Misscrafts 28pcs 6 inches - 12 inches 1.4mm Thick Soft Felt Nonwoven Fabric Sheet Pack DIY Craft Patchwork Sewing Square Assorted Colors 20cm x 30cm multicolored FBA_Soft28-2030@@

This felt was everything I expected and just what I needed. I was looking for the larger felt you find in the craft store, but I read the measurements and knew what I was getting. This was the best deal I found for the size and number of colors.Likes+ good assortment of colors+ feels good - not to thin or stiff and not too fuzzy+ best value I found after a lot of comparisonDislikes- none at allThis felt was the perfect size for my project. I love the assortment of colors and had many options and different shades. The felt is soft and just the right thickness. It's not as soft or floppy as fleece, but it's not a stiff and itchy felt. Just right.This worked perfectly for my project and I would buy it again.

This is a high quality felt with brilliant colors. It is better than the common "craft" felt you usually by for .79 cents apiece. The coordinating thread package that is included is a nice bonus. Item was even better than expected.

I'm a crafter who makes felt flowers, and I needed a variety of colors. I've purchased sheets of felt from the craft store and been very disappointed with the quality. You could almost see through the felt, with the resulting colors less than vivid. I've purchased thick, beautiful felts off the roll, and they've been great to use, but I don't have the chutzpah to take twelve rolls of felt to the ladies who cut and ask for an eighth of a yard each. This felt lies somewhere between the two in quality. It is a bit shiny, so I suspect it is by no means all wool. But the colors are vivid, and there are enough for me to make an almost endless number of felt flowers.

The texture is like velvet, it's tight enough not to ruin or complicate your embroidery project and to hold it's shape even when cut, with just enough stretch to enlarge it by a couple of cm on each direction- which is what I need out of my craft materials and why I use felt in the first place. It's also very forgiving with needle holes. They'll be visible for a little bit, but as you work they will disappear.My local store jacked up the price of the felt I usually buy, 1 cm thick that almost feels like thick flannel- went from ¢20 a 10x14in sheet or $1.50 a yard, to ¢60 a sheet or $6 a yard. I use it to make make mug cozies, embroidering a design on the felt then sewing it to thick craft foam. I was terrified trying to find an equivalent online, cheap ¢15 felt does not work for what I do- the texture is scratchy and if it gets wet, the color bleeds and stains the thead. Mug cozies. For coffee and tea. They're going to get wet. And they need to be able to be washed.So I was scared anything I'd find for a good price, especially through Amazon, would be glorified cheap crap. When this stuff arrived, I was very worried by how velvety it was- thinking there was no way this could be firm enough to embroider or even sew. I thought it would stretch too much and fall apart while sewing. Obviously, it turns out, it is sturdy enough. There's no freying and loose tindrils don't cling to my thead- gunking it up to cause knots as I work or look like grass growing out of the holes. It sews just fine, without coming apart.

I got this to let my kids design and make their own stuffed animals with fluff from an old pillow and hot glue guns. They had the best time ever and ended up with the cutest little stuffed animals. This stuff was much better than anything I've seen in the stores! I would love if there were two of each color and more variety of colors, but other than that it was absolutely perfect!