'How About Orange' blows my mind again!

Just seen this lovely lovely thing and had to share it with you.  Deep breath.  Look at this amazing modular felt coaster!





which is from Monday's 'How About Orange' post here

Then yesterday, same place, there was this:



And a commenter posted a link to this skirt:



which can be read about here.  I love that it's all about reducing waste and increasing the ability to customise.

All these are no-sew felt items, and the colour combos and possibilities are endless.  Made me squeak with joy.  Had to share.  Feeling calmer now.

Thanks, How About Orange, you made my day.

What's rocking your world today, readers?  Any more modular felt projects out there to share?

S x

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