Magnet

Free sewing pattern: Shopping bag/ Tote bag

Free sewing pattern: Light tote bag / shopping net

Magnet 15mm black 8pcs

Carded wool lime 50g

Carded wool for felting100% wool in beautiful colours for felting! Each bundle contains 50 grams of wool with loose and free fibres, ready to be felted into the exact project you're dreaming of.  And if your dream is instead to spin your own yarn, this wool is also a great choice. Getting started with felting?Felting is an ancient craft where you create fabric from wool. You take wool fibres and press them together, forming a dense and durable material, either by wet or dry felting. If you choose the wet felting method, you work with the wool by folding, pressing, and rubbing it. If you choose the dry felting method, you'll need a needle with small hooks that attach the fibres together as you repeatedly poke and pull them through the material. You'll need some tools. The most important are a good felting needle and felting pad. As you poke the wool, the material becomes firmer, and you can gradually create patterns, figures, jewellery, and decorations. You can also make clothing – everything from soft slippers to fine hats – using felt. Get inspired for more feltingSearch for "felt" and find a range of patterns and products to help you achieve your DIY project with carded wool. If you search for "Needle felting with felting brush", you'll get a step-by-step guide, including a shopping list. It couldn't be easier to start wonderful felting projects.

Carded wool turquoise 50g

Carded wool for felting100% wool in beautiful colours for felting! Each bundle contains 50 grams of wool with loose and free fibres, ready to be felted into the exact project you're dreaming of.  And if your dream is instead to spin your own yarn, this wool is also a great choice. Getting started with felting?Felting is an ancient craft where you create fabric from wool. You take wool fibres and press them together, forming a dense and durable material, either by wet or dry felting. If you choose the wet felting method, you work with the wool by folding, pressing, and rubbing it. If you choose the dry felting method, you'll need a needle with small hooks that attach the fibres together as you repeatedly poke and pull them through the material. You'll need some tools. The most important are a good felting needle and felting pad. As you poke the wool, the material becomes firmer, and you can gradually create patterns, figures, jewellery, and decorations. You can also make clothing – everything from soft slippers to fine hats – using felt. Get inspired for more feltingSearch for "felt" and find a range of patterns and products to help you achieve your DIY project with carded wool. If you search for "Needle felting with felting brush", you'll get a step-by-step guide, including a shopping list. It couldn't be easier to start wonderful felting projects.

Carded wool dark yellow 50g

Carded wool for felting100% wool in beautiful colours for felting! Each bundle contains 50 grams of wool with loose and free fibres, ready to be felted into the exact project you're dreaming of.  And if your dream is instead to spin your own yarn, this wool is also a great choice. Getting started with felting?Felting is an ancient craft where you create fabric from wool. You take wool fibres and press them together, forming a dense and durable material, either by wet or dry felting. If you choose the wet felting method, you work with the wool by folding, pressing, and rubbing it. If you choose the dry felting method, you'll need a needle with small hooks that attach the fibres together as you repeatedly poke and pull them through the material. You'll need some tools. The most important are a good felting needle and felting pad. As you poke the wool, the material becomes firmer, and you can gradually create patterns, figures, jewellery, and decorations. You can also make clothing – everything from soft slippers to fine hats – using felt. Get inspired for more feltingSearch for "felt" and find a range of patterns and products to help you achieve your DIY project with carded wool. If you search for "Needle felting with felting brush", you'll get a step-by-step guide, including a shopping list. It couldn't be easier to start wonderful felting projects.

Carded wool sand 50g

Carded wool for felting100% wool in beautiful colours for felting! Each bundle contains 50 grams of wool with loose and free fibres, ready to be felted into the exact project you're dreaming of.  And if your dream is instead to spin your own yarn, this wool is also a great choice. Getting started with felting?Felting is an ancient craft where you create fabric from wool. You take wool fibres and press them together, forming a dense and durable material, either by wet or dry felting. If you choose the wet felting method, you work with the wool by folding, pressing, and rubbing it. If you choose the dry felting method, you'll need a needle with small hooks that attach the fibres together as you repeatedly poke and pull them through the material. You'll need some tools. The most important are a good felting needle and felting pad. As you poke the wool, the material becomes firmer, and you can gradually create patterns, figures, jewellery, and decorations. You can also make clothing – everything from soft slippers to fine hats – using felt. Get inspired for more feltingSearch for "felt" and find a range of patterns and products to help you achieve your DIY project with carded wool. If you search for "Needle felting with felting brush", you'll get a step-by-step guide, including a shopping list. It couldn't be easier to start wonderful felting projects.

