Felting is quite wondrous. I start with a ball of yarn, and after a lengthy process I end up with a beautiful bowl. All the yarn I use is 100% Peruvian Highland wool.  Most of it is undyed, the natural colour of the sheep.
The process starts with me knitting a bowl or rectangular shape. In the next step I agitate it by hand in very hot, slightly soapy water, using my Grandma's old washboard and a lot of elbow grease. I then dunk it into an ice-cold bath, then back into the hot bath. Back and forth, again and again. Over time, as only pure wool will do, it shrinks and matts into felt. Once the piece is the desired size, I hand-shape it over a form and let it dry. It is then steam blocked for added firmness. At this point the piece may be complete, or it may beg for some adornment.
The result is a wonderful organic, textural, soft vessel that is a piece of art as well as a useful container.  Toss keys into it when you come home, use it bedside for jewellery or eye glasses, or anywhere for a special treasure.  Bowls may be stacked or used separately.  Each bowl is one-of-a-kind with unique finishings.  Enquire here for a custom colour or size to suit your decor.