The felting process for wool is generally irreversible. Once wool is felted:

1. The fibers interlock permanently at a microscopic level.
2. This creates a strong, durable fabric.
3. The process can't be fully undone.

While some methods might slightly relax the fibers, they don't truly reverse felting. So, wool can go from its original state to felt, but not indefinitely back and forth between the two.

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