Sara shares her insights as a wonderful artist and teacher. Having never had an art class, I appreciate learning foundational and basic art concepts from her. AND she is just plain fun...as is Milo!
What a team at sarafina Your explantion and demonstrations make even a none arty person like me believe it can be achieved Thank you for sharing your skill and knowledge Great camera work milo ♡
Very Helpful!! The head trick is awesome. Always have to felt like crazy trying to get the right shape, but this makes such a better foundation to start with. Thank you for sharing your method!
fantastic, I have watched many tutorials on this but this is by far the clearest one yet. I do not do needle felting I work with polymer clay but this is transferable. Thank you for the fantastic tutorial.
Hi Sara! Great video in every regard! This armature is so simple, wish I could use it for life-size figures! I like how you modified the head structure, too. I can see how much better it would be to fill out the head. By the way, I finished my Meri doll. She's not perfect, but she really did come out quite good! Got some photos, just need to get a CD to load them up. Send them soon.
Thanks so much for sharing..,, I enjoyed every second of it and I am going to try it .. hopefully I manage to follow your instruction, which came across sooooooo easy.. haha.. but I am sure there is much skill involved in it and you made it look like a piece of cake.. 2 thumbs up.. I loved your natural self and how you presented your work.. thanks again, very much appreciated... and now I go for your other videos.. *smiles
Hi, would it be possible to use this video for my freshmen art class? I'll be working with them to make wire and clay figures and this armature tutorial would be perfect.
Hi Sara - Thanks for the wonderful tutorials. I'm making child dolls, let's say six to eight years old. What would ratio of proportions be for this age? Thanks.
Can you please show us how to make a larger armature please??? 1/8 is good but maybe show us a 1/6??? I’m so bad at maths an heavily rely on your videos
This is harder than it looks! I'm on my second armature because I didn't make the head shape correctly the first time. Advise to everyone: don't skip steps!!!
This was outstanding and inspirational! I have tried making wire figures before but the proportions were never right. This will help. Thanks!
Excellent video! Instructions are easy to follow and you explain the process very well! Thank you for posting this!
So cute!! Thank you for the great techniques and keep them coming!!
Sara shares her insights as a wonderful artist and teacher. Having never had an art class, I appreciate learning foundational and basic art concepts from her. AND she is just plain fun...as is Milo!
What a team at sarafina
Your explantion and demonstrations make even a none arty person like me believe it can be achieved
Thank you for sharing your skill and knowledge
Great camera work milo ♡
Brilliant, thank you! From Bulgaria.
Great technique Sara I tried it this afternoon works brilliant will build the face now thank you for sharing !
Very Helpful!! The head trick is awesome. Always have to felt like crazy trying to get the right shape, but this makes such a better foundation to start with. Thank you for sharing your method!
fantastic, I have watched many tutorials on this but this is by far the clearest one yet. I do not do needle felting I work with polymer clay but this is transferable. Thank you for the fantastic tutorial.
You are so great! Your explanations, your sense of humor the way videos are done... Wonderful!! congratulations!
Hi Sara! Great video in every regard! This armature is so simple, wish I could use it for life-size figures! I like how you modified the head structure, too. I can see how much better it would be to fill out the head.
By the way, I finished my Meri doll. She's not perfect, but she really did come out quite good! Got some photos, just need to get a CD to load them up. Send them soon.
Excelent lesson...... Thank You!!
you are an amazing teacher , and artist sara renzulli
Thanks so much for sharing..,, I enjoyed every second of it and I am going to try it .. hopefully I manage to follow your instruction, which came across sooooooo easy.. haha.. but I am sure there is much skill involved in it and you made it look like a piece of cake.. 2 thumbs up.. I loved your natural self and how you presented your work.. thanks again, very much appreciated... and now I go for your other videos.. *smiles
Thanks for the tutorial! one has to sometimes wonder where the thumbs down and horrible comments trolls come from...
Where can I find the other episodes. Please please! I have been looking all morning. I saw them yesterday.
Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial!
Thank you so much! I'm about to try it in a while!
Thanks a bunch! Was helpful
hw do u twist them so effortless >????? wow! thanks for the tips!
aluminum armature wire i believe. thats what i use
Hi, would it be possible to use this video for my freshmen art class? I'll be working with them to make wire and clay figures and this armature tutorial would be perfect.
What size of wire do you use.
Dear Sara i can't find the second part of this video can you make the playlist of the series please
Merci beaucoup pour votre aide 👍
Magnifique idée ✌
Michel 04 France ✌
Merci !
Michel
Beatifoul😍
thank you sooo much super helpful
Hi Sara - Thanks for the wonderful tutorials. I'm making child dolls, let's say six to eight years old. What would ratio of proportions be for this age? Thanks.
Hi, what guage of wire are you using?
Fantastic tutorial! Sara, could I use a 18 gauge copper wire to make a armature for a person around 8" long?
Raluca Dobre abdo oumir
Abderrahim.oumir
Hi! :) I wondered what sort of felt is best to use? x
howdy..do you have the tutorial video for the skull, face yet?..sitting at hammer head :)
do you have a armature map of this to print out by any chance?
Hello can you make small dolls like only 6 inches . Not the head just the body. I already purchased all my products for felting from your company .
This is a lot like drawing the skeleton when drawing people!
would doing an armature that way work for polymer clay sculptures? thanks!
Awesome! Thank you for the quick response!
Michael Lope
Which type of wire we have to use
Do you ever do miniatures?
You must have very strong fingers... I cannot twist the 16 gage wire with my fingers!!!
Maybe because mine is galvanized?
***** Thanks!!!
sara thats really amazing m also a sculptor student i loved your work btw..
thank you😍
Wire gauge? Please!
***** Thanks Sara!!
Maybe you did mention it and I've missed it!!!
Thank you!!!
Can you please show us how to make a larger armature please??? 1/8 is good but maybe show us a 1/6??? I’m so bad at maths an heavily rely on your videos
Yes, must be aluminum, NOT galvanized! Very hard to find at the hardware store. I had to order it on line, Blick!
This is harder than it looks! I'm on my second armature because I didn't make the head shape correctly the first time. Advise to everyone: don't skip steps!!!
Que pena não entendo a sua língua,acabo por poder toda a explicação!
Here are my wire dolls..............facebook (Fridamania) Thanxxxx
the nipples joke made me like this video
I know how to do this it’s so esay
Wot a carry on
Timepass
THAT DOG IS FAKE THE WHOLE VID IS FAKE
First it is a fake dog and then real faker
Sad person
What a pathetic mind....
cant watch and take it serious...sorry! I stopped at 27 seconds