How to needle felt a hare. Part 1| Needle felted head and body

Easy needle felting tutorial taking your basic skills to the next level. Learn to create a needle felted finish that is seamless and smooth. Work alongside me, workshop style and discover your inner creative.
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[@susandoerr3896]

i have the all the materials a girl could want. I want to thank you for being my first tutorial. i enjoyed it so much and am hooked for now. thanks . many bunnies coming.

[@thefelthub]

That's so lovely to hear Susan. Here's to many more 💕

[@kittymervine6115]

the collar is darling, the perfect touch for such a great bunny!

[@thefelthub]

Thanks Kitty. I love the collar too 💕

[@eileenpawluk353]

Absolutely ADORABLE 🥰

[@thefelthub]

Thanks so much 💞

[@shirleystrickland968]

Great way to make the body. I'm loving using the barbecue skewers.

[@thefelthub]

Bit of a revelation isn't it :)

[@gingergamble5996]

I am like you regarding the 'finish' or 'perfectionist' smoothing. I much prefer a more rustic look as it lends itself to more 'character' in the creative piece. *I greatly appreciate your beautifully informative & lovely tutorials. *THANK-YOU!

[@thefelthub]

You're so welcome 😊

[@SuperBeadgirl]

Can’t wait to try 💗 it’s so adorable

[@thefelthub]

The BBQ skewer as a felting aid is brilliant!

[@FredMoulton]

Is there a place to find the patterns for the hare?

[@thefelthub]

Hi. Here is the link for you. Thanks so much. Have a creative Christmas 🙂lincolnshirefenncrafts.com/product/parsley-hare-needle-felting-pattern-pdf-instant-download-copy/

[@johnodonnell9127]

Can I buy this kit please

[@thefelthub]

I'm sorry but it's not available anymore. However, the pattern is available at: www.lincolnshirefenncra.com 😊

[@rosemcclelland2179]

Your wool is so consistent in thickness (before you start using it). Mine is very patchy (thin and thick) so more difficult to pull and wrap - it even tears. Think I must get better wool. Not carded batts … should I use roving? Thank you!

[@thefelthub]

Hi Rose. Definitely use long carded lengths (not batts) or wool top/roving and you will find it so much easier, and get a nice consistent thickness. Hope this helps 🙂