Embroidery felt

Craft a lovely keepsake project and develop your embroidery skills. Ideal for new mums and grandmothers. Make personalised baby name garlands or keyrings. Each padded felt letter is embroidered with illustrations that aid letter learning - make words, practise sounds or use the letters in an original piece of art. This substantial kit includes enough felt to make all 26 letters, full sized templates and patterns, detailed instruction booklet, eco-friendly stuffing, 13 full skeins of Anchor…

I've gotten a few questions lately about felt embroidery - and I'm going to answer them all here today. Most of your patterns use smallish shapes. Do I transfer the pattern, hoop them and stitch, and then cut them out? Well - I buy the good stuff (there's no point embroidering it if it's going

Fiona and I are so excited to be able to show you some pictures of the projects that we are offering for our days next weekend. Here is the felt bookmark with a special flower button to paint. Thanks to Laraine from Up in Annie's Room, for cutting the flower buttons. This is the little notebook cover. Here is the Folder cover. This fits an A4 display folder. Here is the Creative Canvas roll. Make sure you bring some lovely bright threads for this project. This is the lovely stitcher's cone…

Finishing up work on the apple pins for a custom order. They're made of felted wool sweater material and reclaimed leather for the stem. They're completely handsewn. The first one is finished and his buddies are waiting for their finishing touches. I think each of these little guys has taken me roughly 2 hours to complete, not including the time it took to felt the sweater material and dye the green wool.