God bless the RUclips felters who don’t have a studio. I watched some other videos where the people working had huge tables and studios, and while their work was great, I had no idea how I’d get something made on my kitchen table. Thankyou very much for your patience and for giving me the confidence to start a first project!
You can do it on the lawn or driveway if you like. I helped to make a felt door for a community yurt I helped to build. But, nah, nowadays I want to sit down for my new hobbies.
@@suefraser6512 you're still helping people 7 years later! Thank you, I'm dealing with making a bunch of fur felt from opossum and fox furs, and I was all set up with bubble-wrap and couldn't figure out what I was supposed to do next. Silly, I know, I got that far and the just blanked out on what I was told I could do, but now you've given me that last piece, PLUS how to tell if it's really felted. Thanks!
Yay thank you for a down to earth, practical tutorial, I feel confident about having a go now! Just goes to show you don't need fancy pants bells and whistles to get started and make some beautiful art like yours. Fantastic, my neutodiverse brain enjoyed this 🥰 thanks for being humble!
Wow those pieces at the end look gorgeous! I had no idea you could use it like a canvas that way. Thanks to the camera person for their humour and patience too.
I just watched a wet felt tutorial and thought noooooooo this is not for me, too much pace egging about thankyou very much...then I found you 😂 thankyou for being so normal and explaining it in simple terms. Love this vid
A lovely straight to the point video.. and I loved the giggling through it.. I've subscribed and look eagerly to watch more of your videos!.. thankyou very helpful xx
This is so perfect. Pragmatic, simple, no ego/performance involved. And then, after showing us that literally everyone can do this, she shows the beautiful little landscapes. A 'ta-dah!' moment but presented with nothing but a shy smile. Really enjoyable , and I love the instructor and the little giggles from the woman behind the camera. I am so used to watching verbose American presenters in tutorials that I am always really happy to find tutorials from Brits, who leave space for you to watch without narration. We don't mind silence. And when you're trying to absorb visual information, it's good to just watch.
What a fun video! You made it look much easier than other videos I've seen. And I love that your daughter is the one filming this! 💕 you two make a great team!
Showed this video to my students so they could understand better a line in the poem Poppies. Well done Sue! They all love you for being so graceful in your explanation.
thank you! very helpful, and i liked how natural it felt, felt like you were teaching just me instead of making a youtube video. excited to try it out!
Hi Sue, did you have a stand at Eden Court a few years ago? If so I was thinking about you lately, and then your video popped up randomly in my feed this morning! If it was you, your work is stunning.
I really enjoyed the video. I like the fun the camera person and u werenl having, but maybe get a mic for you so her giggles won't be as loud. But I do want to hear the comments and little laughs, better than the very sanitized DIY tutorials normally on youtube
Sue is boss thanks for the video but the random laughing from the daughter gets right in ya ear sorry for negative nice to be joyful but just the pitch of the laughing on the audio hurts the ear and wrecks the otherwise brilliant video
If it's a baby sized doll, you could make a T shaped template, cover both sides with wool and then cut the neck and sleeves holes after felting. Allow for 30% shrinkage. Sounds like a challenge, but it is doable!
I've got nine sheep fleeces from a shearing last year, I'm looking to convert to felt as an evaporation blanket for my cool box. So, thanks for this vid.
Love this video. by far the most practical video I’ve seems since everyone else makes it look so complicated! And camera person is just the best 🥰 thanks, Sue !!
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God bless the RUclips felters who don’t have a studio. I watched some other videos where the people working had huge tables and studios, and while their work was great, I had no idea how I’d get something made on my kitchen table. Thankyou very much for your patience and for giving me the confidence to start a first project!
Thanks Toby, you really don't know lots of space or fancy equipment and it's such a therapeutic activity.
Van Gogh didn’t have a studio when he was in the asylum. I’m glad you have found inspiration from this video.
You can do it on the lawn or driveway if you like. I helped to make a felt door for a community yurt I helped to build.
But, nah, nowadays I want to sit down for my new hobbies.
