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Napkin corner - step by step

By the way...! You can sew the edges of a tablecloth using the same technique - just with slightly wider turnings.

Macrame leaves

Create macrame leaves. We've made an easy step-by-step for you to follow.

Dress up doll

Fusible interlining grey

FeaturesLightweight, very fine, fixable insert made of synthetic fibers. Weight 20 g/m2, dimensions: 90x100cm.ApplicationFor example, for small parts on blouses and dresses, as well as for stretch fabrics such as jersey.TreatmentFix step by step, piece by piece, with pressure (approx. 8-10 seconds) at medium-high temperature. Move the iron to another position and press again until everything is fixed.Let the parts cool flat for about 30 minutes after fixing so that the adhesion can stabilize.AdvantagesSoft, comfortable gripThis item can only be purchased as a piece (90x100cm) and not by the meter.

Fusible interlining white

FeaturesLightweight, very fine, fixable insert made of synthetic fibers. Weight 20 g/m2, dimensions: 90x100cm.ApplicationFor example, for small parts on blouses and dresses, as well as for stretch fabrics such as jersey.TreatmentFix step by step, piece by piece, with pressure (approx. 8-10 seconds) at medium-high temperature. Move the iron to another position and press again until everything is fixed.Let the parts cool flat for about 30 minutes after fixing so that the adhesion can stabilize.AdvantagesSoft, comfortable gripThis item can only be purchased as a piece (90x100cm) and not by the meter.

Fusible interlining 90x100cm

FeaturesLightweight, very fine, fixable insert made of synthetic fibers. Weight 20 g/m2, dimensions: 90x100cm.ApplicationFor example, for small parts on blouses and dresses, as well as for stretch fabrics such as jersey.TreatmentFix step by step, piece by piece, with pressure (approx. 8-10 seconds) at medium-high temperature. Move the iron to another position and press again until everything is fixed.Let the parts cool flat for about 30 minutes after fixing so that the adhesion can stabilize.AdvantagesSoft, comfortable gripThis item can only be purchased as a piece (90x100cm) and not by the meter.

Fusable interlining black

FeaturesUniversal insert that can be used as a lightweight insert. Fixable. Weight 24g/m2, width 90cm.ApplicationFor small parts on items such as blouses, dresses, and jackets. For lightweight fabrics.TreatmentPlace the insert with the coated side facing down on the back of the outer fabric. Step by step, piece by piece, fix with pressure (about 5 seconds) at medium-high temperature. Move the iron to another position and press again until everything is fixed.Let the parts cool flat for about 30 minutes after fixing, so the adhesion can stabilize.AdvantagesSoft, comfortable grip

Fusable interlining white

FeaturesUniversal insert that can be used as a lightweight insert. Fixable. Weight 24g/m2, width 90cm.ApplicationFor small parts on items such as blouses, dresses, and jackets. For lightweight fabrics.TreatmentPlace the insert with the coated side facing down on the back of the outer fabric. Step by step, piece by piece, fix with pressure (about 5 seconds) at medium-high temperature. Move the iron to another position and press again until everything is fixed.Let the parts cool flat for about 30 minutes after fixing, so the adhesion can stabilize.AdvantagesSoft, comfortable grip

Interlining white

FeaturesUniversal insert that can be used as a lightweight insert. Fixable. Weight 30g/m2, width 90cm.ApplicationFor small parts on, for example, blouses, dresses, and jackets. Lightweight and medium-thick fabrics.TreatmentPlace the insert with the coated side down on the back of the outer fabric. Step by step, piece by piece, fix with pressure (about 5 seconds) at medium-high temperature. Move the iron to another position and press again until everything is fixed.Let the parts cool flat for about 30 minutes after fixing, so the adhesion can stabilize.AdvantagesSoft, comfortable grip

Interlining white 90x100cm

FeaturesUniversal insert that can be used as a lightweight insert. Fixable. Weight 30g/m2, 90x100cm.ApplicationFor small parts on, for example, blouses, dresses, and jackets. Lightweight and medium-thick fabrics.TreatmentPlace the insert with the coated side facing down on the back of the outer fabric. Step by step, piece by piece, fix with pressure (approx. 5 seconds) at medium-high temperature. Move the iron to another position and press again until everything is fixed.Let the parts cool flat for about 30 minutes after fixing, so the adhesion can stabilize.BenefitsSoft, comfortable gripThis item is also available by the meter (item no. 9599) and in a 25-meter roll (item no. 9525). Both in white only.

