I am making mushrooms today❣️👏👏👏. Here in NEw England we are sprouting a lot as we have had soooo much wet and damp going on! So great to see Milo back❣️. Thank you thank you❣️😘😘
Ok so a little late watching this. However, every single time I embark on trying to make one of your creations, I have been successful -much to my astonishment. Originally, +3 years ago I had never felted anything. Covid was the driving force. My first project was a rather large elf doll…who I will submit to our county fair this summer (took awhile). My submission will contain 6 different felting types or processes plus even the hard hard “frog”. That was a challenge. But your video was clear and easy to follow if not so easy to actually do. I now have one beautiful frog. So today, I am very confident you will teach me how to sculpt a few mushrooms. They have to be easier then the frog. For the fair competition I would like her to sit on your turtle…but if that turtle is like the frog!!! I am unsure I have the wherewithal. The fault lies in me, the lowly student, and not the instructor.
You could spin some singles out of your chanterelle cap mix for veins. You would only need a little bit. And also, in the right color, use it for the gills zigzagging it under the cap from margin to stem.
This tutorial really got me hooked on your channel! You and Milo are wonderful together! I subscribed, and I've been doing a bit of binge watching! Thank you so much! Lisa
@Sarafina Fiber Art Sara and Milo, you didn't show us the effect of the PowerWax. This is a fantastic tutorial! I love mushrooms! They are fascinating and so beautiful! Lisa
Some tips for your videos, I would recommend setting the camera a little closer as it's hard to see what's in your hands and it just feels a little more inviting. Right now we are positioned so far it feels a little distant.
dont let wet felting intimidate you, its not that hard, and I find it relaxing, its very zen, doing all the gentle rubbing. The rolling is more physical, but I try to do more rubbing so a bit less rolling needed.
Love this site! Love Milo too. Not sure about wet felting since I work out of my recliner, fending off two cats most times. Wonder if the wax would work on dry felted work if you wanted a shine.
Mycrlium is the network structure that mushrooms use to attach to trees to share starch ..... because mushrooms and trees have a symbiotic relationship .. nature is do awsome .. paul stammets has developed a bee feeder that is really worth looking into . To help our bees with mycelium medicine and keep them hydrated 🐝🐝🐝🍄🍄🍄💌💌👀
The mycelium feed off of root exudates (sugars that plant roots exude) as well as bacteria and other soil microorganisms. The way they benefit plants through their extensive network is by monitoring the plant’s needs, going out and searching for those components and bringing them to the plants. Say, for instance, a plant that produces bulbs or tubers (think garlic and potatoes) has a hard time forming the bulb or root because there isn’t enough boron available. The mycelium can tell what missing by twisting that plants root exudates then goes in search of boron molecules, eating that and exuding it in the needy plant’s vicinity. Mother Nature is a complex system that is truly ingenious! Protect your soil… stop digging, keep it covered with plants (live plants create root exudates via photosynthesis), plant a diverse variety and stop fertilizing. Dirt contains every single nutrient needed for plant growth. Dirt becomes soil when the microorganisms are growing and thriving. Mulch with compost or wood chips instead of weeding as weeds are designed to provide a need, letting the microorganisms function properly. Thank you.
Love you pair ❤️ wish I wasn't in the U.K soooooo far ,but thankyou for getting me interested in felting i have bought a few kits from you 😀 take care love these ,your wool colours are amazing jan canton from Wales 🤗x x
I'm trying to buy everything to make them but... I can't find the main thing, which is those silk scarves with that beautiful combination of yellow, orange and red, there are only defined colors... what's more, there are no red, orange and the yellow looks like moss green. which one do you use?
I'm nearly 60 and I like it. To each his own I guess. Don't really understand your need to express your dislike. Obviously she likes it and it is her channel. If you realllly don't like it, scroll on.
I love watching the 'creative process' in making anything. Teaching 'creativity' is a primary part of any 'craftish' teaching. Well done!
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I am making mushrooms today❣️👏👏👏. Here in NEw England we are sprouting a lot as we have had soooo much wet and damp going on! So great to see Milo back❣️. Thank you thank you❣️😘😘
I really appreciate your video tutorials. They are paced just right with just enough repetition. Thank you.
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I am very grateful to you for these video lessons. I do not know English, but watching your work, I repeat and rejoice in new knowledge.
Ok so a little late watching this. However, every single time I embark on trying to make one of your creations, I have been successful -much to my astonishment. Originally, +3 years ago I had never felted anything. Covid was the driving force. My first project was a rather large elf doll…who I will submit to our county fair this summer (took awhile). My submission will contain 6 different felting types or processes plus even the hard hard “frog”. That was a challenge. But your video was clear and easy to follow if not so easy to actually do. I now have one beautiful frog. So today, I am very confident you will teach me how to sculpt a few mushrooms. They have to be easier then the frog. For the fair competition I would like her to sit on your turtle…but if that turtle is like the frog!!! I am unsure I have the wherewithal. The fault lies in me, the lowly student, and not the instructor.
We hope you had success with the mushrooms!
This particular show had me cracking up. The timing-How apropos! Enjoyed the ease of the conver😅and felting. Thank you !
Maravilloso !!! Mágico!!! Cuánta labor !!! Gracias Gracias Gracias. Saludos desde Argentina 😊🎉
Now I get to c how to wet felt I’m new and love Milo’s view on things
You could spin some singles out of your chanterelle cap mix for veins. You would only need a little bit. And also, in the right color, use it for the gills zigzagging it under the cap from margin to stem.