Yeah, I live on the road and was looking for a less commercial video so really happy to find this vid.
@@suefraser6512 you're still helping people 7 years later! Thank you, I'm dealing with making a bunch of fur felt from opossum and fox furs, and I was all set up with bubble-wrap and couldn't figure out what I was supposed to do next. Silly, I know, I got that far and the just blanked out on what I was told I could do, but now you've given me that last piece, PLUS how to tell if it's really felted. Thanks!
This was helpful, and it was nice to watch a video where people are behaving naturally and having fun.
I agree
Thank you, we did have fun
@@suefraser6512 😁😄
I also agree with it
Yay thank you for a down to earth, practical tutorial, I feel confident about having a go now!
Just goes to show you don't need fancy pants bells and whistles to get started and make some beautiful art like yours. Fantastic, my neutodiverse brain enjoyed this 🥰 thanks for being humble!
Wow those pieces at the end look gorgeous! I had no idea you could use it like a canvas that way.
Thanks to the camera person for their humour and patience too.
Thank you. We had great fun
Thank you for enjoying it as intended, Charity. It was a bit of fun on the spur of the moment & I'm so surprised that so many people have watched it!
Do you know that your videos are copied by some people...
@@Samosa0.0 That's interesting. I guess that's okay if they are keen crafters, after all, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.
I just watched a wet felt tutorial and thought noooooooo this is not for me, too much pace egging about thankyou very much...then I found you 😂 thankyou for being so normal and explaining it in simple terms. Love this vid
Thank you Jo, I appreciate your feedback
A lovely straight to the point video.. and I loved the giggling through it.. I've subscribed and look eagerly to watch more of your videos!.. thankyou very helpful xx
Thank you, I've just posted another showing how to felt on to a soap.
Very informative in a short amount of time. You and your camera person seemed to be enjoying yourselves. I liked the casual presentation.
linda123151 Thank you Linda. We really appreciate your positive feedback. (Yes, we did have fun making it!)
When they started laughing I died 😂😂
Glad you enjoyed it Ghadier
Thank you for doing this like a normal person would!
This is so perfect. Pragmatic, simple, no ego/performance involved. And then, after showing us that literally everyone can do this, she shows the beautiful little landscapes. A 'ta-dah!' moment but presented with nothing but a shy smile.
Really enjoyable , and I love the instructor and the little giggles from the woman behind the camera.
I am so used to watching verbose American presenters in tutorials that I am always really happy to find tutorials from Brits, who leave space for you to watch without narration. We don't mind silence. And when you're trying to absorb visual information, it's good to just watch.
Thank you!
What a fun video! You made it look much easier than other videos I've seen. And I love that your daughter is the one filming this! 💕 you two make a great team!
Thank you, she's gone to Uni now so I'm learning to film myself now
Showed this video to my students so they could understand better a line in the poem Poppies. Well done Sue! They all love you for being so graceful in your explanation.
I just wanted to know how to make felt, I had no idea people were out here doing art with it. This is amazing.
thank you for the bullsh*t-free video. nothing too it, just have fun.
those landscape felts look awesome, and gave me a sick idea!
awesome.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great to see someone doing simple felting
Thank you. I've just added an even simpler one to show you how to felt a soap
This was a delightful intro to felting :D Hahaha thank you so much, I learned a thing and had fun, too.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wonderful tutorial. Laid back and fun. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
thank you! very helpful, and i liked how natural it felt, felt like you were teaching just me instead of making a youtube video. excited to try it out!
Thank you Rae, it's great to get such positive feedback. I hope to make some more videos soon to give crafters some ideas while we are in lockdown.
Exactly what a tutorial video should be! I felt (no pun intended :) ) like I was with you having fun and learning something Thanks!
Thank you! I was looking up felting videos and the ones I found had lots of fancy tools and crap. This is perfect!
Glad I could help!
Hi Sue, did you have a stand at Eden Court a few years ago? If so I was thinking about you lately, and then your video popped up randomly in my feed this morning! If it was you, your work is stunning.
Hi Gael, yes that was me! Thank you.
