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Sugar Plum Jublee Wool Felt Balls by Kimberbell

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$11.69 $17.98 In stock

Kimberbell's Sugar Plum Wool Felt Balls add a dimensional pop to a variety of machine embroidery, sewing, and craft projects! Colors include Pistachio, Hawaiian Ice, Cherry Cordial, Gumdrop, Key Lime, and Taffy, with two 1.25" balls per color. As featured in our Sugar Plum Jubilee Spark Event, Wool Felt Balls are sweet embellishments for garlands, Bench Pillows, quilts, totes, and so much more!

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Evelyn ★★★★★

The Cherry Cordial color is even richer in person, and the felt texture is perfect for adding a soft, dimensional touch to my embroidery projects. I used them as accents on a quilt border and they stayed put with just a few stitches.

Nicholas ★★★★★

The Pistachio and Hawaiian Ice colors layered together gave my quilted table runner a perfect pop. The wool felt has a nice, soft texture that makes them easy to stitch through.

Victoria ★★★★★

I used the Key Lime for a Christmas stocking and the color is exactly as vibrant as the photo. The wool felt cuts cleanly without fraying, which made attaching them so much easier.