You are so creative! Your mushrooms look fantastic. Thank you for sharing your process. I can't wait to give these a try.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. It means a lot to me.
Wet felting is so, so cool!
Que trabalho maravilhoso. Parabéns
Good evening Sara!
Oh my Thanks so much…diving in to mushroom heaven 😁👌🍄Milo your so funny 😆( going to try the skirt thingie for the inside of the mushroom 😉)
Love your color combinations!
Love this video, thanks for sharing ❤
There is a bluish lavender mushroom called a Blewit that grows in Central Texas in the Fall and Winter months. I love them!
This tutorial really got me hooked on your channel! You and Milo are wonderful together!
I subscribed, and I've been doing a bit of binge watching!
Thank you so much!
Lisa
@Sarafina Fiber Art
Sara and Milo, you didn't show us the effect of the PowerWax.
This is a fantastic tutorial! I love mushrooms! They are fascinating and so beautiful!
Lisa
Some tips for your videos, I would recommend setting the camera a little closer as it's hard to see what's in your hands and it just feels a little more inviting. Right now we are positioned so far it feels a little distant.
These r so cool I learnt a lot from watching this it’s a ms wow❤
Thats what friends are SPORE! That one killed me! 🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄
I'm loving these!
Can you please explain what you are working on. Plastic bubble wrapping??? Also what did you work on with the mice?? Hessian bag???
dont let wet felting intimidate you, its not that hard, and I find it relaxing, its very zen, doing all the gentle rubbing. The rolling is more physical, but I try to do more rubbing so a bit less rolling needed.
True o.m.g is that a papillon I see we used to have one 😍
How is wet felting not a terrible mess? And seemed so time consuming. But I’m still on my first kit of little critters so not well experienced.
Love this site! Love Milo too. Not sure about wet felting since I work out of my recliner, fending off two cats most times. Wonder if the wax would work on dry felted work if you wanted a shine.
These are great!love nature reclaiming ❤️
Mycrlium is the network structure that mushrooms use to attach to trees to share starch ..... because mushrooms and trees have a symbiotic relationship .. nature is do awsome .. paul stammets has developed a bee feeder that is really worth looking into . To help our bees with mycelium medicine and keep them hydrated 🐝🐝🐝🍄🍄🍄💌💌👀
The mycelium feed off of root exudates (sugars that plant roots exude) as well as bacteria and other soil microorganisms. The way they benefit plants through their extensive network is by monitoring the plant’s needs, going out and searching for those components and bringing them to the plants. Say, for instance, a plant that produces bulbs or tubers (think garlic and potatoes) has a hard time forming the bulb or root because there isn’t enough boron available. The mycelium can tell what missing by twisting that plants root exudates then goes in search of boron molecules, eating that and exuding it in the needy plant’s vicinity.
Mother Nature is a complex system that is truly ingenious!
Protect your soil… stop digging, keep it covered with plants (live plants create root exudates via photosynthesis), plant a diverse variety and stop fertilizing. Dirt contains every single nutrient needed for plant growth. Dirt becomes soil when the microorganisms are growing and thriving. Mulch with compost or wood chips instead of weeding as weeds are designed to provide a need, letting the microorganisms function properly. Thank you.
Also, mycelium acts like its the world wide web... it informs and send messages to all of life both above and under the soil.
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Love you pair ❤️ wish I wasn't in the U.K soooooo far ,but thankyou for getting me interested in felting i have bought a few kits from you 😀 take care love these ,your wool colours are amazing jan canton from Wales 🤗x x
If you use larger net holes the fiber doesn't stick as bad
Can you tell me about your cushion and small padded hand held support? What is it made of/where did you get it? Great video thank you! 😍
Hey from ms I love mushrooms
What is the little bag you used. What's it filled with? Please explain to us new at felting please
Is there a supply list anywhere that shows the supplies needed to start? I just have some plain felted wool and a few needles…
I'm trying to buy everything to make them but... I can't find the main thing, which is those silk scarves with that beautiful combination of yellow, orange and red, there are only defined colors... what's more, there are no red, orange and the yellow looks like moss green. which one do you use?
I just found you ! I’m new to felting and you’ve got me so inspired 🍄 Do your kits ship to Canada ?
How did the powerwax do on that little brown mushroom? Did I miss that?
The Powerwax gives a nice coating to the mushroom tops. We would suggest trying it on one to see if it creates the look you want.
Do you have to have special supplies for the wet or can you get away with the same supplies?
did she show the waxed mushroom cap after it dried? i was curious to see how it turned out!
Do you have the bfl locks in white for sale? And this was a amazing video thanks so much , can’t wait to try them ❤
Can you please tell me, what is insite of your felt pillow?
The Stabbit is filled with rice
Thank you so much!
What is a Hanley?
What type f wax are you using
I know what that plastic disc was used for… the 45’s records 😂
I watched the video specifically for the oyster mushrooms & two hours later they didn't get finished.
Like making little toupees lol
Mushrooms in the forest, your garden or yard is a sign of robust soil health.
The red cap with white spots is an aminita mushroom, very poisonous.
Бабка вся в наколках! 😂 вобщем они там все- ку ку!
😂😂😂
Wow very lon video lol
Sorry lovely lady but the animal is off putting and I’m not a child
I'm nearly 60 and I like it. To each his own I guess. Don't really understand your need to express your dislike. Obviously she likes it and it is her channel. If you realllly don't like it, scroll on.