Woolbuddy Needle Felting Pad, Needle Felting Mat, Needle Felting Supplies, Foam Pad Alternative, Wool Felting Mat, Made of Felting Wool, For Needle Felting, Wet Felting and 3D Felting, 10inx10inx1.5in

Great product. Easy to felt on.

I hate the little styrofoam (or whatever they are) blocks that the supplies usually provide and this was exactly what I needed to make the craft actually enjoyable again. I can use it easily anywhere and it’s big enough to hold if I’m not at a table or rest my hand/wrist on while I work. The material doesn’t stick to it and it’s firm enough to work on easily. I can’t praise this enough besides wishing they came in more colors or designs or something like that but even for what it is it’s great!

Simply the BEST work toolbfor needle felting!

Very easy to work with. This is my first felting project and I am very happy with this pad and a good price.

II like the size and firmness of this needle felting pad

I saw some made of burlap or sisal. It had a dark side and a light side. But they were much more expensive. I’ve been enjoying this mat. Which side it’s on doesn’t matter. It’s pretty and a nice size. About the size of an iPad. Mine is a light blue. It’s firm and straight. The other one looked like pillows. This one is strong and flat with a surface just right. There’s no way the other kind is worth the extra money.

I am a beginning felter and I tend to learn by trial and error rather than viewing online tutorials as I should. I purchased the brush type felting pad, a foam one and the Wool Buddy. I hated the brush type immediately, it seemed wobbly and insecure. The foam type was OK but I didnt like the feel or sound of the needle going in and I knew it couldnt last long. Then I tried the Wool Buddy, XL size. I loved the size, the thickness and the feel of it. It felt secure, it felt steady and no matter how much I punched there were no holes or wear that I could see. My only problem was MY OWN FAULT!. I was making a felted leaf, first time I tried it. Of course, a leaf is a flat piece. I needled away and loved the result. Went to pull up the leaf and it was FIRMLY attached to the Wool Buddy. I ruined one side of the WB pulling and scraping the leaf out of it. I didnt want to give up on the WB because I loved everything else about it. So... I did what I should have, watched a few tutorials and got some good tips and realized I was a felting idiot but one with hope. I started again on the remaining good side of the WB. I cut some squares of tulle netting a little larger than the size of the leaf I wanted to make. I put one piece of tulle on the WB, laid out my wool fibers and put another piece of tulle on top, a felting sandwich of sorts. I started needling but every minute or so, I pulled the leaf all the way off the WB and flipped it over. If the tulle got too many holes, I replaced it. The tulle and the frequent flipping worked like a charm. The leaf pulled away perfectly from both the tulle and the WB leaf. Use the WB right and you will love it! All I have to do now is avoid the ugly side I ruined!

While using this product to felt a little ornament, I thought the Woolbuddy was fantastic. However, my mind was changed when I went to take it off the Woolbuddy. I tried to take the project off the Woolbuddy and a few other people tried also. There is no way to get it off. I happened to be at wool felting class at the time. At the beginning of the class, a few people wanted to buy the Woolbuddy. Now no one wants one. What a disappointment!

Really like this felting mat. Generous size, resilient work surface. Much better than foam or brush mat. Environmentally friendly.

Nice concept, but mine arrived really bumpy and sunken in the center. I might have liked it a lot, and I guess it works, but I feel like I’m working in a hole.