Green felt is a soft, dense fabric that’s typically made by matting fibers together rather than weaving them. On Walmart.com, you’ll see green felt in a range of options suited for crafts, sewing, and décor projects.

• Materials: Commonly acrylic craft felt for everyday projects, plus wool-blend felt for a softer, richer feel.
• Formats: Precut sheets (like 9" x 12" or 12" x 12"), rolls, and by-the-yard yardage (including wide widths).
• Thickness: Options often range from about 0.9 mm up to 3 mm.
• Shades: Apple, kelly, hunter, emerald, neon, and more.

You’ll find several types of green felt to match different projects and budgets.

• Acrylic craft felt: A versatile, nonwoven option for kids’ crafts, décor, and general DIY.
• Wool-blend felt: Often with merino content for a smoother hand and richer texture, great for appliqué and more detailed work.
• Adhesive-backed felt: Peel-and-stick sheets for quick placement on wood, paper, or foam without liquid glue.
• Formats: Precut sheets for small pieces, long rolls for continuous runs, and by-the-yard cuts (including wide widths) for larger projects.

Thickness and firmness vary, so it can help to match material and format to your project’s needs.

You can browse a wide selection of green felt on Walmart.com. The page includes craft felt sheets, felt rolls, and by-the-yard options in multiple shades (apple, kelly, hunter, emerald, neon) and thicknesses (around 0.9 mm to 3 mm).

• Shop by format: Look for 9" x 12" and 12" x 12" sheets, long rolls, or wide yardage for larger panels.
• Filter by project: Explore Fabric, Crafting, or Sewing categories to narrow choices.
• Features to consider: Standard felt for gluing and sewing, or adhesive-backed sheets for peel-and-stick applications.

Product availability can vary, so checking options online before starting your project is helpful.

The right thickness depends on how you’ll use the felt and the finish you prefer.

• About 0.9–1.2 mm: Good for light crafts, layering, and die-cutting smaller shapes.
• About 1.6–2 mm: Offers more body for banners, appliqués, and freestanding shapes.
• Around 3 mm: Adds padding and structure for tabletop covers, liners, or more durable craft pieces.

If you’re unsure, ordering a few precut sheets to test your cutting tools and adhesives can help. Layering thinner felt can also increase stiffness without jumping straight to thicker material. Results may vary by project and technique.

Simple tools and gentle care can help keep felt looking neat.

• Cutting: Use sharp fabric scissors or a rotary cutter for clean edges. For adhesive-backed sheets, cut with the liner on to reduce stretching.
• Die cutting: Choose sheet sizes that fit your machine and test a small piece first.
• Cleaning: Spot clean with cool water and mild soap; avoid heavy agitation. Air-dry flat to help maintain shape.
• Storage: Keep sheets flat or loosely rolled to minimize creases, and use a lint roller to refresh the surface.

These practices can support a tidy finish, though techniques may vary by project and material type.