This was one of the most fun projects I've completed in a while. These are wool dryer balls that you put in the dryer with your washed clothes and they are supposed to cut drying time and static by quite a bit! They are super easy and fun to make.
Black yarn balls |
There are several tutorials out there, but basically, you wrap feltable wool yarn (not superwash) into balls, stick them in pantyhose or tights and wash and dry them a few times. Voila! Dryer balls!
I have a lot of black wool yarn, but wanted my balls colorful, so I used black wool for the middle then covered them with fun colored wool yarn.
Black no more! |
Wrapped in tights |
Dryer Balls! |
They are so cool! We tossed them around for a while. Doug juggled them. Lucca wanted to play fetch with them. I think I need to make a basket full. They are way better than stress balls!
Our Sweet Pup, Lucca |
Have you ever made and/or used wool dryer balls? What do you think?
That's pretty neat. I tried the trick the other day with out large dog bed where you put a thick dry towel in the dryer with the wet stuff. I was amazed how much quicker the bed got dry.
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