Yellow felt handbags & shopping bags

Yellow

You have selected products in yellow color or products that are predominantly yellow. We also include products in gold, lemon, mustard, vanilla and champagne shades. Yellow is an excellent contrast color to enhance detail. Interesting are combinations with blue, turquoise or powder color. There's something about the color yellow that just oozes happiness, which is why it's no wonder that so many people love to wear it. It's the perfect hue to inject a bit of optimism into your wardrobe, and there are so many different shades to choose from that you're sure to find one that suits you perfectly. If you're looking for a summery shade, go for a lemon or daffodil yellow. These colors look great with denim and will instantly brighten up your outfit. For a more subdued take on yellow, opt for mustard or honey – these hues work well in the colder months and can be teamed with darker colors like black or navy. Whether you want to make a statement or keep things low-key, yellow is definitely the color for you!

Felt

Felt is a fabric made from interwoven fibers. It is made as a non-woven fabric or by felting knitwear or fabrics. We distinguish between natural and synthetic felts. The classic raw material for the production of natural felt is sheep wool. The felt does not fray at the edges and does not need to be sewn on. Interesting is the use of natural felt on felt bags and handbags . Thanks to its thermal insulation properties, the felt helps maintain a constant temperature inside the bag. Your purchase of chilled products will be better protected from heat in the summer. Likewise, lunch from a popular restaurant will last warmer in a felt bag. Our felt products are made of natural wool. Felt is a non-woven fabric made from fibers that have been matted, compressed and worked into a cloth. Felt can be made of natural fibers such as wool or synthetic fibers such as acrylic. The process of making felt is thought to date back to the Bronze Age, and it has been used for everything from clothing and footwear to insulation and packaging material. There are two main types of felting: wet felting and dry felting. Wet felting uses water, soap and agitation to mat the fibers together, while dry felting uses heat, friction and pressure. Both methods start with loose fibers that are laid out in a flat layer or placed inside a mesh bag. The fiber is then agitated using either method until it starts to bind together into a single piece of fabric. The most common type of felt is made from woolen fiber because wool contains lanolin, which helps the fibers cling together during the Felting Process . However, other animals' hair can also be used to make felt (e.g., alpaca , rabbit , yak ), as well as plant-based materials (e.g., bamboo , hemp ). When choosing felt for your project it's important to consider both the appearance and function of the final product because different types of felt will behave differently once they're cut intoshapes or sewn onto another surface. For example, 'needle punched' felt is more durable than 'handmade' or 'machine stitched' felt and won't fray at the edges as easily. However 'handmade' felt often has a more textured appearance than its counterparts.