Carded wool dark rose 50g

Carded wool for felting100% wool in beautiful colours for felting! Each bundle contains 50 grams of wool with loose and free fibres, ready to be felted into the exact project you're dreaming of.  And if your dream is instead to spin your own yarn, this wool is also a great choice. Getting started with felting?Felting is an ancient craft where you create fabric from wool. You take wool fibres and press them together, forming a dense and durable material, either by wet or dry felting. If you choose the wet felting method, you work with the wool by folding, pressing, and rubbing it. If you choose the dry felting method, you'll need a needle with small hooks that attach the fibres together as you repeatedly poke and pull them through the material. You'll need some tools. The most important are a good felting needle and felting pad. As you poke the wool, the material becomes firmer, and you can gradually create patterns, figures, jewellery, and decorations. You can also make clothing – everything from soft slippers to fine hats – using felt. Get inspired for more feltingSearch for "felt" and find a range of patterns and products to help you achieve your DIY project with carded wool. If you search for "Needle felting with felting brush", you'll get a step-by-step guide, including a shopping list. It couldn't be easier to start wonderful felting projects.

Carded wool pidgeon blue 50g

Carded wool for felting100% wool in beautiful colours for felting! Each bundle contains 50 grams of wool with loose and free fibres, ready to be felted into the exact project you're dreaming of.  And if your dream is instead to spin your own yarn, this wool is also a great choice. Getting started with felting?Felting is an ancient craft where you create fabric from wool. You take wool fibres and press them together, forming a dense and durable material, either by wet or dry felting. If you choose the wet felting method, you work with the wool by folding, pressing, and rubbing it. If you choose the dry felting method, you'll need a needle with small hooks that attach the fibres together as you repeatedly poke and pull them through the material. You'll need some tools. The most important are a good felting needle and felting pad. As you poke the wool, the material becomes firmer, and you can gradually create patterns, figures, jewellery, and decorations. You can also make clothing – everything from soft slippers to fine hats – using felt. Get inspired for more feltingSearch for "felt" and find a range of patterns and products to help you achieve your DIY project with carded wool. If you search for "Needle felting with felting brush", you'll get a step-by-step guide, including a shopping list. It couldn't be easier to start wonderful felting projects.

Carded wool grey 50g

Carded wool for felting100% wool in beautiful colours for felting! Each bundle contains 50 grams of wool with loose and free fibres, ready to be felted into the exact project you're dreaming of.  And if your dream is instead to spin your own yarn, this wool is also a great choice. Getting started with felting?Felting is an ancient craft where you create fabric from wool. You take wool fibres and press them together, forming a dense and durable material, either by wet or dry felting. If you choose the wet felting method, you work with the wool by folding, pressing, and rubbing it. If you choose the dry felting method, you'll need a needle with small hooks that attach the fibres together as you repeatedly poke and pull them through the material. You'll need some tools. The most important are a good felting needle and felting pad. As you poke the wool, the material becomes firmer, and you can gradually create patterns, figures, jewellery, and decorations. You can also make clothing – everything from soft slippers to fine hats – using felt. Get inspired for more feltingSearch for "felt" and find a range of patterns and products to help you achieve your DIY project with carded wool. If you search for "Needle felting with felting brush", you'll get a step-by-step guide, including a shopping list. It couldn't be easier to start wonderful felting projects.

