2D Wet Felted Fox - Part Two: Creating the Fox and Wet Felting
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- Опубликовано: 16 дек 2019
- In Part Two of the 2D Wet Felted Fox tutorial by Sarafina Fiber Art, Inc. you will continue to layout your project. Sara will demonstrate how to create your focal point, the fox. You will also wet felt your piece. For your 2D Fox Supply Pack and other needle and wet felting tools visit www.sarafinafiberart.com
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Wonderful,Beautiful and perfect work felt .Grandulations The Brazil.
Listen, I know this is an older video, but I am just now coming across it! I am in love with this piece and I have ordered it!! I hope I do it justice! I love your vibe and how passionate you are about the fibers! I was feeling it right along with you! Some gorgeous fibers and colors!! Thanks for this vid and I can't wait for my package!
It is half way through the video and I am just mesmerized watching you create. I think this one color wise is the best one of the foxes you have done so far. I love this color combination the best. Simply gorgeous!
This was such an informative video and so fun to watch. Thank you for showing us the entire "from start to finish process".
This is the best one you've done yet. Out of all three.I love the sky, I love the detail in the front, and the coloring Good job!
If only I could see the reference picture at all times I could learn so much more about what you're talkin about about, how to blend, and where the Shadows are by looking at the picture. That's how I do puzzles too!
Yes I agree it would be helpful with the understanding of the contours or shadows......
Why are you using green where the fox space is. What is it's purpose since they are not colors of the fox??
What is the difference between wet and dry felting?
With dry felting you generally use felting needles and you poke, poke, poke to create a solid piece of fabric. With wet felting, you lay out the roving in whatever way you like, layer it with some kind of bubble wrap at the base and you add soapy water. You then roll it all up, over and over and add friction (or pokery) of various kinds and that causes the felt to matt or 'felt'.
You are a beautiful woman and artist, and the work you do is excellent, but a little expensive, but so beautiful that I fell in love with my regards.
What’s the reason for the soap ? Am I missing something?