May
23

Needle felting with a cookie cutter is a fun, and easy way to create flat wool shapes that you can use for embellishments on sewing and felting projects. These shapes would be adorable felted onto a T-shirt or a jean jacket. Using a cookie cutter saves you from having to create a template for your shapes. It is all so and easy way to guide your needle while you felt. There are felting molds on the market created specifically for needle felting, but if you have a variety of cookie cutters stored away you might as well try your hand at cookie cutter felting. The molds that you purchase are made of plastic, so if you have plastic cookie cutters try those first, if you’re cookie cutters are metal, take care near the edges so as not to break your felting needle. Anat; lives in Israel and has a pictorial tutorial on Flickr for you to follow. Leave her a comment and tell her you saw her on Craft Gossip Felting.
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Hi, nice posts there
thank’s for the interesting information
What an ingenious idea- I have just bought some felting templates which were, to say the least, expensive. I shall now be thinking ‘outside the box’
cute!