by Teresa Perleberg | Feb 5, 2021
Can you believe it? It’s almost Valentine’s Day; Cupid’s season…the season of love. I can feel it already. Can’t you? Valentine’s Day is the perfect opportunity to remind your loved ones how much they mean to you. So, if you haven’t already, it’s time to start...
by Teresa Perleberg | Jan 29, 2021
Do you remember the days of making snow angels or crafting beautiful snowmen in the yard with the entire family? No matter how cold it gets, we’ve always enjoyed the chance to go out and explore the great outdoors, even if just for a few minutes. Perhaps you are no...
by Teresa Perleberg | Jan 15, 2021
Let’s have a moment of truth here, we never could have imagined how 2020 turned out, let alone the start to 2021! But here we are, more resilient than ever and full of pent up excitement to achieve all that we had hoped in the last year. My take? What’s...
by Teresa Perleberg | Jan 8, 2021
The stride into 2021 has not been how any of us envisioned starting a New Year. It can be a struggle to remain positive during the current situation, however just as I was looking for a hobby to fill my free time back as a stay at home mom, Needle Felting can be your...
by Teresa Perleberg | Dec 17, 2020
Are you all as excited about Christmas as I am?! After the trials of this year, I am looking forward to some downtime with my family to just be. It’s been a difficult year for many, and we could all use a little boosting of our spirits this holiday season. My...
by Teresa Perleberg | Dec 4, 2020
I think most Needle Felter’s will agree that you don’t just pick up your felting needle and make a masterpiece….If that were true, my kids would still be felting with me. Instead, your patience, tenacity and will power are all tested greatly, until rewarded with an...
by Teresa Perleberg | Nov 27, 2020
Home /5 Christmas Presents Every Needle Felter Needs/Page 24 5 Christmas Presents Every Needle Felter Needs I remember the ‘before kids Teresa’ saw Christmas as an opportunity to have a good lie in, receive those bits I hadn’t bought for myself and eat/drink myself...
by Teresa Perleberg | Nov 13, 2020
No matter your crafting preference, be it knitting, painting, or needle felting, a love for the arts is a powerful passion to have, and if you’ve been struggling to control your weight or simply trying to drop those excess pounds, crafting may be exactly what...
by Teresa Perleberg | Nov 6, 2020
When you hear the word “intelligence,” thoughts of world-famous thinkers like Einstein or Newton might pop into your mind purely for their scientific discoveries. But have you ever thought to link their success to creativity? Intelligence is often associated with the...
by Teresa Perleberg | Oct 30, 2020
Stepping into the golden years of retirement doesn’t mean merely sitting in your favorite armchair by the window, a cup of tea in hand, watching the world go by – although that does sound great! To maintain a great quality of life as we age, it’s essential to...
by Teresa Perleberg | Oct 23, 2020
We were all born creative – a fact that many of us seem to forget as we age, and life, with all of its craziness and responsibilities, takes over. How many of us, as a child, found countless hours of entertainment from something as simple and seemingly mundane...
by Teresa Perleberg | Oct 16, 2020
Experts say crafting activities, such as needle felting, play a central role in child- development as through these types of activities, children are continually building on skills and approaches that will assist them in later life. Below you’ll find just five of the...
by Teresa Perleberg | Oct 9, 2020
With the pandemic’s effects still looming over many of our lives, we are facing a level of isolation like never before. Remote working, job losses, and other limitations mean the social connections we once took for granted are hard to come by. The benefits of...
by Teresa Perleberg | Oct 2, 2020
Just breathe – how many times have you heard those two simple words when faced with a difficult or stressful situation? The practice of deep, conscious breathing is a form of meditation dating back thousands of years and is heavily rooted in the history of every...
by Teresa Perleberg | Sep 25, 2020 |
Summer has come to an end, and with that comes shorter days, less time in the sun, and for some, Seasonal Affective Disorder (also known as SAD). The most common form of SAD is winter depression, which impacts 4-6% of people, with an additional 10-20% of people...
