Felt baubles are the latest Christmas trend and given how sweet they look, it’s easy to see why they're a bestseller at John Lewis this year. In fact, they've been so popular, that some of the felt baubles have already started to sell out.
Ranging from cute little animals to twee items of food - all crafted from felt - John Lewis’ felt baubles are something you want to include with your Christmas tree decorating ideas. Especially, as these cute little decorations come as part of a wider trend.
This year Etsy named ‘Nature Reborn’ as one of their key Christmas decor trends. That phrase translates into rustic wooden decorations, ever-popular mushrooms and snow-frosted animals. Essentially, nature in all her glory.
It’s rustic, cute and simple - and felt baubles fit the bill perfectly. John Lewis and many others have run with this trend to create gorgeous little woodland characters in the natural material.
The Trinket & Treasure Blue Scarf Deer Felt Tree Decoration from John Lewis depicts the sweetest looking deer in a festive blue scarf. There is a gorgeous owl and a smart looking fox - opting for a red scarf. Each of the animals have their own personality, reminiscent of a Beatrix Potter character.
However, if animals aren't for you the food-felt baubles at John Lewis are also a sellout success. The John Lewis Fondant Fancy felt bauble had already sold out at the time of writing this article. But sushi, hot chocolate and half peeled banana have all been turned into felt creations.
John Lewis' felt baubles
Giving this deer a little jacket and scarf gives him even more personality.
With a pine cone strapped to his back, this fox looks ready for mischief.
This nautral looking owl combines extra material like feathers to make it look even more rustic.
It wouldn't be festive season without a hot chocolate and this mug warms your heart just looking at it.
Quirky baubles are popular every year and are a great way to show off your personality. Massive sushi fan? show it off to your guests.
Show off that you and your loved ones are like peas in a pod. This decoration is one you can enjoy every year.
'Felt decorations are certainly having a moment this festive season, as the perfect blend of traditional nostalgic decor reminiscent of magical, childhood Christmases. However, this year they’re appearing with a twist, woven into fun themes to create a talking point on the tree,’ says Jane Reik, Buying Director at Joe Browns.
‘These small yet powerful little Christmas decorations possess the power of raising smiles, and can be enjoyed this year while becoming a precious family keepsake for years to come.’
It’s not just John Lewis offering stunning felt baubles either. Anthropology has a delightful range of wholesome felt creatures. Here are a few of our favourite felt baubles available on the market.
Alternatives
If you're looking for felt characters with personality, Anthropology's collection of felt decor is perfect.
A christmas jumper is not just for you to wear, gift one to your tree, too!
Who doesn't love a mince pie? This cheeky face is hard to resist and woul look great on your tree.
Have these wholesome felt baubles earned a place in your heart this Christmas?
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