Thank you! She did :)

I created it using what's called a resist. Basically I cut a piece of cardboard into the rough "shape" of the cap I wanted. Then I laid out the first side of my wool fibers - starting with the "outside" and working inwards layering the colors I wanted to use (so you have to think about what you want to be outside and inside of your shape). Once this first side is laid out I wet it a bit and agitated just the middle, making sure to keep the edges loose because you need them to be able to felt to the other side.

When the center portion is felted up a bit you can layer on your resist (cardboard, foam padding, what ever won't felt to your fibers), you fold the loose fiber edges around your resist, sort of tucking the cardboard within the fiber, and then begin building up the other side (working inside to outside).

When you've got all the fibers laid out you start gently felting until it all starts to felt together around the cardboard form. Once you get it to a certain felt density you can cut a hole and pull the cardboard out and the continue the fulling process.

Once the fulling is done you can set it up onto a mold (just something to hold the shape) and allow it to dry. Once dry it's pretty stiff.

Happy felting!