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Two-Tones Infinity Cowl Crochet Pattern

January 20, 2018 by jillbrowning

This crochet cowl pattern is designed to be worn in 8 different ways including as a shawl, open scarf, circle scarf, and wrapped cowl.

It uses buttons to create versatility so that you can close up your cowl or leave it open for different wrapping options.

Get the details here

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Wet Felted Hot Water Bottle Cover Tutorial Review – Gillian Gladrag

If you adore cosy, handmade projects that combine function and art, Gillian Gladrag’s Wet Felted Hot Water Bottle Cover Tutorial is one you’ll want to add to your watchlist. This cheerful and informative video is classic Gillian — colourful, detailed, and filled with the kind of charm that makes felting feel fun and accessible.

In this tutorial, she demonstrates how to create a beautifully patterned felt cover for a hot water bottle using vibrant wool fibres. The project is both practical and creative, showcasing Gillian’s signature mix of bright colours, whimsical design, and technical precision. Watching her layer the fibres, add stripes and motifs, and felt the piece into shape is incredibly satisfying — a true masterclass in 3D wet felting.

What sets this video apart is how approachable she makes it. Even though the end result looks like something straight from a boutique craft studio, her instructions are down-to-earth and filled with helpful tips about fibre direction, resist shapes, and felting tools. She also shares how to get those crisp, bold colour transitions that make her work so distinctive.

The finished cover — with its festive stripes and playful textures — is a perfect example of Gillian’s signature aesthetic: joyful, bright, and unmistakably handmade. It’s a project that would make a stunning gift, especially for anyone who appreciates a good dose of warmth and whimsy during the colder months.

Verdict:
Gillian Gladrag’s Wet Felted Hot Water Bottle Cover Tutorial is equal parts inspiration and education. Whether you’re a beginner looking for your next challenge or an experienced felter craving colour and creativity, this video is a delight from start to finish.

Watch it on YouTube: Wet Felted Hot Water Bottle Cover Tutorial – Gillian Gladrag

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