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Celebrate the start of spring with this super simple feltie idea. Katie shows you how to make a bumblebee brooch using scraps of wool fibre and felt.

Have you ever tried felting wool fibre to a tee-shirt or jumper to create a motif or cover a hole? It's so much easier and quicker than embroidery – and no skill required! It's a great hack for giving tired garments a new lease of life. Here's how you do it... (See the bottom of the article to download this design) YOU WILL NEED: An old t-shirt or jumper Some merino wool fibre A 38 or 40 gauge triangular felting needle A felting mat or sponge to work on Some water-soluble, e

These cute needle felted gingerbread decorations look just like the real thing but last forever! And, because it's quick and easy, it's...

A guide to making felted handles for your needle felting needles to give you more control and support when working with wool sculptures.

Discover how to make a lovely round needle felted ball. It's such a useful skill for any felting project.

Sculpting these gorgeous heart squishies and embellishments is so easy and a great craft for kids and adults alike. All you need is a...

Our Needle-felted budgie kits have been sent to Australia, America, Canada, Serbia, Germany and all sorts of other far-flung lands this...

Have you got lots of wool scraps floating about like me? I love making them into mini pom-poms, it keeps my hands busy and my mind clear...

This is a lovely little needle felting beginner tutorial: a needle-felted mushroom pincushion design. Use up wool scraps, any wire you have to hand (pip cleaners work really well) and an old saucer or bowl or teacup - whatever you fancy! We used a small terracotta plant tray but any ceramic dish or saucer will do. STEP 1: Twist a small section of wool into a circle shape, roughly 3cm wide. Stab until the fibres felt together, tucking any loose edges in as you go. Turn it over

STEP-BY-STEP TUTORIAL Do you like craft but want something that comes together in a couple of hours rather than several days? Well then,...