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Tutorial, Valentine Heart”felt” Remix

January 25, 2011 by Linda Lanese

 

I love this project and the way she uses it to decorate for Valentine’s Day.  As you read in the following from the designer Christina, it is not only easy but CHEAP!  I need the bag of Wiffle Balls, I already have the felt so I am almost good to go.  Enjoy this project. Christina the host of “my creative departure” Alright this tutorial is going to be so easy for me to type up thanks to my previous tutorial! I have already explained to you about purchasing felt, cutting circles, the folding technique and where to glue! So, for this tutorial you will need about 1/2 yard of felt per ball. Once again, I figured out a way to save some cash-money instead of purchasing the foam balls that are 1.50 (WITH the 40 percent off coupon) for only THREE. I purchased FIVE of these little beauties for 99 cents (plus applicable sales tax–LOL) Gotta love the 99 cents store!

So you just need to glue your little felt circles around the ball! I used pink AND red for these and I tied a piece of ribbon through two of the holes to use as a hanger. I then topped it off with a bow.

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Comments

  1. Christina says

    January 25, 2011 at 10:48 am

    Thanks for the feature! I LOVE Craft Gossip and feel so honored to be featured 🙂

  2. Linda Lanese says

    January 25, 2011 at 5:47 pm

    I love your blog and amazing ideas 🙂 I have to get the practice baseballs because I do want to made these, adorable ?

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