Collaboration

feltfox.com is a home for felt crafts, amigurumi, crochet patterns, kids' crafts, handmade gifts, and seasonal DIY projects. If you make things, sell craft supplies, design patterns, or create content that our readers would genuinely enjoy, we would love to hear from you. This page explains what kinds of collaborations we welcome, the standards we hold every partnership to, and exactly how to send us a proposal.

Who We Like to Work With

We're always open to meeting new people in the craft space. We regularly collaborate with:

• Craft supply brands (felt sheets, yarn, embroidery floss, stuffing, notions, and tools)
• Amigurumi and crochet pattern designers looking for tutorial features or guest contributions
• Handmade shop owners with unique, giftable products
• Kids' craft and educational toy brands
• Fellow craft bloggers and creators interested in cross-promotion
• Agencies representing craft, hobby, or parenting-adjacent brands

To get a sense of our tone and the kind of content we publish, take a look at posts like our closet organization guides or our animal coaster crochet patterns. If your brand or project fits naturally alongside that kind of content, there's a good chance we're a match. You can also learn more about who we are and what drives this site on our About Us page.

Types of Collaborations We Consider

We keep an open mind, but most partnerships fall into a few categories:

• Sponsored tutorials or posts — a project built around your product, materials, or pattern, written in our own voice
• Product features and reviews — honest coverage of craft supplies, kits, or tools we've tried ourselves
• Affiliate partnerships — linking to your shop or marketplace listing in relevant posts
• Guest contributions — a pattern, tutorial, or craft idea written by you and published under your byline
• Giveaways — collaborative promotions that bring value to our readers, not just exposure for a brand
• Long-term content partnerships — ongoing collaborations for brands that fit our niche closely

We don't accept every pitch that lands in our inbox, and that's intentional. We'd rather turn something down than publish content that feels out of place or doesn't serve our readers.

Our Content Standards

Every piece of content on feltfox.com, sponsored or not, goes through the same lens. We follow the standards laid out in our Editorial Policy, which means:

• Projects and patterns are tested or reviewed before publishing, not just described secondhand
• Instructions are written clearly enough for a beginner to follow, with realistic material and time expectations
• We never overstate a product's quality or safety, especially for anything marketed toward children
• Photography and sourcing follow the guidelines described in our Image Credits page

Because a lot of our content touches on kids' crafts and toys, we're especially careful about material safety, choking hazards, and age-appropriate suggestions. If your product is intended for children, be ready to share safety certifications or testing information as part of the pitch process.

Disclosure and Transparency

Readers trust us to be upfront about paid partnerships, gifted products, and affiliate relationships, and we take that seriously. Any sponsored content, gifted item, or affiliate link is clearly labeled in line with our Disclosure page and our Affiliate Disclaimer. We won't publish a collaboration that hides its commercial nature or misleads readers about why we're covering something. This isn't just a legal formality for us; it's part of keeping the trust we've built with our audience.

If your proposal requires us to withhold disclosure, skip an honest opinion, or guarantee only positive coverage, it's not something we're able to move forward with.

What We Need From You

To evaluate a proposal quickly and fairly, please include:

• A short introduction to your brand, shop, or project
• What kind of collaboration you're proposing (sponsored post, product feature, guest pattern, etc.)
• Links to your website, shop, or social profiles so we can see your work
• Any relevant product samples, images, or pattern drafts, if applicable
• Your timeline, if there's a launch date or seasonal tie-in we should know about

The more context you give us upfront, the faster we can give you a real answer instead of a generic reply.

How to Reach Us

Send your proposal directly to [email protected] with a clear subject line, something like „Collaboration Proposal — Your Brand Name“ works well. We read every email personally and try to respond within a few business days. If you'd rather use a contact form or have a general question first, our Contact page is there for that too.

Before reaching out, it's worth skimming our Community Guidelines and Terms of Use, since these outline the tone and boundaries we hold for anyone contributing to or partnering with the site. We're genuinely excited to work with craft brands and creators who care about quality as much as we do, so if that sounds like you, we'd love to hear what you're working on.