Taking huge credit for the incredible ease with which pieces of felt can be blended together to form just about any shape or form you can think of, this super fuzzy and cozy material works wonders when it comes to bringing some of the cutest crafts to life. What’s great is that even the kids can indulge in felt projects, giving much more productivity to the holidays.

Mini Felt Garland

Made in a snap, these brightly colored felt sheet garlands are crafted by sewing geometrical shapes like different-sized circles or triangles together to form long rows of prettiness.  Perfect to hang on the wall, the mantel or the ceilings!

Felt Gingerbread Man Ornaments

Here’s an adorable gingerbread fellow that isn’t edible, but is absolutely lovely to look at. Adorned with a ribbon bow and buttons, these are apt and appropriate to be used as gift tags, X’mas tree ornaments, or a rustic garland.

DIY Felt Lollipops

Create an everlasting delicious-looking lollipop that doesn’t even bother you about counting any calories! 2 sheets of different-colored felt go for the swirly lollipop attached to an actual lollipop stick with the help of scissors, hot glue, and a stabilizer.

DIY Totoro Plush Tutorial

It perhaps, can’t get any cuter than this plush toy when it comes to gifting a pack of cuddle-ness to your loved ones. Made out of black, white, grey and beige felt sheets, the toy with cute pointy ears and googly eyes is loaded with polyfill stuffing on the inside.

Felt Bow Free Pattern and Tutorial

A gorgeous bow brought to life by assembling three cut-outs from a sheet of felt with a little bit of folding, pinching and gluing! The below guide provides you with a downloadable pattern to recreate the bow all by yourself.

Up Up and Away!

Those fluffy clouds and hot air balloons made out of colored felt sheets are hung from dowel screwed to a white wooden box, which further hangs to the ceiling with an embroidery thread. A truly love-worthy piece of decor for the kid’s room.