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Can we have some referrals for the batted wool you use

Great tutorial what is your resists you are using.

Great video. Love the slippers. Thank you

What kind of resist is this please

Thanks for sharing the whole progress in great detail. Much appreciated!

What did you use for your resist- looks like a vinyl?

I have truly enjoyed your videos. Thank you so much. I'm ready to true the process.

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When making your resist, how did you know how much bigger to make it than your actual finished-product measurements?

cool Thank You :

This reminds me of the process for getting the perfect Levi 501 jeans: Back in the 70's one would buy a pair of those extremely stiff not pre-washed jeans just a little larger than you would normally buy, 1 size larger. Then put a worn-out towel on the bathroom floor, then put on the stiff pair of Levi jeans and wear them in the bathtub of very warm water so they'd form to the individual's body. Climb out of the tub letting the dye get only on the towel. Take the jeans off (not easy to do soaking wet but possible) then bring them outside to dry. Your lower body and legs will be blue so you'll need a shower to get the dye off. Once the jeans are dry wear them again for a day or 2 (2 is better). They'll still be somewhat stiff but relatively tolerable. Then you can wash them alone or with other blue items in a washing machine with cold water. Tumble dry. You can machine wash from now on for decades and they'll continue to fit perfectly - depending on how many cookies, cakes etc one consumes of course. :D

Thank you so much I wish I had watched this video when I started felting - it would have saved me from making so many mistakes

Fantastic tutorial 👌

This is so brilliant and useful!!!!!! Thank you for this amazing resource!

I'm a textiles student learning to felt and this tutorial was so helpful and thorough! Thank you so much! This answered a lot of the questions I had about making felt slippers but also just the felting process as a whole.

Thank you so much! I bought raw sheep wool and I want to make slippers/ I have tried to figure out if I want to leave the lanolin in or not,, I wonder if wool will felt with it left in. I hope you are blessed in your life. I so appreciate this tutorial.

Great job, I loved this tutorial! Thanks so much.

Now I know how I can get my hands clean after shop work and end up with a pair of slippers as a reward.

very well!

Thank you I have mohair pet goats I am going try this.

How did you create the pattern and how do you know how much to enlarge the pattern to account for shrinkage?

So neat great job I might try his same day! Thank you for your video.

couldnt see the ending well enough

I felt so sad for you that after all that work and effort the slippers were too loose and the heel was not high enough or structured enough to keep the slipper on the foot. I think the design step is overlooked albeit the felting being very well explained. You really need a good design /pattern at the beginning otherwise it’s a lot of effort for something that is unwearable

this is amazing and so time consumin. May I ask you what you charges for the pair. also, why don't you use a bigger pair of scissors?

You did such a great job explaining the felting process!

How many ounces of wool did you use for these slippers? They're beautiful.

Love this video! Thank you for sharing. Do you have any recommendations for purchasing a rubber sole.

Teacher, beautiful,thank you.

Is Is their a pattern somewhere? Link is broken

Great explanations and video. Am thinking of trying this! What as your resist? Looked like some kind of butcher paper? Loved how you used your foot on the table for continued felting- ahh to be young 😀. Also really loved how you design when they are wet. Thank you!

I am SO happy to have stumbled upon your slipper tutorial and now the winter boot one. Making a template has felt "foreign" to me, but seeing you actually doing it with your own foot and leg and made me feel confident!! Thank you!!

This is such a great tutorial! I love that this can be done without any fancy equipment. How many hours does this method generally take total?

Exelente trabajo!!!

Thank you for taking time to show step-by-step instructions.

very cool. I wish the lighting were a bit brighter but got the idea.

What kind of soap is best?

I didnt understand where n how u got the resist...it would b helpful if i cld know how to make a resist on my own without buying expensive ones...n which material wld b the best for a resist...am felting for some months nw. ..made flowers n scarfs n landscapes with wool n silk n silk hankies...am getting better each time ...so thnx n happy felting

It is a shame she does not wear a mic to help cut out the background noise. It is so hard to hear her.

I’m an experienced felter and my techniques and equipment come from decades of study and practice. I wanted to commend you for a quite thorough and immediately useful introduction to wet felting and particularly that you did it with so few of the gadgets that I have become accustomed to such as my special watering tool, my favourite resist, netting etc. And washboard, oh and my weigh scales, yep I am one of those 😏. Anyway, a very nice job and a reminder that pretty much hands and soap and wool (and sometimes no resist) are all that you really need to make serviceable clothing. These kinds of tutorials were not available when I began felting before the internet but most are not as useful to beginners as yours is. Cheers!

I am just learning. When you say (in reference to the white wool) "Bat" do you mean that is wool batting? I'm just wondering if I can felt wool batting normally for quilt making and such. Thanks so much in advance!

Thank you for showing that all the tools aren’t necessary. I made some. I love them.

Excellent. I couldn't figure out how to make a template like that. Now, I know.

Thank you

Fantastic video. Thank you

Thanks. Lovely instructions!

I have needle felt the opening to tighten and strengthen it. Nice shape.

Could you wait to put on the design until you are finished flipping both sides? That way you don’t have to worry about your last layer affect in the design the edge?

What kind of soap do you use?