Carded wool pink 50g

Carded wool for felting100% wool in beautiful colours for felting! Each bundle contains 50 grams of wool with loose and free fibres, ready to be felted into the exact project you're dreaming of.  And if your dream is instead to spin your own yarn, this wool is also a great choice. Getting started with felting?Felting is an ancient craft where you create fabric from wool. You take wool fibres and press them together, forming a dense and durable material, either by wet or dry felting. If you choose the wet felting method, you work with the wool by folding, pressing, and rubbing it. If you choose the dry felting method, you'll need a needle with small hooks that attach the fibres together as you repeatedly poke and pull them through the material. You'll need some tools. The most important are a good felting needle and felting pad. As you poke the wool, the material becomes firmer, and you can gradually create patterns, figures, jewellery, and decorations. You can also make clothing – everything from soft slippers to fine hats – using felt. Get inspired for more feltingSearch for "felt" and find a range of patterns and products to help you achieve your DIY project with carded wool. If you search for "Needle felting with felting brush", you'll get a step-by-step guide, including a shopping list. It couldn't be easier to start wonderful felting projects.

Carded wool Petrol 50g

Carded wool for felting100% wool in beautiful colours for felting! Each bundle contains 50 grams of wool with loose and free fibres, ready to be felted into the exact project you're dreaming of.  And if your dream is instead to spin your own yarn, this wool is also a great choice. Getting started with felting?Felting is an ancient craft where you create fabric from wool. You take wool fibres and press them together, forming a dense and durable material, either by wet or dry felting. If you choose the wet felting method, you work with the wool by folding, pressing, and rubbing it. If you choose the dry felting method, you'll need a needle with small hooks that attach the fibres together as you repeatedly poke and pull them through the material. You'll need some tools. The most important are a good felting needle and felting pad. As you poke the wool, the material becomes firmer, and you can gradually create patterns, figures, jewellery, and decorations. You can also make clothing – everything from soft slippers to fine hats – using felt. Get inspired for more feltingSearch for "felt" and find a range of patterns and products to help you achieve your DIY project with carded wool. If you search for "Needle felting with felting brush", you'll get a step-by-step guide, including a shopping list. It couldn't be easier to start wonderful felting projects.

Carded wool red 50g

Carded wool for felting100% wool in beautiful colours for felting! Each bundle contains 50 grams of wool with loose and free fibres, ready to be felted into the exact project you're dreaming of.  And if your dream is instead to spin your own yarn, this wool is also a great choice. Getting started with felting?Felting is an ancient craft where you create fabric from wool. You take wool fibres and press them together, forming a dense and durable material, either by wet or dry felting. If you choose the wet felting method, you work with the wool by folding, pressing, and rubbing it. If you choose the dry felting method, you'll need a needle with small hooks that attach the fibres together as you repeatedly poke and pull them through the material. You'll need some tools. The most important are a good felting needle and felting pad. As you poke the wool, the material becomes firmer, and you can gradually create patterns, figures, jewellery, and decorations. You can also make clothing – everything from soft slippers to fine hats – using felt. Get inspired for more feltingSearch for "felt" and find a range of patterns and products to help you achieve your DIY project with carded wool. If you search for "Needle felting with felting brush", you'll get a step-by-step guide, including a shopping list. It couldn't be easier to start wonderful felting projects.

Carded wool orange 50g

Carded wool for felting100% wool in beautiful colours for felting! Each bundle contains 50 grams of wool with loose and free fibres, ready to be felted into the exact project you're dreaming of.  And if your dream is instead to spin your own yarn, this wool is also a great choice. Getting started with felting?Felting is an ancient craft where you create fabric from wool. You take wool fibres and press them together, forming a dense and durable material, either by wet or dry felting. If you choose the wet felting method, you work with the wool by folding, pressing, and rubbing it. If you choose the dry felting method, you'll need a needle with small hooks that attach the fibres together as you repeatedly poke and pull them through the material. You'll need some tools. The most important are a good felting needle and felting pad. As you poke the wool, the material becomes firmer, and you can gradually create patterns, figures, jewellery, and decorations. You can also make clothing – everything from soft slippers to fine hats – using felt. Get inspired for more feltingSearch for "felt" and find a range of patterns and products to help you achieve your DIY project with carded wool. If you search for "Needle felting with felting brush", you'll get a step-by-step guide, including a shopping list. It couldn't be easier to start wonderful felting projects.

