Pack of Titanum felt sheets in brown tones designed for crafting, hobby and educational projects. These soft, cuttable felt sheets provide a range of stable brown shades suitable for sewing, appliqué, decorations, model making and small repairs. The material is easy to handle by hand or with basic tools, making it practical for hobbyists, makers and educators who need consistent color and flexible textile for small-scale work.
Advantages
The Titanum felt pack offers uniform color stability across multiple brown tones and a soft, pliable texture that cuts cleanly with scissors and craft knives. Sheets are thin enough to layer and sew yet provide sufficient body for appliqué, toy parts and decorative elements. The felt resists fraying and holds adhesives well, allowing for both sewn and glued constructions. Its neutrality in tone makes it suitable for natural-looking crafts and restoration details.
Suitable for
- Sewing small accessories and appliqué on garments or fabric items
- Handmade decorations and seasonal ornaments
- Model making, dioramas and miniature scenery
- School art projects, classroom craft activities and workshops
- Small repairs, patches and reinforcement of textile surfaces
Key specifications
- Color range: multiple brown tones suitable for natural and neutral projects
- Material type: soft, cuttable felt designed for handcrafts
- Texture: pliable, non-fraying surface that accepts sewing and adhesive
- Workability: easy to cut, layer, stitch and glue
How to use
Select the appropriate brown tone and cut the felt sheet with scissors, a craft knife or die-cut tools to the required shape. For sewing, use standard hand or machine needles suitable for felt and choose thread weight according to the project. When gluing, apply a thin, even layer of craft adhesive compatible with textiles and press pieces together until set. For edges that need extra strength, stitch or apply a narrow strip of matching felt.
Usage recommendations
Store felt sheets flat in a dry, cool environment away from direct sunlight to preserve color and prevent warping. Test any adhesive, paint or dye on a small scrap before applying to the main piece. For cleaner cuts, use sharp scissors or a fresh blade in your craft knife.
