Looking for a fun, easy last minute Easter craft to do with the kids? Try my felted wool Easter egg tutorial. Using styrofoam eggs as the base, it's a quick way to make felted wool eggs without using a lot of wool roving. Find step up step photos and instructions here.
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Friday, March 4, 2016
New FeltSewGood Plush Animals
New in the shop!
I've designed a new batch of plush animals. They are all made from an assortment of repurposed wool and cashmere from both sweaters and woven wool. And of course the cashmere bunnies are super soft. There's also a bear and a kitty.
Perfect for small hands and cuddling, they would also be sweet nursery décor. Now available for adoption!
Perfect for small hands and cuddling, they would also be sweet nursery décor. Now available for adoption!
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bunny,
easter bunny,
plush,
plush animal,
plush bear,
plush cat,
plushie,
teddy bear
Sunday, February 21, 2016
Crafting with Buttons
Just finishing up some projects this afternoon and I now have a new set of my "button fruit" zip pouches listed in my shop. I love making these cute zipper pouches from felted recycled sweater wool. I added the "cherries" and "grapes" from my button stash, combined with some embroidery leaves and stems.
Perfect for gift giving, these three dimensional pouches are approximately 9 inches by 6 inches, the perfect size for a small clutch, cosmetic case, and safekeeping small electronics such as a digital camera or iPod. Or use them to organize small items in a larger tote bag!
See these and more FeltSewGood zip pouches here
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buttons,
cherries,
craft,
feltsewgood,
fruit,
grapes,
sewing,
zip pouches
Wednesday, December 23, 2015
Monday, December 7, 2015
New in the Shop!
Lots of new items listed in the shop today!
my felted wool sweater mittens in kids sizes,
mittens in adult sizes,
repurposed wool handbags,
plush cat softies,
wool and denim clutches,
and new zip pouches made from a repurposed serape, or woven Mexican blanket.
All great gift ideas!
Labels:
felted wool,
feltsewgood,
gift,
holiday shopping,
recycle,
repurposed,
upcycle
Saturday, November 28, 2015
Holiday Weekend Sale!
Now Through Cyber Monday. . .
Get 15% OFF your purchase at FeltSewGood on Etsy. Choose from purses and handbags, mittens, zip pouches and Christmas ornaments, everything's on sale.
Just use coupon code CYBER15 at checkout. No minimum purchase, discount does not include shipping costs.
Happy shopping!
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cyber monday,
felted wool,
feltsewgood,
recycle,
repurposed,
sale
Wednesday, November 25, 2015
Hoosier Artisan Boutique
I'll be selling at the Hoosier Artisan Boutique this Saturday, November 28, at the Hamilton County Fairgrounds. Benefitting Toys for Tots of central Indiana.
Friday, September 4, 2015
Tropical Color
Most of my perennial flowers are past their prime and the landscape in general has taken on a look of seasonal change. But, we're still holding on to summer here with all the tropical color in the garden. The water lilies are still blooming and all of our tropical plants love the hot sunny weather we're having here in the Midwest.
Hoping everyone has a wonderful Labor Day weekend!
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holiday weekend,
Labor Day,
tropical plants
Monday, August 17, 2015
Milkweed and Monarchs
Common milkweed is a pretty plant with fragrant globe shaped flowers on upright three foot tall stems. Famed as a plant that attracts butterflies, this wildflower is a must-have for the butterfly garden. It is the host for monarch butterfly caterpillars. Monarch butterflies deposit their eggs on milkweed plants; once the caterpillars emerge, they eat the leaves. The larvae (caterpillars) of monarch butterflies eat ONLY milkweed. I have this "common milkweed" variety in my garden, but the "butterfly weed" variety of milkweed is shorter and has flat clusters of orange flowers and is also a great addition to a wildflower or butterfly garden.
Monarch populations are endangered, but we can all help by planting butterfly gardens that include a variety of milkweed and butterfly weed plants. To get your own milkweed seeds, go to www.livemonarch.com and plant a butterfly garden.
Monarch populations are endangered, but we can all help by planting butterfly gardens that include a variety of milkweed and butterfly weed plants. To get your own milkweed seeds, go to www.livemonarch.com and plant a butterfly garden.
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butterflies,
garden,
milkweed,
monarch,
wildflowers
Saturday, July 25, 2015
Sunny Days
It's been a beautiful warm and sunny week of weather. We got a chance to dry out from the flooding rains and I hope those who needed rain received some.
It was nice to be outside and enjoy the garden, visit friends at their farm, and get some work done in our yard. We brought home farm fresh eggs and juicy sweet peaches from the farm. I made a peach pie from this easy recipe. And we finished a simple but much needed landscape project, removing some overgrown ornamental grass and replacing it with sedum, cactus and sedge grass, all better suited to the hot sunny location.
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