Tash Wesp and her wearable art
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My felting journey began with hats. I wanted to make a comical, colorful hat for my comedy act character.

An assortment of hats in many different colors and styles.

Experimenting with baby hats.....

After hats, I started on shawls and wraps. This is a one-piece wet felted shawl.

Then I began felting with fine merino wool and fabrics, incorporating the fabrics into the wet felting process.

A circular cape was an inspiration!

Bags...I am now doing backpack bags as well.

Flowers...These can be displayed in a bouquet arrangement, or an individual flower can be converted into a pin for a hat or coat lapel.

Puppets were created at the request of my son. I now do ducks, zebras, and mythical creatures.

Scarf made with wet felting of fine merino wool and fabrics.

This jacket was primarily done with wet felting of merino wool with a fabric panel wet felted in the front. It has a bit of a Japanese influence.

This face came out in one of my creations, and I have been using it in other wearable art creations.

I like to do outfits, like this hat and vest combo.

My skirt creations came from a request from my cousin.

Another hat and jumper combination, using a variant of the face.