verFilzt Und zugeNäht: Issue 08
1st half 2003
published on: 05th January of 2003
The problems with the lost data is almost resolved, nearly all addresses refound. This issue offers a versatile mixture as usual: In the »Sheep Gallery« we find worth knowing stuff about the Puszta sheep, Renate Maile-Moskowitz designs a felted ram horn mandala.verFilzt Und zugeNäht: Issue 07
2nd half 2002
published on: 15th September of 2002
This issue's focus is on »felt and therapy«, articles to this are from Heidi Helmhold, István Vidák, Christa Doll and Kathrin Schmitz who present their »bend carpet« for special needs education. Anita Spannagel explains how to produce a Kirghiz shyrdak.verFilzt Und zugeNäht: Issue 06
1st half 2002
published on: 15th January of 2002
FUN is evolving more and more into a central medium of the felt scene: The calendar of events and workshops need constantly more space and a workshop printed in the magazine has positive effects on the demand for it. The Pom-eranian Coarsewool Sheep expands the still small »Sheep Gallery«.verFilzt Und zugeNäht: Issue 05
2nd half 2001
published on: 15th September of 2001
The FUN raises its image. Starting with this issue the artists' portraits occupy a firm place in the magazine, beginning with the portraits of Mari Nagy and Istvan Vidak. Furthermore a sheep breed and sorts of wool series initiates.verFilzt Und zugeNäht: Issue 04
1st half 2001
published on: 15th January of 2001
Fuz becomes FUN! After many discussions the old name »verFilzt Und zugeNäht« remains with a new shortcut. In this issue you read about felting with dog wool, European felt art, felting in Switzerland and the Netherlands. We explain what an earthwormhas in common with wool fibres and what is hiding behind the term nuno felt.verFilzt Und zugeNäht: Issue 03
2nd half 2000
published on: 15th September of 2000
The »Fuz« becomes one year old and doubled its volume - 16 pages became 32. The magazine broadens its horizon into the direction of the German neighbouring countries: »Country pages« shall provide a glance to Austria, Switzerland, South Tyrol, the Netherlands and Denmark.Seite:
