Welcome FilzFelt

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I'm totally excited about this site! It seems my hunt for beautiful felt is over. FilzFelt is a collaboration and new business between Traci Roloff and Kelly Smith. They sell 100% wool felt imported from Germany, both raw material by the yard and as cut tabletop and flooring products. Along with their website they have set up shops at Etsy and Supermarket.

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Anonymous said…
Cool! I didn't know that it's such a pain to get high quality felt in the US...
Yay, Germany!
12:08 pm, November 12, 2008
MinervaO said…
You should also try http://www.thefeltpeople.com/. I've not actually ordered from them yet, but their color ranges look fabulous.
12:10 pm, November 12, 2008
Lizzie said…
That is just the most adorable little picture! And I will be checking out this felt source...thanks for the tip
12:58 pm, November 12, 2008
sMacThoughts said…
Thanks for the source!
4:10 pm, November 12, 2008
YUMMY! INK said…
L O V E L Y photo!
G R E A T blog!
4:53 pm, November 12, 2008
Anonymous said…
wait. Am I reading correctly. FELT for 89.50 a yard? Is that right?
10:25 am, November 13, 2008
ColleenBaran said…
I've ordered some (in both 2mm and 3mm) and they're lovely! Thick and wonderful quality with deep rich colours.
12:15 am, November 14, 2008
lisa solomon said…
i'm doomed. how am i supposed to resist this?
6:14 pm, November 14, 2008
Nancy said…
Thanks for the link ... was hoping they would have some nice tie dyed felt....can't seem to find it anywhere yet I see things made out of it (and sold on Etsy) all of the time.
xox
Nancy
12:47 am, August 31, 2010
Lori said…
I used Filzfelt for some Christmas present projects I made this past year. Although it's pricey (I bought a yard to make the grocery bag design from Martha Stewarts website) I was able to make two bags and had plenty of scraps left over for other fun projects.

I also discovered my circle cutter works wonders with 2mm felt - I made trivets and key chains and added some graphic elements like a large heart and a bird motif. Fun!
9:55 am, January 16, 2011
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