Make mittens! Felted, or shrunk wool makes the very best mittens.
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Glad you went back and got it. I too love wool, been collecting for awhile. I love all the ideas here for using blankets, sweaters and wool jackets. A friend here in Idaho dyes wool clothing for applique, changes the whole look. She also buys yardage and dyes it and sells it to our LQS and at quilt shows. I have a ton of pool felt, different colors from leftover pieces from redoing pool tables. Made a crazy patch tote with decorative stitches. It has a different feel than felted wool.
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If nothing else, you can put it in your trunk as a "just in case" blanket...unexpected picnics, putting on chains, stuck on the interstate in the snow and you're cold!
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Yes, even if you couldn't use it, someone on this board would have gladly paid you for it. Felted wool is popular right now.
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I probably wouldn't have bought it because it is red; I have used wool before for other things though. Yum, your upside down cake looks really good!
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After felting, it is now the size 44" x 56" I will try to post some pics of it tomorrow, when I get some help from my daughter. I would like to make a couple of pincushions, but other than that I may not need it all. It really is a pretty red, and I may be interested in unloading some of it. I only paid $2.99 for it so I am not looking to make big profits, however if I don't need it all I would be willing to share it. I will keep you posted.
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Would the Shout Color Catcher work with Red Wool? I found an offer to receive one sheet of it via snail-mail, but I have not used it yet. I saw several posts here tooting praise for it.
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Originally Posted by PWinston
Wool could be felted and then used for some beautiful applique. I would have purchased it.
too heavy for batting. wool meant for batting is great ! |
Is this blanket mothproof?
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Maybe you could have made a quillow with it? :)
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