WOOLY WEDNESDAY 04 17 2019 INTRO TO NUNO FELT Look See, Chit Chat, Plan
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- Live broadcast - full version. This week we "introduce" nuno felt by looking at a variety of examples and ways you might incorporate this technique into your felt making. It is more of a show-n-share and talk looking at finished products, test samples, fabrics and some fibers to help give you ideas for how you might like to begin or to explore this tecnhique.
In two weeks, we will come back together for a tutorial felt-a-long to make your own nuno felt samples.
Hi Marie , I have been watching you for a while now and can make full body's elves etc. Now watching wet felting to help me make clothes for them.
You are totally amazing and I just love your skills and information. Thank you so much for these Alison 😍
if it hadn't been for your lesson.i wouldn't know all these brilliant information nuno felting😘🤩
U covered all what i need to know .thank u so much 👍👍👍
C.
Always love to watch anvideos! from the Living Felt videos!
New to wet and dry felting!
Hi Marie, you are a gem ! You know I look for soooooo many video tutorials and I always end up coming back to yours, because of your beautiful teaching style and enthusiasm..love love love your channel.. question. I'm fairly newish to wet and needle felting, on my fourth project, but want to start including silks, and different textures, are there any specific videos or tutorials that'll teach where I can start exactly? I'm also trawling through videos looking for large needle felted intricate pictures, and landscapes. Apart from Anna Repke are there any others you can guide me towards please? I'm so in love with felting and wish I'd known about it years ago! Look forward to hearing from you.. much love all the way from England UK xx
Tovning is Swedish! I love your videos; let me know if you ever need help with your Swedish accent! 😘
Oh that would be awesome! We could have skype language lessons :) Thank you for the lovely note!
Fascinating!! One day....
:) Its ok to start small :)
I'd like to see some of those felted garments on a person....especially the tunic and skirt.
If you go to Marie Spaulding's facebook page, they are in her photos :) We also shared some of them in the facebook promo for this episode on www.fb.com/livingfelt
@@LivingFelt Thank you!
Our pleasure!
very beautiful bag. It needs a lot of whool I suppose... and experience.
Hi, that is Swedish TOVNING, cheers Adam
Cheers, Adam!
have you ever used silk velvet for nuno felting?
hola,muy hermosos videos y sobre todo lo que enseñan.Que tipo de genero usar para el nuno?
Hi Marie, would love to know the layout for the gorgeous cowl, Just spent an hour searching for it on Living Felt friends page though no luck. Thanks
Hi Krystyna, thank you for your message. We have not previously felted a cowl on video...but we are making a more fitted cowl/head warmer on Wooly Wednesday live next week!
We posted about it in our group www.fb.com/groups/livingfeltfriends
@@LivingFelt Oh goodie, thank you so much!
What silk will ruche up the most for the most texture?
Where can I find Margolon?
where can I find the pattern for your tunic? 16:03mn in the video? merci:)thanks from Houston
Hello Laurence. There is no pattern for my tunics. I made my own pattern. One was made from my body measurements, for another I modeled a sewn tunic that I own combined with the neckline of a blouse that I own.
A great online workshop that we have which can help you create your own pattern would be this one for a dress by Diana Nagorna .. you can just make it shorter for a tunic.
feltingsupplies.livingfelt.com/Nuno-Felting-Dress-Tutorial-VIDEO--Diana-Nagorna-_p_1453.html
@@LivingFelt I would appreciate a video about how to make your own dress pattern. I've made lots of scarves already and I am looking to make something I can actually wear as a standalone piece, but it seems there are very limited resources about this subject online. I haven't had a lot of success creating my own patterns, because I am not a pattern drafter, I'm a fiber artist. T___T any help would be greatly appreciated.
Hi Kate -- yes we just replied to your other comment, see this awesome online class with a master:
tiny.cc/2c7b6y
Muy bueno! Se puede traducir?
What about a blanket
Hi Marissa, you can felt anything you like.... blankets come in many sizes....baby, throw, bed spread? Laying it out would be an issue of size, the larger it is...the longer it will take to layout. Practicality would be a consideration...washing it, durability depending on how it is used, etc. The more use it will get, the better felted you would want it to be, while also having the desired drape. This is where making test pieces come in to play so you get your parameters right = fabric of choice, fiber of choice, thickness/thinness of wool, felting amount, shrinkage :)
'Vilt' is just Dutch and not middels Dutch, the same in whole Netherlands. And you say it like 'filt', the first one on the list.