Wool balls crafts

Natasha Smart Textiles on Instagram: "As well as joining @livingfelt for their 20th birthday bash in June, I also filmed a new online wet felting tutorial to create a decorative Felt Bowl on a Ball! This is a very beginner-friendly tutorial using the smaller green felting ball to create a beautiful bowl with a folded brim, embellished with chunky wool and mohair boucle yarns plus lustre fibres to give some sheen. If you’ve fancied trying wet felting on a ball this is a great tutorial to get…

How to make felt balls at home. It is an easy process and not very expensive. You can make your own felt balls at home as per your own color choice. #feltballs #handmadefeltballs #felttutorial

These felt acorns are easy to make using wool roving and a wet felting technique. Use the finished felt acorns to make all sorts of rustic-chic fall decorations.

Learn how to make felt balls from wool fibres. Complete step-by-step instructions and helpful tips & tricks.

Learn how to make mini felt ball pumpkins for your DIY Fall decor this year. Easy to make, a great fall kids craft idea, and so cute!

Learn how to make felted wool dryer balls with this DIY sheep tutorial. Dryer balls are little eco-friendly static fighters that prevent clothing wrinkles. This easy 5 step craft project will green up your laundry game. They also make great gift items to sell at farmers markets. Get more great sheep craft ideas at SHEPHERDLIKEAGIRL.COM

There are so many reasons why its a good idea to use Wool Dryer balls rather then commercial dryer sheets, which are full of toxins. You can easily buy them online but if you are feeling a little b…

Want to learn how to make felt balls? This easy DIY craft project is way too cute and perfect — make a garland, rug or use as home decor.

Last year around this time, I wrote a lengthy post sharing ways to create a natural, low-waste laundry routine. I included all sorts of suggestions, ranging from 1) buying clothes made of natural fibers to 2) using a clothesline, 3) switching to natural soap, 4) ditching fabric softeners, and 5) a