Newborn Fluff Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- DIY newborn fluff. Making newborn fluff is easy and fun! I use these when I photograph newborns in various props, and even on the beanbag. There is LOTS you can do with it!
Tutorial starts at 9:40
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I loved this idea. Decided to go get some of the Lion yarn you mentioned as your favorite. I went to Hobby Lobby and while looking found the most amazing stuff. It is by Yarn Bee and they call it Twirl Tastic. There is no thread to deal with and you have several loose colors twirled together. So you cut and fluff a lot faster. I just had to pass it along to those thinking of trying this.
Thank you for sharing!!
Mind blown at how easy this can be done. Thank you!
You're welcome :)
Thank you for this, I have hated needing to add fluff for specific colors and zero time to order before the session.
Take a shot everytime she says amazing 🤣🤣🤣🤣 holy moses lol however it LOOKS AMAZING 🤣💞
This is awesome! Thank you so much... I was just on Etsy and YT browsing wool roving by the pound and how to dye it various colors for my props. I absolutely this idea!
Thank you so much. I am just starting out & nervous but as you said I need options for props. And I loved your testimony. I will be following you for sure & check out your Pinterest.
Thanks for this tutorial, Awesome idea!😍 So, How many ball of yarn do we need to get a nice fluffy blanket? like 50*50 cm
Thanks for this tutorial. Great idea! As for the Meijer bags, I stopped using those ten years ago because they are so hard to close. It looks like they haven't fixed that problem.
I was just so excited when you said you do Bible study! Blessings!!!
Awesome! I do it on my facebook page if you want to check them out :D facebook.com/jesusandjenpriester/
AWESOME!! Just ran across this video :) Liked, and also on Peri!
Jen - keep up with the “Jesus Loves You”....I’m a christian too and it’s wonderful to hear someone else not afraid to claim it....we also have a bible study in our home and I’m glad I ran into this video...just getting started in in newborn photography......
awesome! it's a fun career to have :)
I do have a bible study page on my facebook/youtube channel as well if you'd like to check it out. It's facebook.com/Jesusandjenpriester
Awesome! Thanks a lot for sharing this!
excellent tutorial! Thanks
Thanks so much for the tutorial! I was sad when I realized I missed the periscope. And yes, you are pronouncing Isaac Mizrahi correctly (though I probably just spelled it wrong.) Time to get fluffing :)
+Candice Brown Photography YAY!! haha, I was wondering if I said it horribly wrong lol
Could I ask that where did you buy the Homespun thick and quick yarn? Could you please give me the website? Thank you so much!
Hello! I'm sorry can you tell me at what time it was that I talked about it
? It was most likely Hobby Lobby or Michael's :)
Can you go over the process of how to wash it? I saw you mentioned warm soapy water. So just hand wash and lay flat to dry? Does it lose any fluffiness after washing?
when i wash it I take it in handfulls and put it in a tub (or sink) of warm, soapy water. Not too warm! i will scrub if necessary, softly. then I put it on a drying rack and let it dry, it sometimes takes over a day, depending on how wet it is. It hasn't lost the fluff but I'd think if it does you can just fluff it with your hands :)
THAT´s great! thank you for this tutorial :)
Jen, have you tried to do the wet felting with this? Did it work out? Thanks for this tutorial!!!
+Leslie Brewington No I haven't tried that yet :) I want to, though!
+Leslie Brewington, what is wet felting?
Hi Jessica! Wet felting is when you take 100% wool and make a piece of felt. If you ever see the props that are flat with curls attached, kinda looks like a nest... That is wet felting with curls. If you take the curls away you would see a layer of fabric and that is the felt that was created by wet felting. RUclips wet felting and you'll find a couple of tutorials :)
Amazing!!! I was wondering how to create that type of felt. Thank you. I didn't know it was called "Wet Felt".
Thank you for sharing!! So when this is finished it is a bunch of small pieces? Or can it be made into one solid piece?
Yes a ton of different pieces and you just kinda fluff them together :)
Do you have any photos we could see that you used these in? :)
+Ashley Smelcer Hello! Yes, I do! I have some on my fan page. Here is one
facebook.com/jenphotography/photos/pb.93904535414.-2207520000.1457054199./10153486439730415/?type=3&theater
and another on a sneak peek here-
jenpphoto.com/blog/2016/02/everlynewborn-baby-portraits-royal-oak-michigan-newborn-photographer/
Do you have a vido on how you make the fluff after you get the yarn ready.
+Cory Heidtman Do you mean how to fluff it from the yarn into the soft/cottony stuff? If so, it's on the video :)
+Jen Priester hello, no we're just wondering how you connect little pieces of fluff into one big fluff after?
You just have to take it all and fluff it together. They'll stick :)
+Jen Priester thank you!!!
Congratulation! Hi, where can I buy? Do you have a store link? Thanks
I got it from different stores, I believe Michaels was one of them :)
Jen Priester
How long should I get my yarn in order to succeed a good amount
I don't think it matters honestly. I cut it like 6-12 inches probably
thanks for the video. very interesting
how do you wash it? if it needs to be wash
I give more info in the comments below, but warm soapy water does the trick
what do you use the fluff for?
stuffing baskets and etc for photographing newborns and babies
How did you wash it?
Warm soapy water does the trick
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