Aw thank you for your lovely comments, I really can't explain how much your comments mean to me, so glad you find them funny and helpful ☺️ thanks for watching
Aww they turned out really cute. I'll bear in mind how to do spots and stripes if I ever do fur effects again. I've felted two fantasy creatures with fur, a dragon and a wolf. Both took a long time to make (3 months for the dragon) but are probably my most proudest makes. I use a small eyebrow comb to brush the fur and a fine bristled eyebrow comb for cleaning and dusting.
Thank you for this, glad you like the monsters, I like the sound of your fantasy creatures, gosh 3 months! They sound amazing! Larger projects can take a lot of time can't they! I've been meaning to try an eyebrow comb, thanks for reminding me of this, thanks for watching
Great videos! Love the new monsters and I’m a fan of the tuxedo cat 😉 I too use the needle to “comb” the fur as well…too lazy to get an actual comb so I’m glad to know it doesn’t work as well 😂
All these cute monsters! Thank you for all the tips. I just got a basic kit to felt and I will certainly use it to practice fur monsters. I’ve just started my practice with a tiny pumpkin, mixing colors and getting to know the needles… and of course trying not to stab myself. I believe that as you get more practice, you Can felt faster right? It’s taking me long now as a beginner… like 10 hours for a tiny pumpkin, 😂.
Aw thanks for this, glad you liked the monsters, sounds like you're having fun practising, yes you will get faster but it could also be the combinations of the wool and needle you're using, you could watch my video in when to stop stabbing for more on this: ua-cam.com/video/oR-RlKflN4w/v-deo.html Hope it helps and thanks for watching
I love how you put life and character into your little creatures! Your videos always bring a smile to my face . Just wondering whether the eyes on the ginger monster happen to be Blythe's? There are various-coloured eyes on Blythe dolls and your monster's reminded me of them. Could use them for a Cheshire Cat wool felt doll! 😸👁👁🌙
Aw thanks for this, glad you like my little creatures 😊 no I've not heard of Blythe's dolls eyes until now 😊 I bought them from 'the works', a stationary/books/arts & crafts shop here in the UK, in case you're not from the UK 😊 they were in a packet of lots of different colours, I don't think they're regular stock but probably seasonal for Halloween. Hope this helps, thanks for watching, here's a link to them online in case you are in the UK: www.theworks.co.uk/p/craft-embellishments/halloween-eyeball-embellishments-pack-of-12/5052089339156.html
@@juliesfeltedfriends Hello Julie! thanks a bunch for the info & the link to the online shop! I love these kinds of shops, I get inspired simply by browsing. Yes, I don't live in the UK unfortunately--I live in Japan (originally from Hawaii). I would love to explore the arts & crafts shops there in the UK one day! Whenever I visit a country, there are two places I make sure I go to: art/craft/stationery shops, and the local supermarkets😆 Looking forward to your videos always, thank you again! -Jules 🦊* we share a similar name, btw🙌
Hi Jules in Japan! Wow! I imagine they have lots of needle felting stuff there?, you're very welcome, I too love to look around those types of shops when I travel, so glad you like the videos, it really does mean a lot when someone takes the time to comment, thanks you, hope you find some suitable eyes 👀☺️
Can I ask which technique you're going to use? was it the way of animating the eyes? I'd love to see what you do, so please do tag me if you can remember 😁
@@juliesfeltedfriends I’m hoping to use your fur technique to create some longer looking hair on my characters. I use I mix of clay and the needle felt ☺️
Oic, that sounds great, to move the furry characters I used my needle felting needle rather than handling the fur, so that I didn't get any rippling or bubbling or the fur, it worked quite well, hope this helps 😊 good luck with your animation.
Hi, thanks for suggesting this, I've been thinking that this might be a popular subject, I take it you mean comparing and demonstrating the various ways you can create eyes, felted, plastic etc. Thanks for watching
Found this channel today and it’s so charming. What a treasure 😊
Aw thanks 😊 glad you like my channel and thanks for watching
Always really enjoy your explanations. You make them fun and interesting.
Aw thanks glad you like them 😊 I enjoy making them a bit fun 😁 lovely to get this feedback, thanks for watching
i fr love you so much i don't know how your dont have more people watching you your so funny n kind n so good at teaching n have a beautiful voice
Aw thank you for your lovely comments, I really can't explain how much your comments mean to me, so glad you find them funny and helpful ☺️ thanks for watching
@@juliesfeltedfriends omggg ofccc im so glad tp your such a good creator💕💕💕💕
Aw thank you so much for your lovely comments and thanks for watching
Aww they turned out really cute. I'll bear in mind how to do spots and stripes if I ever do fur effects again. I've felted two fantasy creatures with fur, a dragon and a wolf. Both took a long time to make (3 months for the dragon) but are probably my most proudest makes. I use a small eyebrow comb to brush the fur and a fine bristled eyebrow comb for cleaning and dusting.
