Felt

Where to Find the Best Felt Online

Felt is a thin and light fabric obtained through the felting of fibers. Its main characteristic is that it does not fray when cut due to its particular structure, which is not that of the classic woven fabric. The versatility of felt is incredible: from DIY creations to lining bags, we have seen it featured in numerous variations. Available in the Tessiland catalog both in sheet format and in laser-cut shapes.

What is the difference between felt and pannolenci?

Both felt and pannolenci belong to the same family of so-called "non-woven fabric" because they are not woven on a loom and are therefore not true fabrics. The main difference lies in the thickness, which is significantly greater for felt, while for pannolenci, it is lower, making it suitable for work requiring greater flexibility, hence softer than felt.

How much does a sheet of pannolenci cost?

Thanks to extensive research, Tessiland can bring a sheet of pannolenci to your home at the cost of a coffee! Impossible, no, Tessiland! With over 40 colors per folder, it will allow you to complete your project with ease.

Where can you find pannolenci?

The only online store with a constantly available assortment and always new colors every season is Tessiland.

How many types of pannolenci are there?

It's true that there are many variations of pannolenci. There is printed pannolenci, glitter pannolenci, but Tessiland focuses on Plain Pannolenci with an enviable variety of colors... you can find red pannolenci, green pannolenci, white pannolenci if you need classic colors, but you can also find pastel colors for more complex pannolenci projects. Also, very fun for gift ideas are the 3D pannolenci, laser-cut pannolenci kits that can entertain both adults and children to create cute DIY shapes.

How to wash pannolenci?

Pannolenci does not require special care when washing in an open sheet (i.e., before being worked). Simply wash it in cold water with a drop of wool detergent. Once washed, it can be blotted with a towel and gently wrung out to remove excess water and then laid flat to dry. In the case that it has been worked, it should be considered whether the pannolenci project does not contain plastic or metal parts and act accordingly.

Why is it called "panno lenci"?

The name pannolenci comes from the Turin factory that first made beautiful dolls, still collectibles today. The factory was precisely Lenci in Turin, from which panno Lenci has become a single word today to distinguish this product.

Pannolenci Ideas. Some ideas on what to make and how: