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A cosy up-cycling project. Learn how to customise your knitwear with needle felted autumnal motifs.

Rachel shares some simple tips for designing your own unique needle felted characters. For those of you ready to move beyond the instructions and start to flex your creative muscles.

Create pretty felted monograms using up small scraps of leftover wool and any fabric you have lying around. It's so easy and looks really effective. Find a downloadable alphabet for you to print out at the end of the post.

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...

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,...