Felt Sheets Titanum Filc A3 blue pastel pack of 5

Titanum Filc A3 felt sheets in pastel blue come as a pack of 5 A3-sized sheets designed for a wide range of craft and educational projects. Each sheet is lightweight, flexible and easy to cut, glue and stitch, offering a uniform colour and soft texture that supports precise appliqué, sewing details and decorative elements. The A3 format gives enough working area for medium-sized projects while remaining easy to handle and store.

Advantages

These felt sheets are consistent in thickness and colour across the pack, which helps achieve even results when assembling multicomponent items. The material’s flexibility allows for smooth curves and shaped cutouts without fraying, and the lightweight construction reduces bulk when layered or sewn into items. The pastel blue tone provides a neutral, soft colour ideal for school activities, home decor and seasonal crafts.

Suitable for

• Sewing and appliqué details on toys, cushions and accessories
• School and kindergarten crafts, teaching aids and project boards
• DIY decorations, garlands and seasonal ornaments
• Prototyping and small design mock-ups for hobby designers
• Layered paper-craft alternatives and mixed-media art

Key specifications

• Sheet size: A3 format (approx. 297 × 420 mm)
• Pack contents: 5 felt sheets
• Colour: pastel blue
• Material properties: lightweight, flexible, easy to cut and glue
• Surface: soft, uniform texture suitable for stitching and appliqué

How to use

Cut the felt sheets with sharp scissors or a craft knife on a cutting mat to achieve precise shapes. For permanent joins, use fabric glue or a low-temperature hot glue gun; for removable or decorative joins, stitch pieces together with embroidery or sewing thread. To attach felt to other surfaces, apply appropriate adhesive or sew through both layers. When ironing, use a low heat setting and a protective cloth to avoid flattening or damaging the texture.

Usage recommendations

Store sheets flat in a dry place to prevent warping. Test adhesives and stitch samples on a scrap piece before working on the final project. For cleaner cut edges on detailed shapes, use small sharp scissors or a precision craft blade and change blades regularly.