Fall Leaves Kit - Fall Felt-A-Long

Order by Wednesday, September 30 to have your kit for the live class. Live Fall Felt-A-Long class Monday, October 12 at 12 pm Central or 7 pm Central. Same class, two times, replay posted in the group the same day. Then share your progress, ask questions and get support all week in the VIP group. You can do this—even if you've never felted before. Complete Kit. Includes everything you need. 2 Kit Options: Include Foam Felting Mat if you don't have a mat. If you already have one that is 6x8"+, you can use that. The leaves are printed directly on wool felt. No paper templates, nothing to trace. There are 6 leaf designs on 12x12" panel of wool felt. Cut out the leaf and fill in the color right on the fabric—think of it like a paint-by-number, but with wool. What's included Wool felt panel with all 6 leaf designs printed and ready to felt (maple, oak, aspen, birch, elm and sugar maple) Pre-portioned wool in autumn colors—enough for every leaf in the kit 3 felting needles Step-by-step printed instructions Foam felting mat (Kit with Felting Mat option) Access to the live Fall Felt-A-Long class and the replay Finished leaves are 4–8" each. Skill level: complete beginners and beyond. Plan on 4–5 hours for the full set, or one leaf in an evening. Gift-ready box. Buy the kit and you're in the Fall Felt-A-Long. Join either live class, then we felt together all week in the group—check-ins, a spot to post your progress, and a show-and-tell at the end. If you can't make a live time, the replay has everything you need. Add the acorn kit for $12 (normally $25). Wool and real acorn caps to make 6 acorns, with a video walkthrough. Leaves and acorns belong together. Making a garland? Add the Extra Leaves Panel and Wool for $19—a second printed panel and wool for six more leaves. Six leaves makes a small garland; twelve fills a mantel. Made by customers in last year's Fall Felt-A-Long Garlands, wreaths, window mobiles, a bowl on the table—here's what last year's group made with this kit (and a few acorns and pumpkins). String them into a garland across a mantel or window, scatter them down the Thanksgiving table, or fill a bowl with leaves and acorns and a few drops of essential oil. (For a garland, you'll want strong thread or fishing line and a sewing needle.) The class is built around this kit—you're welcome to felt along with your own materials, but I'm not able to troubleshoot substitutions.