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Wool Felt: At Last I Have Some of the Good Stuff!

I’m very excited to carve out some time to work with the lovely wool felt I ordered from Prairie Point Junction. I’m crazy busy working on my next newspaper column, prepping for tomorrow’s TV segment and working on multiple CraftSanity Magazine projects, but I had to stop and shoot a photo of the felt atop the massive snow pile on the back deck. I just LOVE the colors. Thanks for sharing a great wool felt source, Abby!

Ok, I gotta get back to work. Ironically, tomorrow’s TV segment involves felt of the non-wool variety. (This is largely due to the fact that  my TV craft budget is $0. I don’t get paid to do segments, so I often work from my stash and I have loads of regular felt on hand.) Ah, well, I’m not a felt snob and I’ll be working with the good stuff soon enough. :  )

Happy crafting everyone!

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Comment from Ellyn Z
Time: February 3, 2011, 3:31 pm

I adore wool felt! Can’t wait to see what you come up with

Comment from Abbyglassenberg
Time: February 3, 2011, 3:50 pm

Yeah! It is so pretty! Enjoy working with it.

Comment from Rene
Time: February 3, 2011, 5:25 pm

Have you ever been to the Attic Window Quilt shop on Alpine? They have a great selection of quality felt. Just a thought.

Comment from jennifer
Time: February 3, 2011, 7:06 pm

Great suggestion, Rene! I was not aware that Attic Window stocks wool felt. This is very good news. Are you aware of other local sources? I haven’t been able to find any on the south end of town.

Comment from April Hunt
Time: February 3, 2011, 10:25 pm

I love Prairie Point Junction! I get all my wool felt from there. It’s affordable and as you see, PRETTY!!! I have so many colors. And am constantly daydreaming about ways to use them. In fact, I may have an idea for your magazine. I’ll probably get around to it a year from now. lol.

Oooooh. Here’s the latest I’ve done (if you’re looking for inspiration):

http://www.polkadotsparrow.com/2010/11/british-invasion-tea-cosy/

Comment from Deb
Time: February 3, 2011, 10:25 pm

OMG. Nearly lost my breath, that photo is so gorgeous. Must go to the website and see what’s there! thx for the thrill.

Comment from Rene
Time: February 7, 2011, 1:11 am

No, sorry I don’t know of any other sources around the G.R. area other than Attic Window for good quality new felt. However, I don’t mind repurposing pre-owned wool; so most of the time I hit the Salvation Army for wool sweaters (especially this time of year) and felt it myself. I love it because it makes for nice thick textured pieces.

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