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Reverse Felting Needles

Sale price$5.00

Add fuzzy texture and hints of underlying color to your wool sculptures! Reverse felting needles pull wool fibers outward, helping you create a soft, furry finish or bring color from beneath the surface into view.

  • Create fuzzy fur and textured details
  • Pull underlying wool colors through a surface layer
  • Add finishing effects to felted animals
  • Includes 3 reverse felting needles
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Product Details

Reverse felting needles have barbs that face the opposite direction from standard felting needles. They catch fibers as you withdraw the needle, drawing wool outward to create texture.

When to use them

Use a reverse needle after shaping and firming your sculpture to give selected areas a fuzzy, fur-like appearance. You can also pull fibers from an underlying color through the outer layer to create blended color effects.

Product details

  • Needle type: Reverse barb
  • Best for: Fuzzy texture, fur effects, and bringing underlying colors to the surface
  • Quantity: 3 needles

Learn more about using reverse needles in the Bear Creek Needle Felting Academy.

Needle care: Insert and withdraw at the same angle. Avoid bending, twisting, or using the needle tip to pull wool into position.

Shipping & Returns

Shipping: Orders are carefully packed and shipped from our farm and fiber mill in Fort Ransom, North Dakota. Shipping options and delivery estimates are shown at checkout.

Returns: We want you to be happy with your order. Please review our Shipping and Return policies for complete details about eligible returns, exchanges, and order issues.

 FROM PASTURE TO PRODUCT 

From Our Flock to Your Hands 

At Bear Creek Felting, our story begins on our North Dakota sheep farm, where I've been carefully breeding sheep for their felting wool since 2005. From choosing the right breeding stock to caring for our flock, every decision is made with wool quality in mind.

Just a few miles from the farm, we wash, dye, and card our wool in small batches at our Fort Ransom fiber mill. It's a hands-on process that allows us to pay close attention to the quality of the fiber we share with you.

Whether you're creating your first needle-felted animal or adding to a growing collection, my goal is to provide beautiful materials and tools that make your felting experience a joy.