Felt Ball

I wish I'd seen this DIY earlier. It's so simple and it's fulfilling just reading the How-to. Take a look at this supremely cute tutorial..

Source: simplyearnest.com

Felt Pencil Case

I think the fabric most suited for craft is felt. There's nothing that won't look good with felt. Check out these amazing things made with felt.  Here's one more to add to the list - a pencil case. It's the sweetest, simplest thing and the colour used it absolutely darling.

Source: creatingandco.com

Turtle tablet cleaner

Source: wildolive.blogspot.in

How adorable is this little guy? A super idea as a lil giftie for a person who just can't get enough of candy crush on their phones. Will wipe those chequered smudges right off!

Felt purse

Source: sweetlittlesparrow.com

Oh pretti-ness! Anything felt is beautiful... :) Check out this tutorial for this lovely felt purse... 

Woven felt coasters

Source: www.henryhappened.com

My felt fetish continues. I just love the simplicity of these coasters and the colours just pop. Check out the turorial. Love love love it!

Stuffed felt clips

Source: lolovie.blogspot.in

Cuteness overload! How adorable are these stuffed clips?! Makes me want to sit down and make them right this minute!Check out the uber-simple and easy tutorial to make these little birdies!

Felt double bow

Source: onelmon.com

Felt FTW!...Double the felt, double the fun!

Felt Photo Frame

So it's been a crazy hectic past week.. But I still managed to make one little thing.. a felt photo frame.
You'll need
felt
scissors
embroidery thread
needle
plastic

Cut 2 pieces of felt the size you want the frame to be. Cut out a smaller square in one of the pieces, so you now have the front and the back of the frame. Glue the plastic to the hollowed out piece of felt and sandwich it between the two felt squares. stitch the two pieces of felt together. Make sure that the plastic is sandwiched between the two and that you leave The top not stitched to each other to be able to put a photograph in. But embroider just the top piece of felt for uniformity...

For the roses I cut two felt pieces in spirals and wound them tight and stitched in three pearl buttons.

Done!!!

Felt flower clip

So the weekend thing to do was felt flower clips. I cut a small circle and 4 larger circles from a sheet of polyester felt. Keeping the small circle as the base I folded each of the larger circles into quarters and stitched them individually in each quarter of the smaller circle. I then stitched a small clip to the base of the smaller circle to secure the flower.. Done!

Felt cuffs

Source: blog.betzwhite.com

These look trendy enough to gift a young niece or even make one for yourself for a fun evening out with pals. Quick, easy, simple and stylish.. what else do you need?! :D

Felt bookmark

Saturday was spent picking up after LO and man... she has a LOT of stuff... but managed to make this little felt bookmark just to unwind. I simply took the corners of a piece of felt and blanket stitched them together. Voila! Thank you for the wonderful idea wakeandwhimsy...

No-sew felt coasters

Source: howaboutorange.blogspot.in

Felt is so versatile... Just look at these coasters. Fantastic idea and even better execution. Damn! Saturday's almost here and I still haven't picked my project.. :(

Felt roses

Source: amazinginteriordesign.com

I have yet to see a simpler rose felt tutorial. The images are pretty self-explanatory and the result does seem lovely! 

Cloth and felt jewellery holder

Source: funezcrafts.com

This will make for a lovely bedside table accessory to keep your everyday jewellery before going to bed. As always I love the simplicity. :)

Felt and button butterfly clips

Source: dosmallthingswithlove.com

Having a little girl is every mother's joy and blessing and dressing mine up makes my heart sing. This little butterfly clip tutorial is just the pick-me-up I needed on a dull, uneventful day. Nicely done!! Makes me want to whip out my sewing and craft kit and get going.

Felt Book Mark

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For those book-lovers who just can't seem to let go of good ol' paperbacks in this world of Kindles! It's so simple and easy you wonder why you never thought of it first... 

Felt business card holder

So after a long day at work, it's therapeutic to sit down and make something while the Little One colours every single blank paper she can find. Simple is the key word here because you want to unwind not get worked up over something not turning out right... So here goes...

You'll need:

An A4 size felt sheet
scissors
embroidery thread and needle

The size of the holder totally depends on how big you want it to be and if you want to use it for holding things other than business cards.  I cut an 8-inch long piece keeping the width of the A4 size sheet.
Now fold that in half and cut.
Further cut one of the halves in two and trim down a bit and make an arch so it's easy to pull out cards.
Blanket stitch the two halves onto the full piece..
Done!

PS. I used polyester felt instead of wool felt and the holder won't stay shut. So I need to work on a clasp to do that. Pics when that happens...

Felt penguin

I've been MIA for 4 days, what with getting ready for the "Little One's" first sports day.. Yeah.. she's three and she and her tot friends had a sports day where they essentially just stood and wailed...No one wanted to run or compete or do anything remotely sporty...
Getting back to DIY that I love so much... What's cuter than a penguin? A felt penguin... Check out the very simple tutorial for a lil felt waddler.

Source: www.dosmallthingswithlove.com

Felt hairband

Check this super adorable felt hairband... It's a DIY dream....Thank you Bombshellbling!!

Felt Pigs

Nothing feels better than making something for your kid.. . whether it's food or clothes or something to play with. My little girl enjoying the fruits of my labour is the best feeling ever. So I guess this is going to be my next project. Thank you Tally's treasury...