Dryer lint felting

Save time and money in your laundry routine by making your own reusable felted wool dryer balls. No more dryer sheets!

Whilst casually scrolling through Pinterest and various zero waste websites I came across a number of references to tumble dryer balls. For the uninitiated these are balls (no surprise there) that you put in your tumble dryer in order to speed up the drying process. Mr Amazon of course sells packs

“Spring Time 2” 5 x 7 x 2 inches Dryer lint

How to clean the dryer lint trap. Easy to do and takes less than 30 minutes. This will increase our dryer efficiency and get your clothes dry on the first cycle. #thecraftyblogstalker #lintlizard #clean #linttrap #cleaningtips

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Eleven creative ways to reuse and recycle dryer lint for projects and crafts like fire starters, paper, yarn, and gardening.

Thanks for stopping by today! It's been a while and I think I'm ready for a new challenge. Rane wrote me a few months back: Hi ya Claire!! I have a true challenge for you! What can you do with dryer lint? Every week I throw this away and always wonder could it be used for something? I hear ya Rane! So this week, let's make a detour to the laundry room en route to the craft room. Like most of you, I throw away lint from the dryer. I only recently started keeping it in this bag. I must admit…

not needle felting. This is dryer lint mâché. Like paper mache only substitute dryer lint for paper.

Dryer lint piles up in our dryers and our landfills. But you can reduce, reuse and recycle it with these clever tricks.

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