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Felted Art
Add a pop of color to any room with a piece of needle felted art. This project can be accomplished with our Needle Felting Tools, a piece of canvas fabric and your favorite colors of wool roving.
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DIY Pom-Pom Summer Floral Arrangement
Hi y’all! Elizabeth here, and I am the DIY and craft blogger behind Country Peony.
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Sweetheart Patches
Why hello all you lovely people! It’s been quite a while since I have been back on here. I am Sarah behind Sarah’s Twists. I am usually here with different crochet or knit patterns, but with you-know-what going on around the world in the first quarter of 2020, I wanted to bring on an old hobby of mine.
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Visible Mending: Sashiko Jeans Patch
It’s happened to us all; you’re putting on your favorite jeans and notice a hole or tear in the knee. Maybe there’s a tear where the pocket meets the hip…
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Felted Crochet Watermelon Bowl
Designed by Debbie von Grabler-Crozier A cute and easy crochet project perfect for crochet beginners and aspiring needle felt artists!
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Garden Wall Punch Embroidery
Designed by Debbie von Grabler-Crozier Take punch embroidery to the next level with this project.
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Needle Felting Statement Beads (QUOE TIPS)
I have been on a big jewelry kick as of late. I’ll find myself scrolling for hours on different online shops trying to find pieces that really pack a punch and are a big statement.
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Knitted Pom-Pom Flower
Designed by Carol Mesimer This little flower will add a cheerful touch anyplace you put it. A bit of yarn, a wooden dowel and a flowerpot or vase are all that’s needed.
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DIY Pom-Pom and Tassel Bunny Garland
Hello, from Texas! Elizabeth here, and I am the DIY and craft blogger behind Country Peony. With Spring here, today I want to show you a way to add the sweet and cute factor to your Easter decor with this simple step-by-step tutorial to make your own DIY Pom-Pom and Tassel Bunny Garland using Clover’s tassel and pom-pom makers just in time for Easter!
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Swift Bead Embroidery with Dori Troutman
Hello Friends! Are you looking for something new and fun to try? I’ve worked with beads just enough to know that threading them onto thread is a very slow process so I was really excited to try out the new Swift Bead. This needle has an eye on one end and a hook on the other.