Felt Sheets
Felt is a wonderful fabric to stitch on! And Spellbinders now offers colorways made out of 100% Merino Wool Felt. These sheets are just perfect for die cutting designs to make 3D ornaments or embellishments to go on gifts, cards, tags and more!
Spellbinders offers several packages with a range of colors to choose from. Start or add to your collection!
Where to buy:
I was introduced to Poshta Design through a cardmaker that I follow on YouTube and though I haven’t purchased anything yet from this shop, I highly recommend them. Poshta sells felt but also stitching dies meant specifically for die cutting on felt material. She offers “color stories” that are bundles with felt and matching notions. You can also purchase felt rolls.
Where to buy:
Benzie Design is another wonderful source for your felt stitching needs. The shop offers wool felt and wool blends and their stitching dies work perfectly with their felt.
You’ll find so many cool projects on their website. Benzie also has an Amazon shop where you can buy many of their felt sheets.
Where to buy:
Fabrics
I love using fabrics in my crafting, primarily I use it to make pillows or to play with my fabric art journal. Fabric is also great in mixed media projects.
How I learned about Fat Quarter Shop was through following a few cross stitches on YouTube and though I don’t cross stitch or stitch on fabric, I still love to see other crafters’ hobbies and projects.
Fat Quarter Shop offers precut fabrics and by the yard. Their shop is a plethora of goodies for sewing, stitching, quilting and they also carry felt fabrics.
You’ll find kits for patterns as well that comes with fabrics and notions, so you have what you need to make the finished piece.
Where to buy:
Have you tried your local Dollar Tree for fabrics? In their crafty section, they carry the brand, “Crafter’s Square” which offers fabrics in quite a lot of colors and patterns. They are typically not much in a roll, but for my type of crafting, it works fine.
I’ve made pillows from them, they’re also perfect if you want to cut up into squares for sewing on a machine or if you like to make junk or art journals or even if you like to stitch fabric on your cards, they’re wonderful for all these crafty projects!
Where to buy:
Your local Dollar Tree or
(the link above is to the craft fabric section on their website)
Yarn
Knit Picks
Lion Brand
Heartland Yarns
Hue + Me Yarns
Homespun Yarns
Vanna’s Choice Yarns