Fun with Felt: Crafts That Kids and Adults Can Enjoy Making

Don't buy a felt ball garland when they are SO easy to make! Use felt balls and embroidery floss to add color to a spot in your home.

Learn how to make a DIY gnome for your home! You're going to love this Scandinavian inspired craft idea for Christmas - but you can keep it up all year 'round.

Learn to make a pool noodle wreath using felt and a modern theme. Perfect for spring or summer and you can customize it with your fave colors.

Grab the templates available at the post to make the cutest crafts with felt - mini keychains! They are very easy to hand sew, and both kids and adults will love making various shapes and sizes.

There are a few good reasons to have a scissor pouch. You can protect the tips of your tools, but you can also prevent stabbing yourself when you reach into a drawer! Make these cute ice cream cone pouches with felt.

If you have a favorite song, this easy felt song lyric wall art allows you to display the words on your wall - a very unique home decor project!

You won’t have to worry about losing your place the next time you pick up a book to read with these cute felt bird DIY bookmarks. Grab your leftover stash and add this to your list of new felt crafts to make.

These cute felt pinwheels can be used for hair accessories, pins, or spring/summer decorations. The possibilities are endless!

Make a felt paper doll using this free pattern and tutorial. Your child or grandchild will treasure it for years to come! It's so cute that you'll want to make one immediately.

This felt pennant banner is a really cute idea to add to a kid’s room, and is so simple to make (it’s no-sew!).

Looking for a fun and useful craft? These felt piggy banks are so easy to make with cheap craft felt that won’t break the (piggy) bank!

This DIY wreath is so versatile . . . choose your favorite colors of felt, and make it in three easy steps. Add any embellishments you like!

Here is a step by step tutorial for super cute and easy pencil toppers. These are not only fantastic for kids to make, but this rocket ship craft is a great way to get little ones interested in writing, mark making, and drawing. 

Laura made these bracelets out of felt scraps when she was 15! She found them in her stash and will show you how to make them, too. They're perfect for trying after you finish some of these other crafts (with the excess!).

This felt banner turned out to be a super easy and inexpensive project (under $10). The best part is that the bright mixed colors are totally seasonless. It could easily be used year round for different events, or you could change the colors to make the garland specific to a certain holiday.

Are you bad at keeping plants alive? No sweat. You can stiffen felt into leaves - in this case, Monstera leaves. Then you can create a beautiful home decor piece that you never have to water.

This mushroom banner is so cute and perfect for fall or a baby’s nursery or other woodland themed decor. Learn how to easily make this adorable felt garland following this simple tutorial.

You can make your own Baby Yoda plush with this awesome tutorial! This craft is fun and simple and you end up with your very own cute mini felt Star Wars character. So grab the free printable template, some felt fabric, and start stitching.

These coasters are easy to weave and make with glue. You could also use this technique to make woven felt placemats or a trivet, too. It’s such an easy way to add a splash of color and texture to your home!

The main tutorial is for the llama coffee cozy, but Staci will also teach you how to make the other versions using some different techniques with felt! These are so easy and make great gifts.

This denim wreath was just made by upcycling some old clothes such as jeans and sweaters! The felt part comes in with the roses . . . you can use felted sweater bits or even straight pieces of felt. Either way, it's going to turn out pretty.

Are you ready for summer craft camp with the kids? Make these no sew pillows in fun shapes. These are SO easy and littles will love them!

You don't have to water succulents that much . . . but the best part of these is there's no water required at all! This is a beautiful felt craft for both spring and summer. In the right colors, you could also make a winter version.

I love felt food! It's just so stinkin' cute, and kids love to play with it. And honestly, it's fun for kids' room decor as well. Learn how to make donuts with colorful frosting and sprinkles!

This felt craft project is for a no sew unicorn purse, and the tutorial is very easy to follow. It's the perfect size for little things such as makeup or pencils!

