If you remember giant moss rug I made for my (now) toddler, that took me over a year to complete, the latch-hooking itch didn’t go away. So I went ahead and made some mini versions as coasters!
These are so whimsical and charming. This one was made to look like a little pond surrounded by pom pom trees and fields of flowers and tall grasses.
I’ve lined the underside of each coaster with felt and hand stitched shelf liner on the bottom, to prevent it from slipping on a surface. The felt should add to the absorbency of the already absorbent yarn.
On top of that, these are a sensory dream! If you’re a person who likes textures and finds joy running your fingers through different fabrics, then these are perfect for you!
If you remember giant moss rug I made for my (now) toddler, that took me over a year to complete, the latch-hooking itch didn’t go away. So I went ahead and made some mini versions as coasters!
These are so whimsical and charming. This one was made to look like a little pond surrounded by pom pom trees and fields of flowers and tall grasses.
I’ve lined the underside of each coaster with felt and hand stitched shelf liner on the bottom, to prevent it from slipping on a surface. The felt should add to the absorbency of the already absorbent yarn.
On top of that, these are a sensory dream! If you’re a person who likes textures and finds joy running your fingers through different fabrics, then these are perfect for you!
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