Name: Tentacle Treasures: Needle Felted Octopus
SKU: 3723
Availability: OutOfStock

Tentacle Treasures: Needle Felted Octopus

$60.00

Instructor: Jennifer Myka

Time of Class: 9:00 am to 12:00 pm on Saturday, March 28, 2026

Dive into the whimsical world of fiber art in this fun and engaging workshop where you’ll create a delightful needle-felted octopus ornament. Using soft wool and vibrant, hand-dyed long locks for the tentacles, you’ll learn how to shape and sculpt your octopus, giving it personality and flair.
As you work, I’ll guide you step-by-step through the needle-felting process, showing you how to attach the long, flowing locks to create realistic and playful tentacles.

By the end of the workshop, you’ll leave with at least one completed octopus ornament, perfect for hanging as a decoration or gifting to a loved one. You’ll also have the skills and techniques to continue exploring needle-felting on your own.

This workshop is suitable for beginners and experienced fiber artists alike. Join us for a creative adventure under the sea!

Additional materials, supplies, and tools will be available for optional purchase.

Be sure to scroll down and read complete class details and requirements before registering for this class.

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Description

Skill Level: Beginner, appropriate for all levels. Students should be able to use very sharp hand needles.

Age Requirements: Children 10 or older must be able to safely handle sharp needles and scissors, and must be accompanied by an adult taking the class who will assist them.

Instructor Will Supply: all the supplies, including colorful roving, core wool, and a selection of hand-dyed Teeswater and Suri alpaca locks, plus a tool kit to use during the workshop.

About the Instructor:

Jennifer Myka of Free Radical Fiber Arts is a Cincinnati-based fiber artist and educator who weaves story, science, and natural materials into her work. After decades of farm life and years raising alpacas, sheep, and goats at Free Radical Ranch, she brings firsthand fiber knowledge to every class she teaches. Trained in molecular biology and guided by a lifelong connection to animals, Jennifer helps students understand not only how to work with fiber, but why it behaves the way it does. Her workshops are welcoming, hands-on, and rooted in reverence for the natural world, inviting makers of all levels to create with confidence and joy!