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How to make felted wool balls
Decorate with small felted balls, it`s cheap and easy. Use leftover yarn in pure wool and make balls in different sizes.
Figur 1: Use a yarn made of pure wool (not superwash treated). DROPS Eskimo is perfect.
Figur 2: Wind the yarn into a ball in the desired size.
Figur 3: Make them in the colors and sizes you want.
Figur 4: Put the balls inside a nylon stocking. Make a knot with some thread between the balls so that they don`t felt together.
Figur 5: Place the ball in a nylon stocking and put it in the washing machine with a detergent without enzymes and optical bleach. Wash at 40 degrees with normal spin but no pre-wash. At subsequent wash, wash the ball at regular wool programme. Take the balls out of the stocking and let them dry.
Figur 6: Now you have balls to decorate with! Decorate you dressed dinner table, put them in a nice bowl or attach them to a string to make a garland.
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Heb ooit gevilte bolletjes gemaakt om oorbellen te maken. Wel met een viltnaald gedaan. Droog vilten dus, is wel arbeidsintensiever. Zo kun je kleinere bolletjes maken met restjes wol
05.01.2024 - 19:46