A bat garland that requires absolutely NO sewing! Grab your felt, scissor, and hot glue, and follow us...
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Shop Hand-sewn Holiday Wool Felt Ornaments and Patterns by DusiCrafts located in Ljubljana, Slovenia. Smooth dispatch! Has a history of dispatching on time with tracking. Speedy replies! Has a history of replying to messages quickly. Rave reviews! Average review rating is 4.8 or higher
éva prajner
Summer is for designing new Halloween (and Christmas🎄🎅🏼) ornaments 🦇🎃 I'm not a fan of spooky things though, I much prefer cuteness (who would ever have guessed).The pattern is already in the shop, link in bio.🦇 . . #halloween #autumn #feltbat #notsospooky #handmade #sewingpattern #pdfpattern #halloweenornaments #cutehalloween
Margrét Guðnadóttir
Our felt baby bat stuffie is way too cute with his orange heart-shaped nose and sweet, little bow! Learn how to craft him with our step-by-step tutorial.
Bonnie Smith
"Find the Black Wool Felt Bat Ornament at Michaels. com. This handmade bat ornament is a cozy and fuzzy decoration for Halloween, featuring a black face with two pointy ears and two red eyes. This handmade bat ornament is a cozy and fuzzy decoration for Halloween, featuring a black face with two pointy ears and two red eyes. It is made from wool felt and comes with a black string for vertical hanging. The ornament can be used to decorate doors, windows, walls, or fireplaces, or as a gift for…
Mila Hdez Rs
Flying Black Bat Wings Felt Ornament is a great touch for Halloween Wall Hanging Decor. Hand sewn felt embellishments are the best to welcome Halloween
Neline Lyons
Rachel Szyszka
This bat garland has 6 black bats. The garland measures a total of 84 inches. Each bat measures about 5 inches wide & 1 1/2 inches tall. Each bat is completely hand stitched by me. They hang by purple satin ribbon. All my products are made in a pet free, smoke free home. This garland is Not a toy.
Emily Schalge
Halloween: a season of prowling and spooking. These are days to curl up with haunting tales, to walk slipper-footed through the house by candlelight, to pop buttery kernels around a fire while whispering ghost stories, to brew cider, to walk through pumpkin patches, to pile gourds on the porch and dig into their guts w
Terry
My story began 3 years ago when I, a mother of two, saw wonderful toys made from an unknown material, which, as I later found out, was wool. I got really interested in this technique and decided to try making a toy myself. My first toy wasn’t nearly as pretty, it was rather funny, but I enjoyed the process so much that I kept trying.
Monica Hoff
