Today, I made a few sparkly felted wool wintery trees.
Using leftover 2" strips from a felted wool sweater, I cut a fringe.
I hot glued the pieces of wool to a cardboard cone spool, making sure I didn't leave any gaps
and then, voila' a tree!
After a quick spray of glue and a dousing of glitter, they are ready to display with my putz style Christmas village. But, until I get to decorate for Christmas, my Walnut Ridge bunny will be enjoying the pastel forest. 
15 comments:
Karoline they are such cute trees
Alison
I love to surf around the net and find new and interesting blogs. Today I found yours. I absolutely love these trees! I think it would work with factory made felt and I just might try it. Look out glitter, here I come!
Oh Karoline your new banner is sooo cute, as your felt Christmas trees! Bottlebrush trees are very hard to find here, but woollen sweaters maybe a lot easier to find, thank for the tutorial, I hope everything is alright with you and your family!
You amaze me with your creativity!!! I love how you upcycle your materials!!!
Blessings!!
Those are the most delightful little trees I've ever seen made out of fabric, honey!
xoxo,
Connie
I just bought some sweater material really cheap at a thrift store last week. Pink! I made a Christmas tree skirt for my shop. I had a bunch of leftover fabric and decided I could make these too. I have a much longer cone...and I made one. I also glittered it pink! It turned out so cute! Hopefully tomorrow I can post pics on my blog! Thanks for the great idea!
Karoline,
First time here and I LOVE your pink trees...I know what I'll be making very soon!
Thank you for the directions.
Kindredly, Lynne Laura
Karoline, i came over to tell you how much i love your burlap stockings...and WOW!!! i love these trees too...such a clever idea...and they are gorgeous!!!
karoline
Those are fantastic! I adore the soft color! Lori
Wow, now how cool is that! Too clever! I love it!
Cathy ♥
Love the trees and especially the bunny!
bunny hugs,
shell
What a clever idea! I love those trees!
I LOVE THESE PLEASE post these to my Mon party Its So Very Creative.
Cheri
Hi, I loved your trees despite of living in Brazil that never saw a wheather like that.
I loved your craft idea despite of living in Brazil and have never seen a wheather like that.
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