Carded wool light purple 50g

Carded wool for felting100% wool in beautiful colours for felting! Each bundle contains 50 grams of wool with loose and free fibres, ready to be felted into the exact project you're dreaming of.  And if your dream is instead to spin your own yarn, this wool is also a great choice. Getting started with felting?Felting is an ancient craft where you create fabric from wool. You take wool fibres and press them together, forming a dense and durable material, either by wet or dry felting. If you choose the wet felting method, you work with the wool by folding, pressing, and rubbing it. If you choose the dry felting method, you'll need a needle with small hooks that attach the fibres together as you repeatedly poke and pull them through the material. You'll need some tools. The most important are a good felting needle and felting pad. As you poke the wool, the material becomes firmer, and you can gradually create patterns, figures, jewellery, and decorations. You can also make clothing – everything from soft slippers to fine hats – using felt. Get inspired for more feltingSearch for "felt" and find a range of patterns and products to help you achieve your DIY project with carded wool. If you search for "Needle felting with felting brush", you'll get a step-by-step guide, including a shopping list. It couldn't be easier to start wonderful felting projects.

Carded wool bordeaux 50g

Carded wool for felting100% wool in beautiful colours for felting! Each bundle contains 50 grams of wool with loose and free fibres, ready to be felted into the exact project you're dreaming of.  And if your dream is instead to spin your own yarn, this wool is also a great choice. Getting started with felting?Felting is an ancient craft where you create fabric from wool. You take wool fibres and press them together, forming a dense and durable material, either by wet or dry felting. If you choose the wet felting method, you work with the wool by folding, pressing, and rubbing it. If you choose the dry felting method, you'll need a needle with small hooks that attach the fibres together as you repeatedly poke and pull them through the material. You'll need some tools. The most important are a good felting needle and felting pad. As you poke the wool, the material becomes firmer, and you can gradually create patterns, figures, jewellery, and decorations. You can also make clothing – everything from soft slippers to fine hats – using felt. Get inspired for more feltingSearch for "felt" and find a range of patterns and products to help you achieve your DIY project with carded wool. If you search for "Needle felting with felting brush", you'll get a step-by-step guide, including a shopping list. It couldn't be easier to start wonderful felting projects.

Carded wool brown 50g

Carded wool for felting100% wool in beautiful colours for felting! Each bundle contains 50 grams of wool with loose and free fibres, ready to be felted into the exact project you're dreaming of.  And if your dream is instead to spin your own yarn, this wool is also a great choice. Getting started with felting?Felting is an ancient craft where you create fabric from wool. You take wool fibres and press them together, forming a dense and durable material, either by wet or dry felting. If you choose the wet felting method, you work with the wool by folding, pressing, and rubbing it. If you choose the dry felting method, you'll need a needle with small hooks that attach the fibres together as you repeatedly poke and pull them through the material. You'll need some tools. The most important are a good felting needle and felting pad. As you poke the wool, the material becomes firmer, and you can gradually create patterns, figures, jewellery, and decorations. You can also make clothing – everything from soft slippers to fine hats – using felt. Get inspired for more feltingSearch for "felt" and find a range of patterns and products to help you achieve your DIY project with carded wool. If you search for "Needle felting with felting brush", you'll get a step-by-step guide, including a shopping list. It couldn't be easier to start wonderful felting projects.

Carded wool black 50g

Carded wool for felting100% wool in beautiful colours for felting! Each bundle contains 50 grams of wool with loose and free fibres, ready to be felted into the exact project you're dreaming of.  And if your dream is instead to spin your own yarn, this wool is also a great choice. Getting started with felting?Felting is an ancient craft where you create fabric from wool. You take wool fibres and press them together, forming a dense and durable material, either by wet or dry felting. If you choose the wet felting method, you work with the wool by folding, pressing, and rubbing it. If you choose the dry felting method, you'll need a needle with small hooks that attach the fibres together as you repeatedly poke and pull them through the material. You'll need some tools. The most important are a good felting needle and felting pad. As you poke the wool, the material becomes firmer, and you can gradually create patterns, figures, jewellery, and decorations. You can also make clothing – everything from soft slippers to fine hats – using felt. Get inspired for more feltingSearch for "felt" and find a range of patterns and products to help you achieve your DIY project with carded wool. If you search for "Needle felting with felting brush", you'll get a step-by-step guide, including a shopping list. It couldn't be easier to start wonderful felting projects.