Mermaids are always in style! When I was little I loved them, and absolutely would've adored a felt stuffy like this one. Good thing is, there's a free pattern provided so you can stitch this too. It's really easy!

Make a little parade of adorable campers with this DIY felt caravan garland pattern! This is a great project for using up felt scraps. It can be used for Christmas, but also for all year.

You can make these felt bows to use as hair clips, or for embellishments on fashion items, or even craft projects! They're so easy, and then you'll be putting bows on everything.

Learn how to make a door stop using a brick and felt! This hangs out of the way when you aren't using it.

I'm a pretty picky eater, but even I like pizza! Make your own customized slice with a little bit of felt and a glue gun. Very cute as a bookmark!

This project is great for adults or kids learning to do basic stitches! Because that's all you'll need to make these felt cookies. I love their happy little faces.

These felt animal mask patterns make last-minute Halloween costumes a breeze, but you can make them any time of year. The masks need only felt, elastic, a cereal box and the free PDF patterns in the post.

There are so many possibilities with these felt butterflies! Toss a magnet on the back for instant fun on your fridge. Attach to hair clips and adorn your lovely locks. Glue onto photo frames to add a fun splash of color. Use in place of a bow on a gift. Kids will love making these!

Play felt food is such a fun way for children to use their imagination! Use different colors of felt for different beverages, and your littles will be able to choose whether or not they want whipped cream.

Don't know how to use a sewing machine? It's okay! Make a hand sewn pencil case with a few supplies in under 10 minutes. It's REALLY easy!

Fire up the glue gun and grab your felt and scissors, because we’ve got an adorable felt craft for you today! These sweet little purses are a perfect craft for either kids or adults. There’s no sewing required, and you can get the pattern in the post.

You can make a DIY cord organizer for cheap using this tutorial and the free template! No craft skills required - these felt cable organizers can be made in minutes.

I showed you how to store your cords in organizers above . . . now here's a little pouch for your headphones! Yep, not all of us use bluetooth earbuds. And for those who don't, this is super easy to make for storage.

Puppets are so great for both young and old imaginations. Slip a puppet over your hand, and suddenly your hand is an entirely new character! Learn how to make these simple puppets to have fun with the kids on a budget.

Customize your pets' collars with these fun and easy dog collar accessories! Change them out depending on the season or holiday.

Whether you're looking for heart themed decor or want a Valentine's Day craft to try, you're going to love this felt wall hanging. It's easy and you can customize with the colors of your choice.

 You can enjoy this game anywhere when you craft this simple felt tic tac toe game for kids. All you need are a few basic craft supplies, and the end result is a fun game you can play over and over again. Here is how to get started making your own!

Learn how to make heart hair bows for Valentine's Day with a conversation candy theme! These are so cute and perfect for the holidays.

This felt wreath is pretty easy to make, however, it does take a while to cut and put everything together - so prepare to sit down, get cozy, and play your favorite movie. But once you’re done, you’re rewarded with a beautiful wreath ready to be hung on your front door, in your room, or used as a centerpiece.

Fall banners are easy to make out of felt, and perfect for celebrating the season! Learn how to make this mini version, easy for all ages.

This felt Christmas ornament inspired by poinsettias was a lot of fun to make, and it was really easy too! No sewing required.

This mistletoe craft is so fun and easy for Christmas! Learn how to make a mistletoe branch with felt and twigs. You can re-use it year after year.

Decorate your Christmas tree with these simple handmade ornaments using the free pattern! I can picture an entire tree and decor theme around these felt mittens.

To make Christmas gifting more fun this year, I made these felt gift card holders. There's a Santa, a snowman, and an elf! Aren't they cute?!

This felt Christmas wreath is perfect for using up those small scraps! Add to a piece of scrap wood for some unique holiday wreath decor.

With the holidays around the corner, I've got felt peppermint swirl Christmas hair bows you'll love! Don't they look good enough to eat?!