By Needlework and General Crafts Contributor Emily from the blog Larkspur Cottage.
Summer fun is perfectly captured in this mini felt pinwheel. It makes a great fridge magnet, barrette, or decoration on a gift or card. Choose colours inspired by your favourite summer flowers or fruits!
By Needlework and General Crafts Contributor Emily from the blog Larkspur Cottage.
This charming flock of barrettes is the perfect gift for the little hairstylist or butterfly-lover in your life! They are a great way to use up scarp felt, and choosing the coordinating colours is one of the best parts!
By Needlework and General Crafts Contributor Emily from the blog Larkspur Cottage.
Sew a cute shamrock for your lapel this St Patrick’s Day! Cozy wool felt and a fresh green colour are the perfect combination for early Spring. You could even make a collection of shamrocks into a festive garland.
By Needlework and General Crafts Contributor Emily from the blog Larkspur Cottage.
Add some love to your wall or pin-board with a delightful flock of heart pins!
By Needlework and General Crafts Contributor Emily from the blog Larkspur Cottage.
I love marking specific passages in all my books, and these page markers are a lovely way to do it. Not only do they save a specific page, but they also point to a specific passage or even sentence. These book markers make a great gift for any student or book lover!
By Yarn and Needlework Contributor Stephanie from the blog Twilly 23
Have a mending pile that’s grown too large? Felt is an excellent fiber to mend your clothes. Since the edges don’t fray when cut, beginning sewers can flex their creativity while patching up holes. Instead of trying to hide the patch, you can have fun using shapes to enhance your clothing. This tutorial will show you several ways to mend using felt.
By Needlework and General Crafts Contributor Emily from the blog Larkspur Cottage.
These gifts tags add a cozy touch to any gift and are one of my favourite designs to do each year. They are simple to make, but have countless design possibilities. Keeping them simple is key for a classic look.
