I know I've blogged about my dryer balls before. Well, after using them for 2-3 years one is missing and the other one split in half last week. I thought about buying new ones because I do like them. I don't use fabric softener because of allergies. Then I remembered seeing some homemade felted wool dryer balls on Etsy. After looking at them and almost buying them I wondered if I could make them myself. I found this website that shows how to make them. I had several partial skeins of wool yarn & several old pair of pantyhose that I didn't mind parting with. Here's what I came up with...FREE dryer balls!
One of the wool skeins was from Great's stash. And I still have some of her cotton yarn, too. I made these several weeks ago using yarn from a couple of big cones. Just finished them off last night and put them in the mail to Baby Bekah. Maybe her momma will scrub her off with these.
And these are in the mail to Michigan. The tan ones are organic cotton that I bought with my 50% off coupon.
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Can I put in an order for dryer balls for Christmas? : )
That looks so interesting - I might have to give it a try!
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