How to felt a realistic hedgehog part 2
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- This is the second part of felting my hedgehog.
For the spikes, I used Hedgehog mohair fabric, which can be purchased on Etsy
For the legs armature and wrapping the wool around,you will find a video on this channel.
The whiskers are made from horse hair, and the ears are made from prefelt.
This is the best hedgehog tutorial I've seen. It's absolutely adorable.
Thank you :)
So adorable. Thank you
Amazing, Dani, thank you so much!
What is the palette of colours you use for the shading at the end?
A hedgehog with s it's prickles growing towards it's head....how unusual!
It is irrelevant :) .I used a discarded piece of hedgehog mohair fabric,because a few friends wanted to see how I make a basic hedgehog.I have kits for most of my animals and this was to show various steps of the printed instructions included in my kits_which contain all materials and step by step pictures This video is a courtesy for the people in my group and my customers.With the instructions,everything makes more sense,regardless of the direction of spikes :D
@@lespetitsdedanielle Noted your explanation and found your video fascinating....I still think though that the wrongly positioned spikes wouldn't be irrevelent to a hedgehog😂
@@swanwaffledo you have any tutorials online at all…I’d love to see them?
@@jacqui1843 No I don't. I stopped doing handicrafts a long time ago when my sight became a slight problem, but I still enjoy watching what other people do and post on RUclips. One of my favourites is a brilliant woodturner who impressed me so much I bought a wood/ acrylic hybrid piece from him. There is a store near my home that displays in the window pieces made by a metal worker who makes brilliant sculptures from scrap metal, I love that kind of thing. I only commented on the hedgehog because I thought it odd that the lady went to so much trouble to produce it yet didn't think it mattered to put the spines facing the correct way, but it was painstakingly done. I love all handicrafts but can only do knitting these days. Do you have a favourite hobby?