Run don’t walk over to Beth’s Felting in Fibrespace for you chance to win this stunning felted brooch. The contest ends tonight and the rules are simple. From Beth: it is my little giveaway to celebrate the International Day of … Read More ...
Recycled T-Shirt – Door Witch
This charming door Witch came from our sister blog CraftBits.com. Because of the use of all the different fibers and felt I feel it is a good Fiber Arts projects. There is a pictorial tutorial plus a supply list … Read More ...
Needle-Felted Blanket with Felt Circles
This Needle-Felted Blanket is such a great idea and each step is shown in a video. You can pick your color scheme for your room or this would be an amazing holiday gift. Use your imagination as far as shapes … Read More ...
Make a felt autumn-themed table runner and napkin rings
What a stunning autumn table to greet your guests from Canadian Living.com. There is a great tutorial and a good template for the pieces you will need. The magic of felt is there is very little sewing involved and … Read More ...
Roving Homespun Pumpkin Decorations
Martha’s Stewart does it again. These pumpkins are amazing and easy to make. Assembled from yarn, rope, and foam balls, these homespun pumpkin decorations are simple to make. For each, gently press top and bottom of a Styrofoam ball … Read More ...
Taffy Felted Knits, Keeping Life in Stitches
Taffy Knit’s has a very charming ETSY shop filled with enjoyable items to decorate with, wear or just for fun. I love the witches brewing kettle, pumpkins and apples as they are all seasonal for the fall. Check out this … Read More ...
Felt Pumpkin Tutorial from Bread Love and Creativeity
First you will have to translate the site from Italian to English. Linda’s blog is Bread Love and Creativeity and she lives in Ferrara Italy with her baby and husband. She tells how motherhood inspired her creativety. She has offered … Read More ...
New colors for fall, felting yarns at Knit Picks and Hat design
Knit picks have all the felting yarns you would ever wish for. I have used them for felting for years and everything turns out wonderfully. The hat pictured was designed and knitted by me using their Wool of the Andes … Read More ...
Ann Wood Fiber Designer
I immediately fell in love with Ann’s Owls. They are a delight and so timely since we are coming into Halloween. Ann’s creations are one-of-a-kind and you will never see another like hers anywhere. Ann works in fiber and paper … Read More ...
Felt Pumpkin pencil topper AKA non-candy
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These are the cutest pumpkin pencil toppers for you and your children to make for a Halloween treat for school or to hand out as treats. This project is simple and adorable from Roots & Wings Co. There is a … Read More ...
Wool Felt ‘Pet Portrait’ Sculptures by Artist Amelia Santiago
We all love our pets and taking pictures of them is always a family favorite. Pets are a treasured part of our lives and now you can have your pet sculptured into a lifelike miniature by artist Amelia Santiago. … Read More ...
Winner of the “Little Felted Animals Marie-Noelle Horvath” Book Giveaway USA
This was one of my most popular book giveaways ever. There were 132 wonderful readers that entered and I want to thank you all and wish I had a book for each of you. Now to announce the winner: Jan … Read More ...
Felted Pumpkin Wall Hanging
This looks like a cute an easy project for the upcoming Halloween holiday and it is something you can use year after year. Turn ordinary felt into a special Halloween decoration. They provide the full size pattern to help you … Read More ...
Free Felted Crochet Pattern Pumpkin Candy Bag
You don’t have to worry about this bag breaking when the little ones trick or treat. It is Crocheted with two strands of Lion Wool Yarn and then felted. The felting creates a very strong tight fiber. Your kids will … Read More ...
Spooky Sparkly Spiders with Felt Beads
These spooky spiders are featured on Artbeads.com and I think they are adorable. They offer instructions and all the products you will need to create these cuties.