Interlining grey 90x100cm

FeaturesUniversal insert that can be used as a lightweight insert. Fixable. Weight 30g/m2, 90x100cm.ApplicationFor small parts on, for example, blouses, dresses, and jackets. Lightweight and medium-thick fabrics.TreatmentPlace the insert with the coated side facing down on the back of the outer fabric. Step by step, piece by piece, fix with pressure (approx. 5 seconds) at medium-high temperature. Move the iron to another position and press again until everything is fixed.Let the parts cool flat for about 30 minutes after fixing, so the adhesion can stabilize.BenefitsSoft, comfortable gripThis item is also available by the meter (item no. 9599) and in a 25-meter roll (item no. 9525). Both in white only.

FRAYA crochet pattern - Colourful Make-up Purse, accessories

MEASUREMENTSWidth approx. 18 cmHeight approx. 14 cm YARNColourful Fraya 100% Cotton 50 g = 170 m YARDAGEApprox. 60 g of scrap yarn in different colours  GAUGE30 db x 30 rows = 10 x 10 cm SUGGESTED NEEDLE SIZEUK size 12 (2.5 mm) crochet hook

FRAYA knitting pattern - Mix It Up Scarf, accessories

MEASUREMENTS30 cm x 200 cm YARNComfy Fraya 50% wool, 40% acrylic, 10% alpaca 50 g = 80 m YARDAGEColour 1: 200 gColour 2: 200 g GAUGEIn pattern in UK size 0 (8 mm) needles:11 sts x 15 rows = 10 cm x 10 cm SUGGESTED NEEDLE SIZECircular needles UK size 2 (7 mm) and 0 (8 mm)

FRAYA crochet pattern - Snuggle Up Blanket, home & decoration

MEASUREMENTS82 x 110 cm YARNWarm Hearted Fraya 100% Organic Wool 50 g = 100 m YARDAGE 650 gGAUGE2 st patt rep = 15 cm wide, 6 rows = 10 cm, crochet a swatch where you crochet 42 cs (3 st patt rep) and 8 rows SUGGESTED NEEDLE SIZESize 6 crochet hook

FRAYA crochet pattern - Snuggle up blanket, home & decoration - caring version

MEASUREMENTSApprox. 65 x 80 cm YARNCaring Fraya97% recycled cashmere, 3% recycled wool25 g = 75 m YARDAGE250 g  GAUGE2 st patt rep = 13 cm wide, 6,5 rows = 10 cm, crochet a swatch where you crochet 42 cs (3 st patt rep) and 8 rows. SUGGESTED NEEDLE SIZESize 7 (4½ m) crochet hook 

FRAYA knitting pattern - Couldn't Make Up My Mind Sweater, women

The sweater is worked top to down. First the rib, then short rows to shape the neck and then raglan inc on the yoke, front and back together and the sleeves separately.SIZES S (M) L (XL)MEASUREMENTSWidth ½ in cm: 47 (51) 55 (61)Length in cm: 60 (62) 64 (66) YARNFluffy Fraya 60% Kid Mohair + 40% Acrylic 50 g = 150 mYARDAGECol. 1: 200 (200) 200 (250) gCol. 2: 50 (50) 100 (100) gCol. 3: 100 (150) 150 (200) gCol. 4: 100 (150) 150 (200) gCol. 5: 100 (150) 150 (200) gGAUGEIn st st on UK size 3 (7 mm) needles with 2 strands of yarn: 11 sts x 19 rounds = 10 cm x 10 cm SUGGESTED NEEDLE SIZEUK size 4 and 3 (6 and 7 mm) circular needles 60/80 cm and doublepointed needles

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 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.

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 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 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 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 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.