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Originally Posted by PWinston
Wool could be felted and then used for some beautiful applique. I would have purchased it.
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I always keep a wool blanket in my vehicle in case I happen upon an accident where it may be needed... so far it hasn't thank goodness!
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You live in Ohio, make a wrap for your self and line it to either be a reversible or just a warm wrap.
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Originally Posted by jemma
watch out for red it could bleed
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The first time I was "reds" or something with red, I wash in cold water and add salt. My daughters running shorts/shirts never faded and did not have to worry about white sections being pink. No,not wool but might work for the red wool you have. Good luck.
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they do some thing with needles and you can make beautiful handbags, hats, and quilts to
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I would always buy a wool blanket for $2.99.... I make hand braided wool rugs.. but you could use it for other things as well.. batting, sew a trendy jacket, lap blankets for several, or even cut up for dog beds at the local animal shelter!!
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Originally Posted by lvaughan
Don't know about the wool blanket but I sure would like to have some of that Pineapple Upside Down cake. Looks Delicious!
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I'm thinking like you, Got Milk?
Originally Posted by lvaughan
Don't know about the wool blanket but I sure would like to have some of that Pineapple Upside Down cake. Looks Delicious!
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Yes, you can then wash and dry it and use the felted wool in a variety of ways, especially in applique. All of my friends hunt thrift stores for wool items, especially XXL men's sweaters (lots of workable fabric).
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