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We made friendship bracelets from wool yarn and waste materials.

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We made friendship bracelets from wool yarn and waste materials.

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My students preparing the wool gifts (for students who gave us their wool) and sending the package for them

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My students preparing the wool gifts (for students who gave us their wool) and sending the package for them

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Making Felt Flower Brooches

Required Materials
• Sheets of felt (choose 1–3 matching colors).
• Scissors (sharp tip).
• Needle and thread (in felt color) or a hot glue gun.
• Brooch pin (base).
• Decorative element for the center (bead, button, or small felt circle).
• Paper and pencil (for drawing templates).
Step-by-Step Instructions
1. Prepare the templates
2. Cut the felt pieces
3. Shape the flower
4. Secure the center
5. Add the backing and clasp

The students appreciated making a beautiful gift for their mothers

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Daina Logina, Koknese Primary School - Development Center, Latvia (2)

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In preparation for the warmest holidays of the year, our students became little craftsmen to create special and heartfelt gifts for their mothers. Within the project, we chose to work creatively with wool, learning the dry felting technique.

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Wool Blanket and Rug Weaving Activities in the "Wool Wonders Project"

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Wool Blanket and Rug Weaving Activities in the "Wool Wonders Project"

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Wool Blanket and Rug Weaving Activities in the "Wool Wonders Project"

As part of the "Wool Wonders Project" conducted at our school, students participated in activities such as making blankets from wool and weaving rugs on a loom. Through these activities, which utilized natural and sustainable materials, students had the opportunity to learn about traditional handicrafts firsthand.

During the activities, students learned the stages of wool processing while simultaneously developing patience, attention, and manual dexterity. Through the applications on the rug weaving loom, students discovered the importance of weaving, a part of our cultural heritage.

The "Wool Wonders Project" contributed to students gaining an understanding of environmentally friendly production, while allowing them to learn the value of production and hard work through experience.

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Wool WONDERS Project Knitting blankets from wool yarn

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Esra Didar SARI Atatürk Primary School Menteşe MUĞLA

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Esra Didar SARI Atatürk Primary School Menteşe MUĞLA

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Wool WONDERS

Project

Carpet Weaving

Works

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Esra Didar SARI Atatürk Primary School Menteşe MUĞLA

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Esra Didar SARI Atatürk Primary School Menteşe MUĞLA

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Wool WONDERS

Project

Carpet Weaving

Works

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A package with yarn and a surprise from Latvian students

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In their free time, the students continue working with wool and a felting needle. They really enjoy it. Here Alisia is trying to create the project logo with the teacher's help.

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Alisia likes to felt in her free time (1)

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Ramazan ÖZYURT/ Celebrating Wool Craftsmanship at Our School

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Ramazan ÖZYURT/ Celebrating Wool Craftsmanship at Our School

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Celebrating Wool Craftsmanship at Our School

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Derya KARAHAN/ Kızılyer Hüseyin Avni Özden SS/ Wool Wonders Exhibition at Our School

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Derya KARAHAN/ Kızılyer Hüseyin Avni Özden SS/ Wool Wonders Exhibition at Our School

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Exploring the Magic of Wool – Student Exhibition

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We created bookmarks with a wool-themed motto, each decorated with a small wool pom-pom.

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🎄 The students engaged in practical work, learning the basic skills of textile processing and sewing, making a functional and decorative Christmas stocking using wool, yarn, and flannel fabric. They also became familiar with the felting technique by creating a Bird decoration.

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We made a model sheep and made a wool farm. 

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We made a model sheep and made a wool farm. 

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In our class, we watched a short documentary about how sheep wool is processed in Slovakia. After the video, we talked together about the different steps of this traditional craft.

We also watched the videos shared on this Padlet page, where the pupils from Latvia showed how they combed and prepared the wool. This is the same wool they sent to us as part of our cooperation.

Our pupils visited a “travel cinema” event, where they learned about the country of Ecuador. One part of the film showed how alpaca wool is processed, so they could compare the two traditions.

In the classroom, we tried working with wool for the first time. Using small moulds and special needles, the pupils created simple Christmas decorations. It was a new and exciting experience for them.

We are still waiting for the package from Latvia to arrive, and our pupils are looking forward to working with the wool prepared by their Latvian partners.

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REBİİ KARATEKİN ORTAOKULU Zekiye SOLAK

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REBİİ KARATEKİN ORTAOKULU/ ZEKİYE SOLAK

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We produced a bracelet from rope.

We loved the bracelets we produced. We gifted some of them to our loved ones

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Our students weaving with a Carpet Weaving Loom.

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In collaboration with teacher Maija during the design and technology lesson, the students created a Christmas decoration—a gnome.

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,,Vilnas brīnumi" aktivitáśu ietvaros, bagátinájás sadarbība ar skolénu ģimenèm. Skolénu atnesa uz skolu mammu, vecmámiņu darinájumus no vilnas, dalījàs pieredzé, ka vilnas adījumi ir silti.

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From Wool to Wonder

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Crafting Wonders from Wool

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Donkeys on our sports teacher's farm - too cute not to show!

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Our students made posters incorporating a brief presentation about wool and also brought pictures with items out of wool and also images from our sports teacher's sheep farm

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Derya KARAHAN/ A collage from wool to wonderful

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Derya KARAHAN/ A collage from wool to wonderful

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Getting to know the wool processing process through practical activities

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Neutral Minimalist Modern Summer Vision Board Collage A4

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The task "From Wool to Wonder" proved to be a great and exciting challenge. Students discovered the magic of handwork, through which it is possible to arrive at soft and warm batt, starting from wool picking and all subsequent stages. Working with passion, the day flew by and concluded with a great sense of satisfaction.

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Derya Karahan/ Kızılyer Hüseyin Avni Özden SS/ Creative Hands, Woolen Wonders

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Derya Karahan/ Kızılyer Hüseyin Avni Özden SS/ Creative Hands, Woolen Wonders

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In November, our students explored the beauty of wool — a natural material — and created their own “From Wool to Wonder” designs. Their collages show how wool can be transformed into beautiful and useful creations through imagination and creativity.