Fiddle Around with Felt!
In addition to our Jumbo Frosted Hydrangeas and Crepe Paper Dogwood Branches, we bring you these felt ferns and fiddle heads. As part of our Pacific Northwestern bouquet for Cricut, these felt pieces add the perfect amount of lush greenery to the mix. Download and print our templates, and follow our simple step-by-step photo tutorial to bring your very own ferns and fiddle heads to life today!
Tools
Materials
- Lia Griffith’s Wool Blend Felt – Juniper
- 18-Gauge Green Floral Wire
- Art Marker – Olive G99
Steps
- Gather the tools and materials listed above.
- Cut your felt according to the pattern. Make the fern as tall or as short as you want by adding or reducing the amount of leaves.
- Fringe each felt piece at an angle starting at the top, on both sides. For the shorter fern leaves, make smaller snips. Do not cut all the way to the base — you will need it to glue around the wire later.
- Gently pull on the tip of the fern leaves to stretch out the fringe. Round out the edges near the tip.
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8 Comments
Great for your dinosaur stuffie ‘s food 🦖🦕
lol YES!
Hi,
Looking for the SVG files for this – is it available?
Please advise…thanks…
Added 🙂
I love projects that mix practical things with decoration! This is so cool!
Thanks, so glad you like it!!
I just adore these gorgeous ferns! I notice a lack of SVG file. Is that because these prices would be too small for my Cricut?
Thank you! We haven’t been providing SVG files for felt or crepe projects that we ourselves can’t cut on the Cricut (either because the design is too small/intricate, or the machine doesn’t like the material we’re using!) But now that the Cricut Maker is going to be available, we’ll start adding SVGs as we can!