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Felted Easter Eggs

  • Completed Project: Felted Easter Eggs Picture #1
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A quick simple project for easter
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This technique is very easy! Just wrap the wool around the styrofoam egg and stab it repeatedly with the felting needle until desired degree of felting is reached (mine are quite firm). Just watch - your - fingers!! Trust me, that needle is wicked sharp. Ask me how I know. ;)

It's a quick project too - after a little while I only needed about 10 minutes to complete each egg. (They are quite small, about 1,5 cm in height.) I keep mine in a bowl, but they could just as well be hanging from something. My mom will get some for christmas I think!

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michelle G.

michelle G.

28 Nov 14:41

they are cute

ʎǝuʇɹnoɔ

ʎǝuʇɹnoɔ

29 Nov 08:12

how to is demanded!

Darcy

Darcy

29 Oct 06:36

Is this wool wrapped around plastic eggs? Great idea!

Made By Eva

Made By Eva

29 Oct 19:58

It's styrofoam - the ingredient list changed it to polystyrene for me... You need something for the felt to get tangled in. I used the same technique to make my felted robins!

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November 28, 2008 13:37
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