Wool projects

Our friend Jen showed us a new way to play with wool - yipeeee!! Really. If you are at all into making things with wool, you need to try this. I have no idea what to call it - I've been googling all kinds of descriptions just to see what all a person could do with this, but I'm not coming up with anything! (ok, I just went and looked again. For a long time. Nothing.) I took pictures as she made a few pieces, and then Eliza got excited about making a photo tutorial, so here is a combination…

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

Rustic Wool Pumpkins With Angry Gnarled Stems, Artisan's Porchwalk, Rose Clay, Three Sheep Studio, Autumn, Fall, How To/Tutorial, Seasonal Inspiration

Jessica asked me to give you couple of gentle reminders from the Shop today…first… The 12 Days items are not meant to be Christmas presents delivered in time for Christmas. We ship as …

Resources for 12 wet felting projects to try on your own. Learn to wet felt and do some fun projects with this collection of tutorials.…

You can definitely take these 10 felt craft ideas and expand them to many more crafting projects for your next event. Enjoy and let’s start crafting!

Bird Brain Designs sells unique Hand and Machine Embroidery Patterns and Kits, Wool Applique Patterns and Kits. We also offer a wide variety of stitching accessories and other supplies for embroidery.

Decrease your laundry drying time and reduce wrinkles with these DIY dryer balls. They are incredibly easy to make and last for years.

Welcome to my studio! I think Needle felting is an amazing art form. I discovered it during a particularly stressful time and found it to be wonderfully relaxing. Using a specially barbed needle I am able to turn beautiful wool fibers into unique pieces of art, one needle poke at a time! I love what I do and hope you will love it too! - Melissa Philbrook

I had to go in and see if they had any "good" used wool sweaters for all my upcycling projects. I am afraid it is an addiction. Upcycled sweaters are the best! Thrift stores are the best place to find them.