Making Simple Needle Felts - Book, Australia

Making Simple Needle Felts

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Making Simple Needle Felts by Steffi Stern is a joyful, beginner-friendly guide that introduces the art of needle felting through charming seasonal projects and imaginative creations for all ages.

  • Step-by-step projects with clear photos and instructions
  • Covers essential techniques, tools, and materials
  • Includes fairies, gnomes, animals, flowers, and festive themes
  • Suitable for both beginners and more experienced crafters
  • Projects for little hands, as well as confident needle felters

A playful and inspiring resource, this book shows how a few simple steps can turn wool into delightful handmade treasures.

ISBN: 9781907359972
Format: Softcover
Pages: 160
Dimensions: L 25cm W 20cm
Weight: 640g

Recommended Age: 6+ Years

Where Creativity Grows With Every Page

Unleash creativity with craft books packed with inspiring projects for kids and adults.

  • Creative Sparks: Explore a range of art and craft books for hands-on fun and learning.
  • Skill Builders: Develop fine motor skills, imagination, and DIY project confidence.
  • Family Fun: Enjoy creative activities that bring kids and adults together at home.

Discover endless craft ideas and projects that inspire imagination, learning, and fun for all ages.

Pages That Inspire The Whole Family

Hawthorn Press, founded in the UK by Martin Large in 1981, creates books that inspire literacy, imagination and mindful learning for the whole family. Rooted in teaching, publishing and facilitation, the brand reflects a lifelong belief in the power of ideas to spark curiosity, connection and meaningful shared experiences across generations.

Drawing on traditions of independent publishing and inspired by social ecology, education and storytelling, Hawthorn Press produces thoughtful, creative and therapeutic books. Each title encourages reflection, storytelling and gentle learning moments that support emotional growth, creativity and a more connected way of living together.

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