Felt balls, don't you just love them?!  They hold the most beautiful intense colours and that can bring joy to any room. If you want to add a pop of colour somewhere, anywhere, this list of felt ball DIY projects offers great inspiration. Â
What's more, felt balls are easy to use and your completed project will look like you've spent lots of dosh at a high-end homeware store. Â Nice one.Â
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Felt Ball Mobile
Choose felt ball colours to suit a baby's or toddler's room, or a good selection of rainbow colours (image from http://mysparkle.blogspot.co.nz/2014/02/felt-ball-mobile.html)
Felt Ball Garland
In bedrooms - boys, girls and adults, these look gorgeous draped over the corner of a mirror or utilising some wall space which needs a some 'punch' or framing a series art works they have created. Â Â
Boys rooms look great with a mixture of:
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Orange, grey and white
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Red, white and blue
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Black, grey and blue
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Black grey and white
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Brown, white and orange
 Some lovely colour combinations for a girls room are:
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Pink, white and yellow (just like the Makekit logo)
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Purple, blue and grey
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Purple, blue and yellow
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Black, white and their favourite colour
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Yellow, grey and white
NecklaceÂ
Bored with your wardrobe? Time to add something new! Â A felt ball necklace takes around 10 minutes to complete and you can see the tutorial here.(image from polkadotchair.com)
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Felt Ball Trivets and CoastersÂ
Add some warmth to your kitchen over the winter months with a DIY felt ball trivet or DIY coasters.  Trivets are just large coasters which are used for placing hot kettles, plates, and pots to protect your surface.Â
It's simply a matter of stitching the felt balls together using an embroidery needle and embroidery thread and working it into a round or square shape. Â Alternatively, you can glue them to cork coasters like they do here.
Remember to lay out your colour pattern before you start. Â And, because these are made of wool they will absorb moisture without causing mildew. Â Â
Christmas Decorations
Felt ball baubles make perfect ornaments for Christmas and are made using polystyrene balls, felt balls and a trusty hot glue gun. Â
Christmas Wreath
This one is just gorgeous and a lovely way to celebrate Christmas if more traditional decorations aren't your thing. Â I will definitely be making one of these for this Christmas season. Â A polystyrene wreath shape, hot glue gun and lots of felt balls - magic!
(image from notonthehighstreet.com)
Decorating a Cushion or Pillow
If you're looking to 'jazz up' a cushion or pillow cover, a few well placed felt balls sewn into the seam will give it a new lease of life. Â