Felted Fiber Cuffs
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- In this video, I show how I make these felted fiber cuffs. It is a simple technique with a cool, artsy outcome. The felting machine that I use is the Baby Lock Embellisher.
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I've been making jewelry for over 55 years, and just now starting to use fibers and learning to weave. Your video is fascinating, and I appreciate so much that you are sharing your creative ideas with us. Thank you for that. Your cuffs are drop dead gorgeous!
Hi Pat, The "pebble" stitches is just me going around in circles-LOL. It is a little circle motion that fills in space. It's free flowing and doesn't have to be exact. The circles are different sizes and shapes. Hope this helps- most important thing is to have fun with it, give yourself grace and relax! Free-motion stitching takes some practice but is so much fun once you "get it"!
Hi Julia, It’s me…again. I’m lucky enough to have the Babylock 12 needle embellisher…..but stupid enough to leave it sitting in a corner with it’s dust cover, totally unused. So I keep watching your youtube and trying to inspire my lazy self. The last 2 1/2 years have been a real trial and health challenging and I know I’m not alone. Good thing I can count on your youtube videos.
Hi Phyllis, I just dug out my embellisher last week and got a few flower pins made. I don't use mine often , it's such a mess to haul out all my fibers, wools, etc. This past couple years have been so tough for many, hang in there , your sense of humor brightens my days!
Your felted cuffs are beautiful. It is incredible how freely you share your techniques. Thanks it is much appreciated.
Hi Tersia, I'm so glad you enjoyed the video. I love creating and sharing in the hope that I inspire others to get their creative juices flowing. Thanks for watching! Julia
What a great idea, I am learning needle felting and this is a fast project to get some experience. These are so pretty and would be fun to wear. PS: I like the hand felting, there is something satisfying about it to me, however for a business I can see how the machine would be faster. Oh, I use a felting pillow which gives me more real estate.
Hola Julia..soy Marga desde España me gusta mucho todo lo que haces es preciso 👍🏻👩🏼😊a mi también me gusta mucho hacer bolsos etc 🇪🇦👋
Hi, I'm so glad you are enjoying my videos! Happy sewing, Julia
Cant wait to make some and use my homemade avocado buttons!!!!
Wow- your buttons sound amazing!
@@stitchesbyjulia , I should say, avacado seed buttons...:)
Julia I love these cuffs! I love the organic nature of the design as well! Thank you so much for sharing this with us!
I'm so glad you liked the video! I love sharing my passion-thanks for watching!
Hi sweetie! Fun project! I'm a fiber-file also... you can also get sari scraps from Etsy, which are fun...and also clean pet hair makes cool yarn...of course you have to hand wash hair samples to make yarn!:-)
Great tutorial! I love fibers and your cuffs are gorgeous!!
Thank you so much for watching. I love working with fiber! Julia
Hi Julia, You and I are of the same mind in some areas. I have tubs of novelty yarn and roving and felt and have made. I find wonderful single skeins of mixed yarn like the one you displayed in Tues Morning. I have a 12 needle Baby Lock needle felting embellisher. You were lucky to find one for $300. I use thick & thin yarn and pencil roving as well as regular roving. So much good stuff. This is why my studio is over flowing.....because of my various interests. Think I'll whip out some of my "stuff" and make a couple for my grand daughter's birthday.
I was wondering what to send her. I use the green clover brush and 5 needle punch, but the pink 3 needle model works best with a piece of upholstery foam. So much fun to do, just like you said.
Hi Phyllis, I can relate to the overflow! I too have many interests and I can't seem to narrow it down. I did say "goodbye" to my polymer clay stuff. I use to make and cover buttons with polymer clay. I'm also thinking about letting go of my soldering supplies. I place vintage laces and needlework between glass for pendants-it's a lot of work and I'm not good at the soldering. So many crafts and so little time. Thanks for watching! Julia
beautiful cuff. really enjoyed the tutorial. tfs
Thank you so much, wonderful tutorial. I am going to try making these!
Thanks for watching! Happy stitching , Julia
I love this idea!
Great tutorial Thank you wish there were more on like yours.....can you recommend?
Beautiful ideas..make a nice head wrap to
Yes! Great idea!
I have this machine but can’t find needles where do you get yours?
I purchased extra needles when I got my machine. I haven't needed any yet. I know that this machine is discontinued. Check a sewing machine parts store.
very good ideal, I am going to give a try, thanks for sharing.
Your cuffs are gorgeous and it was really fun to see your process. I love all things fibre too and have a veryyyy big collection. It has been patiently waiting for that 'someday' when it gets to become something beautiful out in the world - your video just may be the push to open that bin. Thanks : )
Thank you for watching- I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I love everything about fibers too and love collecting. Happy crafting! Julia
Just decided to make some of these for my granddaughters :) If I follow your process and then they eventually need washing ...will the needle felted felt on top shrink as I presume the backing felt won't?? Much thanks for your great ideas!
Hi Carole, You should be able to spot wash without any problems.
@@stitchesbyjulia good idea, thanks:)
Cool love your buttons
Thanks Pam!
Oh my goodness
I want a machine please give me the name again so I can search for one please
Thy are adorable beautiful and addicting just watching
Love all your teaching
Hi Julia, great tutorial. I just ordered a janome felting machine. I use to have one, but sold it due to moving. And of course I miss it. Is it possible to start with the background felt layer and put the roving on top for felting instead of putting the background fiber on later? Hope you will understand my question:) Thank you. 💜
Hi Evelyne, Yes. I sometimes start with the background felt. I find that when I start with the roving it becomes more free-form or organic looking. But either way works. I am getting the itch to break out my felter again. Your comment has given me the nudge:) Have fun creating! Julia
stitchesbyjulia Glad to hear you're feeling the urge to machine felt again. I would love to see more videos. And thank you for the tip about the ciff being more organic. ☆♡☆
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Hi Julia . Your felted cuffs are so adorable and each one is unique and different. I'd like to know if your felt backing is 100% wool and where you found it? I really enjoyed the tutorial. Thank you for sharing!
Hi Gail, Most of my backing is wool blend felt. I purchased it at my local quilting store. You can purchase 100% wool felt through Etsy. Here's a link to one of the stores that carry its. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching!
www.etsy.com/listing/106479581/100-wool-felt-sheets-sheets-of-8-x-12?ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=wool%20felt&ref=sr_gallery_1
Hi Julia. Thank you so much for responding! Great idea.....I will check my local quilting store! Most of what I found at JoAnns Fabric was polyester felt and kind of thick and stiff..Also, thanks for the link on etsy. I am having so much fun making a variety of cuffs. This also gets me familiar and comfortable with the Baby Lock Embellisher, which I have.
Would you also have the link to the silk embellishments that you also showed in your tutorial? Thanks again! Appreciate your talent!
How long do you make the band (not counting the loop) ?
Oh my gosh Phyllis, now all I want to do today is pull out my embellisher and play with yarn! I haven't felted for so long. The band measures approximately 7.5 inches not including the loop. It falls down on my hand a bit and is not tight around the wrist. These are easily adjustable by moving the button in or out. Have fun! Julia
Perfect fect!!!!!
Sewing felt it may broke the sewing machine