Felt and Cotton Goods

A matted fabric called felt is made of compressed and pressed-together textile fibers. Nowadays, acrylic and other synthetic fibers can be used to create felt, which was once only possible with wool or another kind of animal fur. Felt still has a wide range of uses today, from crafts and decorations to clothing, just as it was used to make rugs, shoes, clothing, and even tents in the past. Even in some industrial settings, such as for machinery padding and soundproofing, felt is employed. Felt can be made from wool, viscose, polyester, polypropylene, recycled PET, kevlar, nylon, or cotton. MYTH…. Although felt is a Verb that describes a process, it is also used as a Noun to describe a fabric