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Oh my goodness! You can't get any cuter than this needle-felted piglet! I think that as we get further and further into the handicraft of needle felting, our projects get more and more enjoyable, and more and more adorable. We're learning a lot as we go, including how to use the different tools, wool, and techniques. And as we learn, the results improve significantly. It's going to be fun, when we're done, to look back at our humble beginnings to see our improvements! Materials Needed If you've been following along with us in this needle felting series, you will already have all...

After making our needle-felted Mother Hen last week, we knew we had to make her some baby chicks. These needle-felted chicks are so fun to make, and they felt up pretty quickly because of their size. We chose to make them quite small, but you can make them any size you like! Just remember, the bigger they are, the longer they are going to take to make. Materials Needed If you are following along with us in our needle felting series, there's no need to buy any new materials for this project. We will be using the same materials as we...

I've been a crafter my whole life. Yet somehow, I had never even heard of needle felting. This blows my mind! How did I miss this amazing hobby? The more my children and I get into it, the more I am surprised by the things we can make. It's really a beautiful craft, and I hope that you're able to follow along with us in creating these delightful projects. Today we are going to be making the cutest needle-felted Mother Hen. This is going to be a 2 part series, because a Mother...

Years ago, we were a part of a Charlotte Mason co-op group that I absolutely loved. One of my responsibilities was to teach brushwork. It was challenging and messy, with watercolor paints all over not just the paper but the tables, and clothes, and even the floor and faces. Being new to this, I really struggled with the mess. I felt that the children weren't engaged and didn't really care. Surely if they cared, they would be more careful, right?! A Lesson of Beauty Then one day, one of the experienced Moms showed up with pretty little ceramic dishes in which...

Did you try our needle felted dryers balls with a ball of wool last week? These were a game changer for us, using them in the dryer with big, heavy loads of laundry. Today we are going to show you how to make smaller needle felted dryer balls, from wool roving. We like the smaller balls for smaller loads of laundry or for delicates. These are even easier and quicker to make than our dryer balls with a ball of wool. Be sure to watch our video below for the process. What are Dryer Balls? First, what exactly are dryer balls? We...

I am loving our new handicraft of needle felting! Have you tried it? It's so rewarding and exciting to see projects come together! Today we are going to show you how to make needle felted dryer balls from a ball of wool. There are so many versions of these DIY dryer balls throughout the internet. Over the next couple of weeks, I'm going to show you a couple of the simple ones, and you can choose which one you'd like to do. Why simple? Because no matter how much time, effort, and money you put into these balls, they...