Make Christmas decorations with felt circles – dark red

The craft table is ready. The children are waiting, scissors in hand. Now all you need is material that plays along. These dark red felt circles are made for your next craft afternoon. They are soft, hold their shape and come in any size from 3 to 60 cm. So you start straight away with the idea instead of the cutting.

What changes for you

• You craft without frayed edges or loose fluff. The circles are laser-cut, so the edges are sealed.
• You get exactly the size your project needs. Diameters range from 3 to 60 cm and can be chosen in 1 cm steps.
• Your table stays free of scratches and water rings. Used as a coaster for glasses, vases or plant pots, the soft polyester felt protects the surface.
• You can plan bigger projects with ease. Order the felt circles individually or in sets of 10, 25, 50 or 100.
• Your decorations last longer. The material is approx. 2.5 to 3 mm thick, so the discs sit firmly and are easy to grip.

Why these felt circles make a difference every day

Making Christmas decorations, crafting money gifts or setting the table: these round cutouts give you an even, flat base shape. It fits into almost any idea. The rich dark red adds colour without being overpowering. The felt feels soft in your hand and is easy to work with. So the making itself is fun, not just the result.

Material & finish

The circles are made of 100 % polyester felt and cleanly finished. Laser cutting gives even, sealed edges. The discs keep their shape and don't fray, even when little hands work with them. Every cutout is made in our own production in Pößneck, Thuringia. So you get custom sizes in reliable quality, too.

Dimensions & technical details

• Material: 100% polyester felt
• Colour: dark red
• Shape: disc / circle
• Diameter: 3 cm to 60 cm, selectable in 1 cm steps
• Material thickness: approx. 2.5 – 3 mm
• Cut: laser-cut, with sealed edges
• Made in Thuringia, Germany

How to use the felt circles

• Crafting with children: small circles become eyes, flowers or snowman buttons. And at the end of the afternoon, there's no pile of fluff on the table.
• As coasters under glasses and cups: you put the teapot down without worrying about water rings. The felt cushions everything softly.
• Under vases and plant pots: the windowsill stays free of scratches, even if you move the pot often.
• During Advent: turn the dark red discs into hanging ornaments and table decorations. It's a shade that simply suits Christmas.
• In a café or at the market: use large circles as a base for baskets, cake stands or price tags. Your counter looks tidy and uniform in minutes.

Good to know about felt

Felt is considered one of the oldest textile materials of all. Its big advantage is still the same today: it doesn't fray when cut, because the fibres are bonded together across the whole surface. That's exactly why it's so popular for crafts and decorating. You can work the circles further, glue things on or sew them without harming the edges.

Care & durability

There's not much you need to do. Simply shake or brush off the dust, and that's it. The sealed laser-cut edges keep the discs in shape even with frequent use. So coasters and decorations look good for a long time.

Options & what's included

• Choose any diameter: 3 cm to 60 cm in 1 cm steps
• Available singly or in sets of 10, 25, 50 or 100
• Colour: dark red
• Included: the felt circles in your chosen size and quantity

Frequently asked questions

Will the edges fray over time? No. The circles are laser-cut, so the edges are sealed and keep their shape.

Can I use the felt circles as coasters? Yes. The soft felt protects table and furniture surfaces. It's suitable for glasses, vases and plant pots.

Can the circles be worked further? Yes. They are designed as craft supplies and can be used for all kinds of decorations, including projects with children.

Where do the cutouts come from? From our own production: every felt circle is cut in Pößneck, Thuringia.

Felt and diameters are just the starting point. What counts is the moment when a few red circles on the kitchen table become your very own Christmas decorations. And everyone holds a piece of it in their hands. Simply choose the size and quantity that suit your idea.