Felt craft projects, patterns you draw yourself, and stitch-by-stitch guides
Every felt craft tutorial on the site in one place. Projects list their difficulty, time, finished size, and the felt you need; technique guides explain one skill at a time.
30 tutorials published
A plain starting point for felt crafting: the small kit worth buying, the three skills that carry most projects, and a five-project path that builds them in order.
How to stuff small felt shapes without lumps: choosing a filling, working in small tufts, reaching corners, judging firmness, closing the gap invisibly and finishing the surface.
Felt project ideas for spring, summer, fall and winter, with color palettes, shapes to draw at home and the base methods each one adapts, plus tips for planning ahead.
Cut a spiral from a felt circle and roll it into a rose. Includes a wavy-edge variation, a size table by circle diameter, and when to glue or stitch the base.
Glue-only felt crafting explained: which adhesives hold felt, how to apply them without stiff shiny patches, and five small projects that never need a needle.
Make layered felt wall decor from one sheet of felt and a few cut shapes: a pennant banner on a dowel with a sun, cloud and raindrops, plus an embroidery-hoop version.
Make stuffed felt pumpkins in three sizes from a single gathered circle each, shaped into segments with embroidery floss and finished with a rolled felt stem.
Sew a fold-over felt pouch from a single rectangle with two side seams and a button or snap closure, using a sizing table and a simple formula to fit glasses, earbuds, cards or coins.
Make stuffed felt ornaments in three shapes you draw yourself. Cut two layers, stitch the edge, add a ribbon loop and a little stuffing, then close the gap for a soft decoration.
Sew a flat or lightly stuffed felt keychain from two small shapes, a ribbon tab and a split ring, using a stitched-through tab and close seams that stand up to pockets and keys.
Three felt hair accessories from ruled rectangles and traced shapes: a pleated bow on an alligator clip, a lined snap-clip cover and a flower headband, each attached so the hardware cannot peel away.
Sew reusable felt gift tags with a back pocket for a replaceable paper name slip, decorate them with shapes and stitches instead of lettering, and make a matching envelope for a gift card.
Handmade felt gifts grouped by recipient and by the time you have, from half-hour bookmarks and keychains to an afternoon bouquet, with advice on what to make ahead and how to package it.
