There are so many fun things to make with felted pom poms. We’ve always been drawn to these whimsical yet functional felted pom pom coasters. Learn how to make these colorful felted pom pom coasters and trivets too!
We just can’t resist filling our pockets to the brim with the fallen acorns scattered all about the trail on our brisk morning walks. Learn how to make irresistible and easy felted acorns with the acorn tops you've collected.
Oh what fun to hang festive and colorful handmade garlands on your holiday tree, adorn the banister of your bed, or use as decorations for your upcoming engagement party, baby shower, or birthday party. Have fun making multiple strands and tying them together so you can span a large space.
If you’ve ever gone for a walk with a child, you know there is a treasure to be found every few feet. There are rocks, twigs, leaves, feathers and flowers that must be pocketed and brought home. What do you do with the piles of treasures once you’ve brought them home?
Did you know that you can make colorful pom poms of any size — from mini, pea-sized pom poms to dryer balls — with scraps of wool? It’s so easy! All you have to do is wind your pieces of wool into a soft ball, dip into hot, soapy water, and gently roll into shape with your hands.
There are so many fun things to make with felted pom poms. We’ve always been drawn to these whimsical yet functional felted pom pom coasters. Learn how to make these colorful felted pom pom coasters and trivets too!
We just can’t resist filling our pockets to the brim with the fallen acorns scattered all about the trail on our brisk morning walks. Learn how to make irresistible and easy felted acorns with the acorn tops you've collected.
Oh what fun to hang festive and colorful handmade garlands on your holiday tree, adorn the banister of your bed, or use as decorations for your upcoming engagement party, baby shower, or birthday party. Have fun making multiple strands and tying them together so you can span a large space.
If you’ve ever gone for a walk with a child, you know there is a treasure to be found every few feet. There are rocks, twigs, leaves, feathers and flowers that must be pocketed and brought home. What do you do with the piles of treasures once you’ve brought them home?
Did you know that you can make colorful pom poms of any size — from mini, pea-sized pom poms to dryer balls — with scraps of wool? It’s so easy! All you have to do is wind your pieces of wool into a soft ball, dip into hot, soapy water, and gently roll into shape with your hands.
