verFilzt Und zugeNäht: Issue 15
2nd half 2006
published on: 15th September of 2006
FUN no. 15, the last issue realized by Beate Bossert. The content is about the third part of the journey to Kyrgyzstan, the 11th German-speaking Felters' Gathering in Hohebuch and in the shhep gallery the long wool Wensleydale sheep is presented. In South Tyrolthe 5th International Felters' Gathering took place with it a review in detail with impressions of the particular workshops.verFilzt Und zugeNäht: Issue 14
1st half 2006
published on: 15th January of 2006
We present the second part of our journey to Kyrgyztan, and portrait the artists Ulrike von Kutzleben and Ruth Bucci Baumer as well as the life of a »felt engineer«: Bruno Bujack fromDüsseldorf, Germany. Focus of this issue is needle felting.verFilzt Und zugeNäht: Issue 13
2nd half 2005
published on: 15th September of 2005
There is an extensive report about the 10th German-speaking Felters' Gathering as a cheerful jubilee celebration in Fehman - an island in the Baltic Sea, the begin of a threepart travelogue about Kyrgyzstan by Annemie Koenenand the 4th International Felters' Gathering in South Tyrol.verFilzt Und zugeNäht: Issue 12
1st half 2005
published on: 15th January of 2005
A very special and big event with around 200 participants was the world felters' gathering in Hungary that finds its apting space in this issue. Beate Bossert writes about the German »Filznetzwerk (Feltnetwork)« and its goal to connect felters. And thereare portraits of six artists: Judit Pocs, Joanne Circle, Margarete Warth, Tina Dix, Doris Spanowski und Margret Riedl.
FUN shows its colours and says goodbye to a pure black and white magazine to be able to show the colourfulworld of felting. In the artists' portraits we learn about Julie Herberger-Dittrich and Barbara Maier.verFilzt Und zugeNäht: Issue 10
1st half 2004
published on: 15th January of 2004
Time to celebrate: Ten FUN issues found already their way to felt interested readers! This »jubilee«-issue offers a versatile mixture as usual: The Black Nose Sheep joins to the others in the »Sheep Gallery«, in the artists'portraits we read about Martina Emig-Karner and Beate Thierling. Seite:
