This filzfun Spring issue is dedicated to the theme of connection – with people, nature, and one’s own creative path. Look forward to inspiring artist portraits: from blind textile artist Sugandha Gupta, who “sees” felt with her hands, to Daniela Balducci’s sustainable felt art and Kathy Hoath’s meditative work. Meet Solvig Rosenberger-Solmecke with her timeless, minimalist pieces and discover the touching life blankets created by Dutch artist Annemie Koenen for life’s final journey. Additional features include the film “The Wool, the Human, the Sheep,” international encounters in Izmir, insights into felt picture techniques, and a preview of Filzkolleg 2026. Two step-by-step projects – a whimsical fairy-house felt bag and a sunset-over-Hawaii felt picture – invite you to start creating. → more

With this filzfun winter issue, we invite you into a season of warmth, creativity, and inspiration. Discover captivating artist profiles – from Lucy Sparrow’s lovingly felted miniature worlds to Diana Nagorna’s emotional fashion and performance art, and Annett Lohmann’s poetic felt landscapes. We also remember the unforgettable Charlotte Sehmisch and take a look at Margit Röhm’s exhibition “Children’s Books Meet Felt.” Three creative winter tutorials invite you to try your hand at new projects: a woolly Christmas tree, a mysterious nuno-felted scarf, and a charming hot-water bottle cover. The issue is rounded off with insights into exhibitions, technical experiments such as dyeing with cochineal, and stories from the world of felt – from South Tyrol to Hungarian carpet art. → more

The filzfun autumn issue celebrates the magic of connection – with inspiring artist portraits, creative tutorials, and fascinating insights into the felting community. Discover the work of Ariane Mariane, Jill Harrison, Ellen Bakker, and Margot van Leeuwen, explore felt art combined with coaching, digital design, and textile poetry. Creative projects such as a rainbow fairy, a playful hand puppet, and the technique of book stencils invite you to try them out yourself. In addition, you’ll find reports on markets, gatherings, and the newly opened Felt House at Werenziahof. An autumn issue full of ideas, stories, and inspiration for your own creations. → more

The filzfun summer issue is all about moments in which light, warmth and inspiration form a symbiosis. Among other things, we present the queer French felt artist Pierre-Yves Delannoy, a touching portrait about the courage to creatively implement attitude. Heike Böhn, on the other hand, invites us to celebrate the annual cycle with her works. Flóra Carlile-Kovács from Seattle brings nature and art together in her “Felt Weaving”. Liubov Maier, on the other hand, gives age a face: with lovingly felted grandmas and grandpas. Constanze Habringer-Krög, who designs clothes from felt as if from a single piece, creates seamless beauty. → more

There's lots of colorful things to discover in our spring issue. Felt artist Marjolein Dallinga from Canada, for example, has made it to the stages of Cirque du Soleil with her colorful and imaginative costumes. Artist Heike Reul also has a passion for combining art and fashion. She makes unique dresses and likes to present them in fashion shows. Tone-Kristin Lone, on the other hand, is inspired by the magical landscapes of her Norwegian homeland and creates her wool paintings in the most beautiful natural tones. → more

In this issue of flzfun, we present portraits of the following felt artists: Artist Susanne Weber, who uses unique mixing techniques and makes her felt pictures look almost like watercolor paintings. Dutch artist Lisette Smulders de Groote, on the other hand, focuses on bright colors, roses and dots. Felt artist Christian König's trademark is funny felt figures with original names. You can also find out how British artist Natasha Smart creates her three-dimensional, sculptural felt projects. In keeping with the approaching festive season, she has also created instructions for a felt clutch for filzfun. → more