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Hi! It's 100% wool felt!

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I am glad you like it ❤️

Thank you so much! Loads of stabbing with fine needles after everything is finished (I usually go over with 40 and 42 for at least an hour) helps with needle marks. I think I will make a new video diving deeper into this topic soon! 😌

Thank you, Shamma! ❤️ Hope you are doing well 🥰

Thank you so much! 😍 Hope to share tutorial as soon as possible 🌟

Thank you for the kind comments! Hope you give it a try! 👩‍🎨

Thank you so much, Tracy! ❤️ There's some time till the harvest season comes, so you definitely should have a go 🥕

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Hi Donna, Thank you for yhe question, very valuable one! There is a wisdom in what other felters are saying but also a little bit of nuance. Let's explore together! Needle will break if you try to change the direction during the stabbing. That is why for the beginners,while you are still learning the motion not allowing any slope is very wise advice. The secret how to not break your needle is to go in and out in the exact same direction, keeping you stabs straigt. I go in and come out at the same angle, both when I am felting straight up and dowm or using 45 degree angle. For a beginner it's easier to use the straight up and down motion, keeping your needle at 90degree to your work and be very intentional about it. And keep it slow! Do not twist the needle or go from this 90 degree angle to anything else while your needle is in the fabric, or you will definitely break it. I was felting very slowly and up and down only in this 90degree angle for a long time. Now keeping stabs straight is second nature to me so I can change the agle, but still go straight in and out. And you will notice that I go in one angle for a moment then change it if needed and keep poking in this new direction for a while, not trying to change it with every poke. Another comment about tutorials - to film the tutorial my camera needs to be above my work, so you can see everything in detail and thus I have to use needle on a slant, or you would not be able to see what I am doing, my hand would be in the way. When I am not filming I often felt in 90 degree angle. Hope this helps! I think I need to create seperate video explaining how to work with needle in detail to get everyone on the same page. Happy felting!

@@MrsCuteFelts Thank you for the info, you were helpful. I am waiting for needles might be a little bigger and for the wool so I can try this. I did get a wool mat. But then I hear should use the foam ones. I love your picture.

Thank you! Excited for you! 😍 When it comes to the mat, then there isn't right or wrong. It's just what's easier for you and it's a combination of the way you like to stab, the fabric,needles and the mat. All play a role in your preference. I am a light stabber and for me foam or brush mats work the best for felted pictures - my hands do not get tired so quickly as these mats create less resistance than wool mat. But it doesn't mean that it's not possible or that it's wrong to use wool mat. Not at all! Many love and prefer it over my favorites. You will expand your tool collection and experiment over time with different options yourself. I would stick with what I have for now and if it feels like my hands are hurting or I just don't like it, then I would look for alternatives.

Thank you so much for watching! Your comment made me so happy, you can definitely do it! ⭐ Happy felting!

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Thank you so much for such a kind feedback! ❤️ It absolutely makes my day 😍 It's definitely worth to start exploring your own designs after a while of following kits and tutorials. So happy to hear that you feel ready. Happy felting and remember to trust the process! ❤️

Thank you so much ❤️

Thank you so much, I truly appreciate it! ❤️

Thank you, Lisa! ❤️ Hope you enjoy my future videos! 🌟

Hi Leslie, Thank you for the feedback! This wasn't a tutorial, just a cozy feltalong video. Definitely will create a tutorial with template and all the details in the future for a birdy! Let me know if you have any specific birds you would like to see, I always love to receive ideas!

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Oh my, your comment actually made me cry! ❤️ Thank you from the bottom of my heart, it means a lot to me to know that someone's enjoying the tutorials, learning from them and creating art that brings beauty and joy to the world. That's exactly the reason why I love to share, and you telling me this absolutely made my day! ❤️ Happy felting, don't hesitate to send me photos and see you in another video 🐣

Thank you so much, for such a kind comment ❤️ You made my day! Happy felting! 🌟

Thank you so much, Nicola for your unbelievable support ❤️ I am forever worried if I talk too much or anything I say makes any sense at all. So your comment means a lot ❤️ Hope to catch you in a feltalong in following months 🤞

Hi! Thank you for the question! No, I didn't.I attached them to the dove separately. For me this allows for more freedom regarding the placement and angle of the wings and also to manipulate the shape if I wanted to do a different "pose" for my dove. Hope this helps!

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How wonderful 🥰 Hope it has been helpful for you! ❤️

Thank you so much for all the kind words, Judy! ❤️ Felting is very fun and I am certain you are going to do great, just enjoy the process 🌟 Happy felting!

Thank you so much ❤️ Happy felting!

Thank you! ❤️

Thank you so much! Happy to hear that you enjoyed it 🥰 Such a cute ideas! I love racoons very much ❤️

Your's is beautiful! ❤️❤️❤️ Keep on felting 🌟

Thank you ❤️🐣

Thank you, Tracy! That's so kind of you ❤️ Wool is just magical, I could never achieve this with paint brush & paint, but fiber blends just perfectly 😻

How wonderful! Thank you ❤️ Hope you will enjoy felting! 🐣🐥

Glad you liked it! ❤️

Thank you so much, Tracy, such a kind feedback ❤️ Needle felting is so forgiving (just perfect for experiments) and a little bit magical - wool creates the most gorgeous effect for pictures. Hope you will give it a try! 🐣

I am so happy you find it helpful, Sue! ❤️ I always worry if I am over explaining everything in these videos. Your feedback is so valuable to me! 🌟 This is a theory I made up myself, mostly based on my experience in photography and trying to depict light. It took a while to understand how to transfer this to wool paintings and I am still learning with every felt, but I am delighted to share everything I know. Happy felting! 🥰

Me gusto mucho la pregunta y tu respuests,opino lo mismo que sue.muchas gracias por enseñarnos.Amo el fieltro!!!😊❤❤❤❤

Mi nombre es sandra el nombre es de mi esposo que fallecio hace 6 meses.beso para ti.😊

Thank you, Sandra! I am so sorry for your loss and I am happy to hear that felting brings you joy! ❤️

Thank you, this means a lot to me ❤️

Thank you, you beautiful human ❤️

How wonderful, thank you! ❤️

Thank you ❤️ You are way too kind! 🐥

Thanks for letting me know! Looks like it worked out for you? I see the order. Thank you so much for the support and happy felting! 🐥

How wonderful ❤️ Thank you for all the kind words 🪻

Thank you! Oh my, it absolutely makes my day to know that someone enjoyed the video and tried it out ❤️❤️❤️ Thank you!

Thank you ❤️

Thank you! I appreciate the feedback so much ❤️ Happy felting!

Thank you for the lovely comment, I am so glad you enjoyed the video! Hope you started this wonderful hobby over the holidays ❤️

Thank you, that's so kind of you ❤️

Thank you so much, it's so kind of you ❤️

Thank you so much 😍

Thank you so much! 🥰 I am so glad you liked it andit absolutely makes my day to read that my tutorial helped you to solve felting mystery! 🌟❤️ I will definitely have to think about more landscape ideas, thank you! 🥰