Felt acorn garland

When our sweet niece was legally adopted we were fortunate enough to go to the courthouse, witness this and explain to our kids that their new cousin was now legally part of our family. On our way out to the car after, I noticed a ton of acorns had dropped from the trees. As my husband loaded our kids, I gathered as many as I could and shoved them in my pocket. I knew I needed to do something with them to remember her special day. I love felt ball acorns, I made a bunch for our Thanksgiving…

Today you are so LUCKY! I am finally sharing how to make gorgeous felted acorn garlands. They are the cutest things ever, don’t you think? It’s no wonder so many of you have asked me for the tutorial. Drum roll… here it is! Jazz up your home for autumn. Or make a colorful garland […]

Autumn Felt Ornaments. I like the patterns used for the leaves

For the Fall update Nook's Cranny has an adorable garland hanging inside the shop. This garland includes leaves, mushrooms, acorns and pumpkins. I don't have all the colors of felt that are used for the

Quilt Kits for Sewing & Patchwork by Pretty Fabrics and Trims UK

This fun and easy to make DIY fall garland using acorns, twine, and cardstock is the perfect way to add rustic elegance to your autumn home decor.

As I walked along on a beautiful FALL afternoon last year with my dog Brewer (After the Milwaukee Brewers), I realized my neighbor has a HUGE Oak Tree with thousands of acorns! Every few days I would see him sweeping them off of the sidewalk and I got an idea! I had seen these around before. They are DIY felt ball acor

Autumn for us means lots of nature collecting and collecting acorn caps to make felted acorns is one of our favorite traditions that we've been doing since Elliot barely began walking. We’ll be using a wet felting method to create the acorns and then attaching them to the caps using glue. Wet felting is really

Halloween: a season of prowling and spooking. These are days to curl up with haunting tales, to walk slipper-footed through the house by candlelight, to pop buttery kernels around a fire while whispering ghost stories, to brew cider, to walk through pumpkin patches, to pile gourds on the porch and dig into their guts w