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How to Felt a Bobbled Scarflet

February 9, 2009 by Linda Lanese

This is a two part posting.  First, Linda Permann,contributor for Craft Style show us how to Create Textured Textiles with Felting and then how to create this adorable Bobbled Scarflet.  I plan on making this and I am sure you will too.  I love the way Linda added the designer buttons that make this Scarflet really pop!  This is such a eco-friendly and inexpensive project that you can make very chic or sporty, according to the sweaters you have on hand.  Did a nasty Moth ruin your Cashmere, well this would be a treasure to make with Cashmere.  Gather together those old wool sweaters and give this a try!

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Comments

  1. CashmereShopping says

    February 10, 2009 at 3:11 am

    What a brilliant idea! I have several moth-eaten cashmere jumpers which I don’t want to throw away. I did think about getting them repaired but the holes are quite big so my old sweaters will now get a new lease of life.

  2. Linda Lanese says

    February 10, 2009 at 1:29 pm

    I am so pleased that you found this posting useful. Awhile back I repaired a Cashmere sweater with roving if you would like to see that post go here: http://felting.craftgossip.com/2007/12/01/repairing-a-cashmere-sweater-using-roving/

    Regards,
    Linda

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