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Needle felting kits, wool, and classes from Bear Creek Felting’s North Dakota flock—perfect for crafters of all levels.
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Bear Creek Felting is a woman-owned fiber arts business based on a North Dakota farm, founded by fiber artist and professional needle felter Teresa Perleberg. The company brings wool from its own flock to finished products, raising sheep on the farm, processing the wool in-house, and assembling kits in its studio. Its offerings include beginner-friendly and advanced needle felting kits, natural felting wool, needles, tools, pads, patterns, group and classroom kits, bundles, and seasonal projects. Bear Creek Felting also sells Teresa’s needle-felted art and other farm-related products, including a wool scouring agent and wool fertilizer pellets.
Education is central to the brand. Customers can learn through tutorials, guides, classes, retreats, and the Bear Creek Felting Academy, an online learning community for developing skills and sharing work. The business has taught needle felting since 2008 and provides instructions designed to help newcomers build confidence while offering detailed projects for more experienced makers.
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