicole SD41

"Thank you so much that was so much fun. The time just flew by and I am relaxed, what could be better! You are so creative with felting I loved seeing all your creations."

Cathy Gordon Career Coordinator SD46


Fantastic Workshop! I love how they incorporated the growth mindset into making! I came struggling with confidence regarding the idea of the project and left with a fun, completed project! Thank You!

Sarah SD38

Just wanted to say ‘thank you’ for a really fun felting workshop today!  It was EXACTLY what so many of us needed  I’ve always wanted to know how to do it, and now I do! You made a lot of peoples’ days!

Kaia SD46

Great Ideas, simple and lots of room to modify and customize projects for different groups

Anonymous Teacher SD60

Who We've worked with

a blond light skinned teacher holds a felted fake taxidermy rat on a plaque she made at a pro d felting workshop

Download Our Free PAC Presentation

We know teachers often use their own money to pay for supplies and we know that's not fair!

We'll created a presentation to get your PAC onboard to pay for the startup cost of your new classroom activity.

Request the PAC Presentation
On the left a closeup image of the Magic Trout Imaginariums Head Imagineer Zee Kesler a light skinned woman with brown hair and bright red glasses smiling. Zee has colorful strands of wool tied in her hair.

Meet Your Instructor

Zee is a passionate DIY-er, driven community connector and the Head Imagineer of the Magic Trout Imaginarium. For the past 10 years, Zee has played a key role in connecting and growing Vancouver’s Maker communities with the aim of putting Vancouver on the map as a “Maker Mecca.” 

From skill sharing workshops for teachers and students, to build open source assistive technology, she strives to bring people together to share knowledge, spark curiosity and encourage personal growth.

Join Our Course!

Another Project: Curio Cabin Maximalist Design & Decor

Zee here, Head Imagineer of the Magic Trout Imaginarium. I love maximalist DIY and integrating felted projects into my decor.

Follow me as I re-decorate my home one room at a time with an Art Deco meets Victorian, meets Curio Cabinet Museum theme.

Curio Cabin Shop and Blog