Dark Green Christmas Tree Pure Wool Felt Shape
Product Code:
darktree
Product Condition:
New
Units in Stock:
12
£0.95 inc. tax
Description
Introducing our 100% wool felt shapes
Whether you're a seasoned artisan or just starting your creative journey, this versatile wool felt is sure to inspire your next project. Made from high-quality wool, our felt is soft to the touch yet durable enough to withstand the test of time.
Our felt sheets are 100% wool, and are made in the EU from EU wool. Unfortunately there are no British companies that produce coloured wool felt, so I have scoured the internet for a very high quality wool felt with as little travel miles as I can. This comes from Germany.
Our felt is very soft to the touch, is not crinkly, nor does it contain any synthetic fibres.
They are 400 gsm, and have a thickness of 1.2mm
Perfect for felt crafts, our felt can also be used for needle felting, as prefelt.
These medium size Christmas trees are made from our green / dark green felt, and measure approx 10 x 8 cm (4 x 3 inches)
Available in a stunning array of shades, our Wool Felt allows you to express your creativity freely. If there are any colours we do not stuck, that you would like, please do get in touch and I will order some in for you.
PLEASE NOTE colours may appear different on differing screens and monitors.
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