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Make a ball using remnants of wool yarns.
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Tear off a small piece of wool for felting and put it on the ball. Put the next piece of wool in a different direction.
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Cover the whole ball putting several layer of wool in different directions.
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Carefully put covered ball into the sock and tie both sides of the sock. You can put several balls in one sock dividing them with knots.
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Put the sock into a washing machine and wash it with high temperature using detergent. Your balls are ready. Dry them (it can take couple of days if balls are big).
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Embroider any motif you like on the list of thin felt.
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Cut the circle with the embroidery and fix it on the ball with several pins. Sew the circle to the ball. I used «blanket stitch».
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Add several beads for more glamorous look. Sew the ribbon on the top of the ball.
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