Line, shape, colour, texture, form, value, and space

I am a long and narrow bundle of fiber. I'm created during the process of making spun yarn from wool, raw cotton, or other fibers.

Straight, double sided, circular

I am the process of marking clay with a sharp object to attach two pieces.

I am the material in which you carve on, using a gouge tool.

A section in an art piece that is prominent.

I have barbs at the bottom of me because they grab the top layer of fibers and tangle them with the inner layers of fibers as the needle enters the wool. Because these notches face down by the end of the needle, they don't pull the fibers out.

I represent how many stitches and rows per inch and the suggested needle size. Thus I am important in that this information gives you an idea of what the final knitted fabric will look like.

I am watery clay used as glue.

You number your print on the left - 1/3. The title of your piece goes in the middle and the name and date go in the right . All of this is on the lower white edge of the print completed in pencil.

Symmetrical, asymmetrical, and radial

To create me you lay carded wool on a foam pad and begin jabbing the wool in a straight up and down motion. You continue poking the wool until it begins to felt. You felt the wool until it becomes attached, and holds together firmly.

The purpose of my different sizes is dependent on what your creating. An example could be that if your creating a blanket, you'd use larger version of me, whereas if your making a small hand cloth, I'd be much smaller.

I use a aluminum metal roll, a knitting needle, pencil, or a pointed object of your choice, and a styrofoam sheet to create what?

Materials typically used include plaster, vaseline, and water.

In weaving cloth, this is the set of lengthwise yarns that are held in tension on a frame or loom.

I occur when the wool fibers are matted together using a special felting needle. You have a lot of control over the final shape and more detailed designs can be made this way.

CO- cast on
BO- bind off
K- knit
P- purl
YO- yarn over

I am a layer or coating of a substance which has been fused to a clay piece through firing. I can serve to color, decorate, strengthen or waterproof an item.

I am the process where the protruding surface faces of the printing plate or in our case the softnoleum are inked. I am then applied with pressure to a piece of paper with a brayer.

I am a device used to weave cloth. The basic purpose of me is to hold the warp threads under tension to allow the interweaving of the weft threads.

I was one of the first materials known to man, dating back to 6,500 BC

I vary from size 0 (lace), 1 (super fine), 2 (fine), 3 (light), 4 (medium), 5 (bulky), 6 (super bulky)

I am the process of pushing clay repeatedly in order to remove air bubbles and extra moisture.

I have been used in rituals and ceremonies and am a very ancient human practice across the world. Although I can also be worn for protection, in hunting, in sports, in feasts or in wars or simply used as a decoration.