Magnet

Free sewing pattern: Shopping bag/ Tote bag

Free sewing pattern: Light tote bag / shopping net

Magnet 15mm black 8pcs

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 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.

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 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 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 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 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 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.

Prym Love magnetic pin cushion + 9g pins

Keep track of the needles  Button needles and sewing needles are a must-have in any sewing room, but they can easily hide when you need them the most. Therefore, having a magnetic pin cushion by your side while you work on your project is handy.     Simple and practical   This plastic needle holder contains a magnet, ensuring your needles stay on the holder. Fill it with needles before starting your project - this makes it easy to access them while you work. And when you place them back on the pin cushion, the magnet ensures they stay in place.     It comes with 9 grams of button needles with red heads, which nicely complements the holder's mint surface with white dots.    Part of Prym Love   This product is part of the Prym Love series, which, with its excellent designs in cheerful colours, focuses on the love of craftsmanship and the joy of expressing oneself creatively. 

Chalk marker medium edge green

Give your creative projects a sustainable boost with KREUL Chalk Marker.This marker contains liquid chalk, perfect for writing on chalkboards and glass surfaces, whether it's for window decorations or shopping lists. With a formula consisting of 60% sustainable raw materials and a marker made of 70% recycled plastic, it is an environmentally friendly choice. The chalk marking can be easily removed with a damp cloth, and the marker can be refilled, making it both flexible and contemporary. - Sustainable design: 60% sustainable raw materials and 70% recycled plastic - Water-based, matte, and lightfast chalk - Non-permanent, easy to remove with a damp cloth - Suitable for smooth and non-absorbent surfaces such as chalkboards, glass, and metal - Refillable and with replaceable tip for extended lifespan KREUL Chalk Marker is ideal for modern, resource-conscious decorations and makes it easy to update your home or office with style.

Chalk marker medium edge grey

Give your creative projects a sustainable boost with KREUL Chalk Marker.This marker contains liquid chalk, perfect for writing on chalkboards and glass surfaces, whether it's for window decorations or shopping lists. With a formula consisting of 60% sustainable raw materials and a marker made of 70% recycled plastic, it is an environmentally friendly choice. The chalk marking can be easily removed with a damp cloth, and the marker can be refilled, making it both flexible and contemporary. - Sustainable design: 60% sustainable raw materials and 70% recycled plastic - Water-based, matte, and lightfast chalk - Non-permanent, easy to remove with a damp cloth - Suitable for smooth and non-absorbent surfaces such as chalkboards, glass, and metal - Refillable and with replaceable tip for extended lifespan KREUL Chalk Marker is ideal for modern, resource-conscious decorations and makes it easy to update your home or office with style.

Chalk marker medium edge snow white

Give your creative projects a sustainable boost with KREUL Chalk Marker.This marker contains liquid chalk, perfect for writing on chalkboards and glass surfaces, whether it's for window decorations or shopping lists. With a formula consisting of 60% sustainable raw materials and a marker made of 70% recycled plastic, it is an environmentally friendly choice. The chalk marking can be easily removed with a damp cloth, and the marker can be refilled, making it both flexible and contemporary. - Sustainable design: 60% sustainable raw materials and 70% recycled plastic - Water-based, matte, and lightfast chalk - Non-permanent, easy to remove with a damp cloth - Suitable for smooth and non-absorbent surfaces such as chalkboards, glass, and metal - Refillable and with replaceable tip for extended lifespan KREUL Chalk Marker is ideal for modern, resource-conscious decorations and makes it easy to update your home or office with style.

Chalk marker medium edge neon yellow

Give your creative projects a sustainable boost with KREUL Chalk Marker.This marker contains liquid chalk, perfect for writing on chalkboards and glass surfaces, whether it's for window decorations or shopping lists. With a formula consisting of 60% sustainable raw materials and a marker made of 70% recycled plastic, it is an environmentally friendly choice. The chalk marking can be easily removed with a damp cloth, and the marker can be refilled, making it both flexible and contemporary. - Sustainable design: 60% sustainable raw materials and 70% recycled plastic - Water-based, matte, and lightfast chalk - Non-permanent, easy to remove with a damp cloth - Suitable for smooth and non-absorbent surfaces such as chalkboards, glass, and metal - Refillable and with replaceable tip for extended lifespan KREUL Chalk Marker is ideal for modern, resource-conscious decorations and makes it easy to update your home or office with style.

Chalk marker medium edge red

Give your creative projects a sustainable boost with KREUL Chalk Marker.This marker contains liquid chalk, perfect for writing on chalkboards and glass surfaces, whether it's for window decorations or shopping lists. With a formula consisting of 60% sustainable raw materials and a marker made of 70% recycled plastic, it is an environmentally friendly choice. The chalk marking can be easily removed with a damp cloth, and the marker can be refilled, making it both flexible and contemporary. - Sustainable design: 60% sustainable raw materials and 70% recycled plastic - Water-based, matte, and lightfast chalk - Non-permanent, easy to remove with a damp cloth - Suitable for smooth and non-absorbent surfaces such as chalkboards, glass, and metal - Refillable and with replaceable tip for extended lifespan KREUL Chalk Marker is ideal for modern, resource-conscious decorations and makes it easy to update your home or office with style.