This is Part 2 of the tutorial. Part 1 is here.

Take a piece of plain batting and start needle felting adding more wool as needed.

Round the edges as you go. You need to get a circular shape for the cap.

Add more wool in the middle and leave the edges thinner.

Remember to needle felt both sides.

You should get a nice round cap with flat bottom and round top.

After the cap is done, attach it to the stem by needle felting the lose part of the stem tube to it.

Start from the part that is closer to the stem and slowly move outside:

Here is what you should get in after attaching the cap:

Add some colored wool to the top of the mushroom. I’ve mixed some brown and beige and added some dark brown in the center of the cap.

Tip: You can mix colors with a hand carder.

I also felted a brown cylinder and attached it to the top of the cap as an attic.

Decorating

You can now add detail to the house to decorate it as you wish.

What I’ve done with this one – I’ve added a chimney (you have to make a separate cylinder for this with one lose end for attaching it).

Felted flowers to the walls with some colored wool and back stitching mouline thread.

Also added an attic window using a felt sheet and some smoke coming from the chimney.

Kids love these mushroom houses for imaginative play. It’s a time consuming project, but believe me, it’s totally worth it when you see how kids play with them.

That’s it! I hope you liked the tutorial. Please share your feedback with me via email or social media. I am also happy to answer any questions.