Felted knitting

Felted Slipper Free Knitting Pattern

Store all your itty bitty essentials in this practical (and adorable) knit basket pattern. Make your own Every Knitter's Favorite Basket project using 100% wool, so it can easily be felted once it's complete. Felting this pattern will result in a sturdy bowl that can be used for a variety of purposes, including decorative. Just fill your bowl with sea shells or potpourri and place it on the coffee table for the perfect centerpiece. No matter how you use your bowl, you'll love the way it…

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How to Felt a Knitted Piece: In this Instructable, I will show you how to take a knitted piece (with 100% wool yarn) and turn it into a funky felted bag. For any of you that love knitting, and have never felted before, you will see how easy this process it. It can add a whole…

I've had one or two requests, so here it is, how to knit your very own 'pod'. Oh, I really hope you do. This is the first time I've written a pattern, simple as it is. Please let me know if you find mistakes. Concept: Knit top-down in the round, starting with a smallish opening, and increasing regularly at four points, with plain rounds in between the increase rounds. The number of increases per round, combined with the number of plain rounds in between increase rounds, determines the angle…

My LYS had a book about felting on display. The book had a section on children's mittens. It recommended casting on in cotton, knitting a few rounds, switching to wool, making the mittens, felting the mittens, removing the waste cotton and then knitting the cuff into the holes where the cotton had been. Hmmm. Well...it would work, yes. You COULD do it that way. But...why? What a lot of work. Try this instead: click pictureDoes it work? You bet. Did it hold up? See for yourself. Here are the…

Since my daughter is expecting her first, I have been looking more at baby knitting and crochet patterns. I have totally fallen in love with these slip-ons for adults and babies. The free pattern…

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Love felting? Learn to felt wool. Skip the fabric stores this round and head to your local thrift store for high quality material at a fraction of the cost.

These clogs are my first attempt at a felting project, and I have to say that I'm very pleased with them. They are so warm and cosy - perfect for lazing around the house in (or lazing around the ski chalet, which was really the point of this project). Now I'm waiting for the next batch of wool to…