Locks for rhinestone chain silver 20pcs

Silver-colored locks/end caps that fit perfectly with rhinestone chains with a width of 3 mm (item no. 48905, 48906, and 48900). The package contains 20 pieces, ideal for assembling and securing your jewelry.

Textile marker for light fabrics red

This fabric paint pen is water-based and suitable for drawing on light-toned cotton, linen, silk, and textile blends with up to 20% synthetic fibres. Use your marker on already finished projects, or decorate them as you sew. This textile marker has a stroke width of 2-4 mm, making it especially suitable for decorative projects, upcycling or labelling children's clothing, and more. We recommend placing a plastic sheet between your fabric layers, to prevent the dye from staining the underlying layers. The marker is ready for use – remove the cap, and you're good to go. After use, we recommend leaving your project to dry for at least six hours, before heat-fixing it with an iron. Cover your project, i.e. with a tea towel or another cloth, to protect it during fixation. Your project is now washable at up to 60°C - please wash inside out. Fabric markers are best stored horizontally. The fabric marker is not suitable for children under three years of age.

Textile marker for light fabrics peach

This fabric paint pen is water-based and suitable for drawing on light-toned cotton, linen, silk, and textile blends with up to 20% synthetic fibres. Use your marker on already finished projects, or decorate them as you sew. This textile marker has a stroke width of 2-4 mm, making it especially suitable for decorative projects, upcycling or labelling children's clothing, and more. We recommend placing a plastic sheet between your fabric layers, to prevent the dye from staining the underlying layers. The marker is ready for use – remove the cap, and you're good to go. After use, we recommend leaving your project to dry for at least six hours, before heat-fixing it with an iron. Cover your project, i.e. with a tea towel or another cloth, to protect it during fixation. Your project is now washable at up to 60°C - please wash inside out. Fabric markers are best stored horizontally. The fabric marker is not suitable for children under three years of age.

Javana marker for light fabrics yellow

This fabric paint pen is water-based and suitable for drawing on light-toned cotton, linen, silk, and textile blends with up to 20% synthetic fibres. Use your marker on already finished projects, or decorate them as you sew. This textile marker has a stroke width of 2-4 mm, making it especially suitable for decorative projects, upcycling or labelling children's clothing, and more. We recommend placing a plastic sheet between your fabric layers, to prevent the dye from staining the underlying layers. The marker is ready for use – remove the cap, and you're good to go. After use, we recommend leaving your project to dry for at least six hours, before heat-fixing it with an iron. Cover your project, i.e. with a tea towel or another cloth, to protect it during fixation. Your project is now washable at up to 60°C - please wash inside out. Fabric markers are best stored horizontally. The fabric marker is not suitable for children under three years of age.

Javana marker for light fabrics green

This fabric paint pen is water-based and suitable for drawing on light-toned cotton, linen, silk, and textile blends with up to 20% synthetic fibres. Use your marker on already finished projects, or decorate them as you sew. This textile marker has a stroke width of 2-4 mm, making it especially suitable for decorative projects, upcycling or labelling children's clothing, and more. We recommend placing a plastic sheet between your fabric layers, to prevent the dye from staining the underlying layers. The marker is ready for use – remove the cap, and you're good to go. After use, we recommend leaving your project to dry for at least six hours, before heat-fixing it with an iron. Cover your project, i.e. with a tea towel or another cloth, to protect it during fixation. Your project is now washable at up to 60°C - please wash inside out. Fabric markers are best stored horizontally. The fabric marker is not suitable for children under three years of age.

Javana marker for light fabrics rose

This fabric paint pen is water-based and suitable for drawing on light-toned cotton, linen, silk, and textile blends with up to 20% synthetic fibres. Use your marker on already finished projects, or decorate them as you sew. This textile marker has a stroke width of 2-4 mm, making it especially suitable for decorative projects, upcycling or labelling children's clothing, and more. We recommend placing a plastic sheet between your fabric layers, to prevent the dye from staining the underlying layers. The marker is ready for use – remove the cap, and you're good to go. After use, we recommend leaving your project to dry for at least six hours, before heat-fixing it with an iron. Cover your project, i.e. with a tea towel or another cloth, to protect it during fixation. Your project is now washable at up to 60°C - please wash inside out. Fabric markers are best stored horizontally. The fabric marker is not suitable for children under three years of age.