How To Needle Felt Animals - Fox Tutorial 2: Tail and Face
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- Опубликовано: 19 фев 2017
- Welcome to part two of the new and improved needle felted fox tutorial by Sarafina Fiber Art. Learn how to create the tail and build the face in this session of the fox tutorial. Visit www.sarafinafiberart.com for your Fox Supply Pack and other needlefelting supplies.
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Your teaching if just the best! I love Milo, makes it all so fun and Interesting! Thank you both!💕
Love how you explain in detail your tutorials. I'm obsessed with felted animals since I discovered you. Never done before them. I have created sleeping bunnies and will continue with squirrels and fox. Thank you so much Sara, you do a beautiful art! regards from Spain ;-)
Thank you so much for your videos, your explanations are fantastic and very detailed. I have just started in the "needle felting world" and your guide has been very useful for me. Thank you so much. Greetings from Queretaro, Mexico.
Hi Sara... I'm working on the Fox right now and am really pleased with how it's turning out, I watched your Fox videos two times before following along and building and am nearly done with the face. I've been felting since September of this year and basically inhaling all the tutorials I've found... yours are really helpful because they are so detailed in what you demonstrate. So I'm loving making this little fox! By the way your supply kit is quite generous but I heard mentioned a reference sheet that I didn't get in the package and wondered if you have a PDF link I missed. By the way, kudos for your order of operations and the way your designs eliminate things that aren't going to be seen if they're not essential for the structure (or the scale of the sculpture) - VERY smart!. Plus your knowledge of the animal anatomy is wonderfully helpful and will definitely come in handy whether working on a cartoony or realistic subject. Great work and also love the lighthearted humor of all your videos. Oh I almost forgot! I've struggled with armature making and it took me a little while to get the Fox armature right, but finally it clicked, and your technique for this creates a wonderfully solid skeleton. I think that for the second Fox though I will try a technique you used in the ... Oldfield Mouse tutorial to wrap the nose and toes and maybe the tail tip the way you did in those as I always struggle with those smaller scale details having the wire sticking out the end no matter how I wrap. I almost did this one that way and wish I had (though I can probably open up the wires for the feet and do that before I finish - I skipped finishing the legs so I could if I needed to.) ANYWAY Thank you for making your series of free tutorials!
Unschooling family here - and we *love Captain Fantastic !
Of course anything with Viggo Mortensen is bound to be awesome 😍💞 - even loved him in "The Road"
enjoyed this.... especially the armature formation...
to jest naprawde super jestem z polski i dzieki pani zrobilam dokladnie tekiego samego liska!!!!!!!! DZIĘKUJE
Me encanta maravilloso
Hello. Your videos are fantastic. natural teachers always want to share, and share you do! I was just thinking ..when I watch you videos, and you reference to a completed animal, I find that really helpful. But then almost immediately you zoom back to the minutia of the focal teaching point. I find myself trying to slide the screen back to the completed example. It would be great if you put in a small insert of the completed item..a bit like having a reference picture that you always suggest a felter should have. Thank you so much. Alison
I was doing a wolf and it turns into a saint Bernard how do I avoid this
The ears bug me a bit, but this is very adorable! I think the sitting one they show briefly is the best. I am hoping to start needle felting soon!
What do you use to stuff felting pillow with.
I love what you do. What's in the cushions you're working on?
Rice
It's a burlap bag with about 3lbs of rice inside. They work well, I bought one from her.
I recently rec'd my fox kit and there was no reference guide. There was no guide on the squirrels. The 2D snowshoe hare had the black line art piece so no problem there except, a color guide might have helped. If you could send me whatever PDF you have on the fox and the squirrels, I could run off a copy and if there is some sort of color guide on the 2D rabbit, they would all be much appreciated. I have an account with you, so you have my email address. Thanks, Phyllis Duffy from Michigan.
Foxes were introduced by British Fox Hunters who could find no substitute in the colonies.
I understand this a short video but I find it messy
Ah drat.......not captioned.....
Is your wool CRUELTY FREE
do you wear wool, silk or leather?
Normally sheep that get shorn are not slaughtered as their wool is too good.
I believe sheep suffer more if you dont remove the wool occasionally.