Anyone remember my Christmas Peas from last year? I decided to make them for quick teacher gifts this year, so I pulled out the felt balls and felted sweater scraps. (Mind you, pulling out those kinds of supplies for me means nothing, who am I kidding? I'm lucky if I can lay my eyes anywhere in this studio and NOT see felt balls and felted sweater scraps.)
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No time for a formal tutorial, my dear readers, but I know you are clever. You've got an eye for these things and will certainly be able to recreate this simple project. Are you with me?
Materials:
3 Felt Balls (you can make them or buy them) about 2cm diameter
Scrap of green felted sweater, 2.5" x 4.5"
1/4" wide strip of red felt or ribbon
1/4" wide strip of green felt or ribbon
Yarn, small amount in green
To make the pod, trim the ends of the 2.5" x 4.5" scrap to make kind of a pointy oval, like the photo above. Thread a tapestry needle with a length of yarn and knot the end. Bring your needle up through the pod about 1" from the bottom point. Thread the 3 felt balls one by one onto the yarn. Bring the needle back down through the pod about 1" below the top point. Now the next part you can just wing. I took a few stitches down the back of the pod and brought the needle back up between the first 2 peas. Then stitch the front of the pod to draw it in around the peas. Cute! Looks like a little bundled up baby. (a sweet pea!) Bring your needle back down between the peas through the back of the pod and repeat the process.
Tie a bow with the red felt strip and tack it at the top. Make a loop with the green felt and tack it on the back. You're done! Let me know if you have any questions or need clarification.
blog.betzwhite.com
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi6hcR8pM3MN8KZhQIx0ZUvBnr3tc36DE5IFtfDjCGRqUYFFM-qm-S-CRpS4b8lKqCpnsOBNsFaI0RVbABUtL6Hf8UcMyZXkPnhjqzGArD51bsfMnJO01iba6EPHtlyip5UxFK-I49tRcdD/s400/xmaspeas2.jpg)
No time for a formal tutorial, my dear readers, but I know you are clever. You've got an eye for these things and will certainly be able to recreate this simple project. Are you with me?
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhKiwIKTcgluEvRVKjo76S0ULCTsTamJLaFiaoHR-47DalJ-QerKoWnaJwtTkmvxOe1cAWPFjWVET-uZqAHXDF0kJ00v-_UWPoFHmX1UadOqzZX0ygwVXwxTP07SrGh7DlvxwRnoAd8vrSG/s400/xmaspeas1.jpg)
3 Felt Balls (you can make them or buy them) about 2cm diameter
Scrap of green felted sweater, 2.5" x 4.5"
1/4" wide strip of red felt or ribbon
1/4" wide strip of green felt or ribbon
Yarn, small amount in green
To make the pod, trim the ends of the 2.5" x 4.5" scrap to make kind of a pointy oval, like the photo above. Thread a tapestry needle with a length of yarn and knot the end. Bring your needle up through the pod about 1" from the bottom point. Thread the 3 felt balls one by one onto the yarn. Bring the needle back down through the pod about 1" below the top point. Now the next part you can just wing. I took a few stitches down the back of the pod and brought the needle back up between the first 2 peas. Then stitch the front of the pod to draw it in around the peas. Cute! Looks like a little bundled up baby. (a sweet pea!) Bring your needle back down between the peas through the back of the pod and repeat the process.
Tie a bow with the red felt strip and tack it at the top. Make a loop with the green felt and tack it on the back. You're done! Let me know if you have any questions or need clarification.
blog.betzwhite.com
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