Flippity Felts

19/08/2026

A little World of Wool unboxing 🧶✨ Pre-felt, gorgeous alpaca fibre, and a very intriguing mixed blend that I’m already itching to play with 👀

29/07/2026

So that carding board was worth every penny! Watch with me how easy it is to make a custom mouse blend!

20/07/2026

20/07/2026

Braeburn insisted I tell everyone these facts about him…

I’m not entirely convinced they’re all true. 👀🐭🍎

19/07/2026

🍏 Meet Braeburn 🍏

After a busy day foraging through the woodland, this tiny needle felted mouse is finally heading home with a basket full of freshly gathered apples.

Every little detail has been handcrafted from wool and miniatures, making him a completely one-of-a-kind woodland mouse.

If you stumbled across him in the woods, what do you think he’d say? 🐭🍂

✨ Available now via the link in my bio.

09/07/2026

USA shipping is back! 🇺🇸
Orders through Etsy have import duties and taxes collected at checkout where applicable, helping to avoid unexpected customs charges.

17/05/2026

I’m back baby!! Stay the end of January when I broke my arm I have had to close my shop. Felting is very much a two armed endeavour and I was also having to stay with my parents as the break was so severe I was pretty much incapable of fending for myself. Even now my arm is very weak, but I have moved back home and Flippity Felts is back. Slower and probably not many custom felts for a while, but back.
A huge thanks to my parents who have absolutely doted on me these last 4 months and done everything they possibly could to help me recover, and to my sister who so very kindly took my to hospital when the ambulance took too long and then helped look after my cats, and to my ex husband for also looking after my cats

23/03/2026

A picture of Noona for attention!
Last night I dreamed I could needle felt again. I think it was a mouse, or maybe a rabbit. I managed it for a few minutes and dream me was very proud!
Sadly in reality that is still a distant aim. The good news is it’s likely I will be able to get back to felting at some point. The problem is I just don’t know when. The break in my arm was bad and for two weeks I couldn’t move my hand at all. With a lot of effort I now have pretty good (not perfect) hand function but my arm is still mangled and i can’t use it well. I am now week 8 I think, and have another 5 or 6 weeks before they’re even going to consider bothering to xray me again. It’s a rough ride - hugs appreciated ###

01/02/2026

So look what I managed to do last week! What an idiot. I attempted to walk across a car park and slipped, crashed down onto my arm. It’s properly buggered. I have unfortunately had to close my shop and cancel my classes and for now we wait and see. I also managed to take a few nerves out and can’t control my hands. So please keep everything crossed I will be able to return to felting!

10/01/2026

It’s been a long time coming, but Flippity Felts can proudly announce that we’ve been working on a brand-new breed of My Pet Picnic:
the My Pet Jammy Donut - available in my Etsy shop now!

This particular variety is known as the European Splodge.

Commonly found filled with strawberry or raspberry jam, the European Splodge can trace its origins back into Europe for… well, a really long time. In fact, it seems that for almost as long as humans have existed, we’ve been frying dough.

This proves somewhat awkward if you are planning on keeping a My Pet Jammy Donut - they really, really, really don’t like being reminded of that.

European Splodges are intensely affectionate creatures. However, it must be noted by any prospective owners that affection can only be given and received entirely on their terms. If you attempt to pet one of your European Splodges at a time inconvenient to them, they will sq**rt jam over you. They really, really hate it if you then eat the jam.

Honestly, the list of lesser things that European Splodgers really, really hate can be somewhat off-putting.

European Splodges have been around for such a long time that the casual enthusiast may be interested to read the following entry from The Lady’s Guide to Pet Pastries and Other Curiosities, first published in 1863:

On Appetite and Related Absurdities

One further note of caution must be recorded: European Splodgers appear to be highly food-motivated, despite the inconvenient fact of being composed entirely of food themselves. This may not, at first, present as a matter of concern.

However, instances have been recorded in which a single individual has wiped out an entire larder in one fell swoop. The mechanism by which this is achieved remains unclear.

At this point, the observer is forced to concede that no satisfactory explanation is forthcoming.