OH MY GOSH! I have Boxers and can't wait to try this! I don't know why it says I'm commenting as Jim Hoyt, but this is his wife Pati Hoyt! SOOO BEAUTIFUL!
Hello Mary - thank you for your comment. We address the background fabric and how different ones behave at 00:20:12 Watch that section again. I suggest a nice linen or 100% wool felt to start.
Hello Priyanka, follow the same steps as used in this video. You might get this book: amzn.to/32EWj7Y by Dani Ives. She uses our wool and teaches in depth how to needle felt realistic pictures in wool.
It is regular paper...the same kind you use in an inkjet printer, or copy machine. Just plain, white paper. It is the pen that is special. We have a video for the transfer here... ua-cam.com/video/mIree5NBY_E/v-deo.html
yes...BUT...expect it to not be "as receptive" to receiving the needle AND in most cases it is thinner and the surface area shrinks as you apply dense amounts of wool (as with the eyes)...and as a result, your drawing shifts = gets smaller = changes proportions. We tested, and the 100% wool 1mm is better. Even linen fabric is better.
I make felted animals but very interested in animal portraits. Thank you for the information and supplies!
OH MY GOSH! I have Boxers and can't wait to try this! I don't know why it says I'm commenting as Jim Hoyt, but this is his wife Pati Hoyt! SOOO BEAUTIFUL!
We can't wait to see your portraits! 😊
Amazing, wow. I love it so much. Thank you for all the information.
Love love your work sooooo much really inpiring❤🍀
Que hermoso, un saludo desde Bogotá, Colombia
Hi guys! Will you be doing another realistic 2d felting at some point? ❤
I've watched these particular tutorials WAAYY too many times 😉😂
Oh FUN!.....We will pass this on to Marie and hope for the best ♡
@@LivingFelt Thank you fairies ❤
Awesome. Must give this is a try!!!
We hope you do! Have fun! :)
Hi...from Chile..thanks for sharing this beautiful art...i have a question...any fabric is useful for...or ....
Hello Mary - thank you for your comment. We address the background fabric and how different ones behave at 00:20:12
Watch that section again. I suggest a nice linen or 100% wool felt to start.
Hi
Did you ever try parrots on needle felting ? If yes I would be interested to learn the procedure please.
Priyanka
Hello Priyanka, follow the same steps as used in this video. You might get this book: amzn.to/32EWj7Y by Dani Ives. She uses our wool and teaches in depth how to needle felt realistic pictures in wool.
Excellent
Thank you so much
Hi ..very useful video!! Do you have also a cat portrait?
Terrific tips!
Thanks so much, Cherie!
Like the craft felting sheets?
We are using 100% wool felt.If you want good detail and no puckering, these rock.
For the transfer on filt what for a paper did you take is that bake paper or What?
It is regular paper...the same kind you use in an inkjet printer, or copy machine. Just plain, white paper. It is the pen that is special. We have a video for the transfer here... ua-cam.com/video/mIree5NBY_E/v-deo.html
@@LivingFelt thank you verry much
Our pleasure, have fun!
cool
Thanks, Stacie!! :) :)
awesome
Thank you, Latrice! :)
merci
Could you use a felt from Joanns Fabrics or Hobby Lobby that isn't 100% wool?
yes...BUT...expect it to not be "as receptive" to receiving the needle AND in most cases it is thinner and the surface area shrinks as you apply dense amounts of wool (as with the eyes)...and as a result, your drawing shifts = gets smaller = changes proportions. We tested, and the 100% wool 1mm is better. Even linen fabric is better.
I am disappointed because I need close captioning and you don't have any.
Thanks but it is too much chatter and advertising.