Wool felt is one of the most versatile and beautiful fabrics to create with, a blend of 20-35% merino wool with the the remainder viscose make it resistant to pilling and pulling, easy to cut, affordable -all working together to provide maximum craft-ability. Our carefully curated rainbow includes a wide variety of brilliant and pure colors and is available in cut sheets and yardage. Due to the natural characteristics of a non-woven textile, keep in mind that all sizes are a close approximation. All felt is about 1mm thick. In addition to wool blend felt we also carry Bellwether, our 100% wool felt line. Read more about the different types of felt and find which is best for you!
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I love sewing with wool felt! Forget that craft blend stuff that feels like plastic, wool blend felt is soft, sews like a dream, and makes heirloom quality handmades. I have been working on offering more patterns and tutorials that call for felt, so I thought I&#;d round up the best places for where to buy wool felt online.
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Find out what other supplies you need to start embroidering, in this post! The only tips I&#;d add specifically for working with wool felt would be: 1. to use small, sharp scissors; I like anything with a &#;micro tip&#; and have been using these Fiskars scissors* with great results and 2. Freezer paper is a great way to cut out felt shapes easily, see how I used freezer paper to cut out wool felt shapes in this post.
Check out some of my favorite past projects where I used wool felt like these felt pocket kitties, this embroidered snowflake ornament, or this DIY fairy wand.
I&#;m only recommending shops that I have personally shopped at with my own money and had great experiences!
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Busy Little Bird* has beautiful wool blend felt and lots of unique die-cut shapes to experiment with, the owner is super quick to respond to questions and ships really quickly.
Benzie Felt* has a huge following online and a brick and mortar shop. She carries vibrant wool felt, felted balls, and lots of cute embroidery/hand sewing kits.
Crafty Wool Felt* carries unique ribbons, scissors, needle felted shapes, and floss (including wool thread!) along with pretty wool felt.
Wool felt isn&#;t cheap, so be sure to check out these tips for ways to use up felt scraps after you&#;ve placed your order!
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