Thank you for this, glad you like the monsters, I like the sound of your fantasy creatures, gosh 3 months! They sound amazing! Larger projects can take a lot of time can't they! I've been meaning to try an eyebrow comb, thanks for reminding me of this, thanks for watching
I love your videos. You are very informative and entertaining as well!!
Aw thank you for your lovely comments and thanks for watching
Thank you for the video! It is so helpful as I've planned to try felting some more furry creations :D I love your videos 🥰
Aw thank you, glad you like the videos and find it helpful, have fun felting something furry 😊 thanks for watching
Thank you for this video,it is very helpful!❤
Glad you've found it helpful, thanks for watching
Great videos! Love the new monsters and I’m a fan of the tuxedo cat 😉 I too use the needle to “comb” the fur as well…too lazy to get an actual comb so I’m glad to know it doesn’t work as well 😂
Aw thanks for this, glad you like the monsters and the tuxedo cat 😊 yes I find the needle works fine for combing 😁 thanks for watching
All these cute monsters! Thank you for all the tips. I just got a basic kit to felt and I will certainly use it to practice fur monsters. I’ve just started my practice with a tiny pumpkin, mixing colors and getting to know the needles… and of course trying not to stab myself. I believe that as you get more practice, you Can felt faster right? It’s taking me long now as a beginner… like 10 hours for a tiny pumpkin, 😂.
Aw thanks for this, glad you liked the monsters, sounds like you're having fun practising, yes you will get faster but it could also be the combinations of the wool and needle you're using, you could watch my video in when to stop stabbing for more on this: ua-cam.com/video/oR-RlKflN4w/v-deo.html Hope it helps and thanks for watching
Great Video
Aw thanks and thanks for watching
I love how you put life and character into your little creatures!
Your videos always bring a smile to my face .
Just wondering whether the eyes on the ginger monster happen to be Blythe's?
There are various-coloured eyes on Blythe dolls and your monster's reminded me of them.
Could use them for a Cheshire Cat wool felt doll! 😸👁👁🌙
Aw thanks for this, glad you like my little creatures 😊 no I've not heard of Blythe's dolls eyes until now 😊 I bought them from 'the works', a stationary/books/arts & crafts shop here in the UK, in case you're not from the UK 😊 they were in a packet of lots of different colours, I don't think they're regular stock but probably seasonal for Halloween. Hope this helps, thanks for watching, here's a link to them online in case you are in the UK: www.theworks.co.uk/p/craft-embellishments/halloween-eyeball-embellishments-pack-of-12/5052089339156.html
@@juliesfeltedfriends Hello Julie! thanks a bunch for the info & the link to the online shop!
I love these kinds of shops, I get inspired simply by browsing. Yes, I don't live in the UK unfortunately--I live in Japan (originally from Hawaii). I would love to explore the arts & crafts shops there in the UK one day!
Whenever I visit a country, there are two places I make sure I go to: art/craft/stationery shops, and the local supermarkets😆
Looking forward to your videos always, thank you again!
-Jules 🦊* we share a similar name, btw🙌
Hi Jules in Japan! Wow! I imagine they have lots of needle felting stuff there?, you're very welcome, I too love to look around those types of shops when I travel, so glad you like the videos, it really does mean a lot when someone takes the time to comment, thanks you, hope you find some suitable eyes 👀☺️
This will help with my stop motion characters, Cheers
Glad you've found it helpful, thanks for watching
@@juliesfeltedfriends I will maybe tag you (if I remember) if I try this technique ☺️.
Can I ask which technique you're going to use? was it the way of animating the eyes? I'd love to see what you do, so please do tag me if you can remember 😁
@@juliesfeltedfriends I’m hoping to use your fur technique to create some longer looking hair on my characters. I use I mix of clay and the needle felt ☺️
Oic, that sounds great, to move the furry characters I used my needle felting needle rather than handling the fur, so that I didn't get any rippling or bubbling or the fur, it worked quite well, hope this helps 😊 good luck with your animation.
Hi. Could you do a video on eyes?? Weather it be wool or store bought?? Thank you 😊
Hi, thanks for suggesting this, I've been thinking that this might be a popular subject, I take it you mean comparing and demonstrating the various ways you can create eyes, felted, plastic etc. Thanks for watching
Yes exactly. Thank you 😊