Not much happening at the moment, however I've just posted my first video in about 5 years today.
The milk carton with the holes is a really good idea here. I’m definitely going to try making a little bag now using this method. Thank you :)
That's great! Good luck.
I used a pop bottle and put holes in the cap with a needle
This was helpful thank you
for showing how to make
felt
Thank you so simple for such a useful material
really lovely and helpful video!!:) thank you:)
Great tutorial!! Thank you for ‘being yourself’ and bravely sharing your talents!
A lovely gentle voice giving clear and simple instructions.
I really enjoyed the video. I like the fun the camera person and u werenl having, but maybe get a mic for you so her giggles won't be as loud. But I do want to hear the comments and little laughs, better than the very sanitized DIY tutorials normally on youtube
Great job. Very professional
Thank you very much!
Hello, I use merino wool from World of Wool or Wingham Wool. Sue
Thank you. Your video was fun. Also, you may have q technique that wet felts faster. I'm a bit impatient, so thank you. 😊
hey y8
Beautiful work! I hope you find a camera helper who doesn't laugh while you're demonstrating. Very childish and rude.
Hi
Ouch my finger *cries*
Why?
So helpful with such helpful methods! Thankyou!
❤😘 what sweetheart(and an artist!)Thanks for taking the intimidation & mystery out of making felt.
Sue is boss thanks for the video but the random laughing from the daughter gets right in ya ear sorry for negative nice to be joyful but just the pitch of the laughing on the audio hurts the ear and wrecks the otherwise brilliant video
I just ran across your video at six years old it’s wonderful but I can hardly hear you please continue your videos
Thanks Sue... really enjoyed watching it. I'm going to have a go... x
Thank you. Happy felting!
Great video I am a beginner to wet felting and this helped me soooo much
Sorry for the late response. Hope you're still felting.
Thank you for sharing I have learnt something new ❤
Could I do it with a polythene paper instead of bubble warp?
Thank you Sue loved your video on felt making, easy and jolly. Mary
Thanks so much 😊
Love this , where do I get these suplys? Love this
Did you wash out the soap afterwards?
Great video that made me smile. I would be wonderful if you could do more
Thank you, I'm long overdue to publish another, but I do have plans for some short videos
what a charming lady
I have been trying to get my nerve up to try wet felting for doll clothes. You make it seem doable. Thank you for your video.
If it's a baby sized doll, you could make a T shaped template, cover both sides with wool and then cut the neck and sleeves holes after felting. Allow for 30% shrinkage. Sounds like a challenge, but it is doable!
Thank you. easy and quick!
Beautiful, I didnt know you could make it
Awsome 😂 love it I will try to I my bathsroom❤️
Thanks so much sue! Very helpful
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for sharing this. I'm about to get started and needed to see how to start. Stay safe and have a good day.
Thanks Cindy, I've just posted another one showing you how to felt a soap.
Thanks for this. I'm going to give it a go with a couple of 6 year olds this afternoon 🤞
What is wrong with the camera person?
So straight forward and on a scale I will enjoy working with...thanks you so much!
Thank you for your positive feedback
Thanks for simplicity
Thanks! That was real helpful.
Great video! Planning on doing some felting with my kids over spring break and this made it simple and straightforward.
Try wrapping the wool around soap or pebbles. It's even more simple & kids love it!
From where to get tjis yarn
What a kind smile you have! Thank you for making it so easy for beginners!!!
Hi, what type of yarn is that?
Thank you! Love seeing you have a good time!
For the soapy warm water, how soapy are we talking here? Thank you!!
Thank you. Nothing too soapy, just a squirt in about a litre of warm water. It helps the wool to absorb it.
Interesting, thank you
Thanks for the help sue
❤🌹simple ❤
Can it make with cotton?
Thank you for passing this skill on loved the video
Thank you Myka
What is this fibre...
I love this sooo much. Its beautiful!!!!!
Thank you so much!!
Wow tysm 😆😆💖💖💖💖💖
I've got nine sheep fleeces from a shearing last year, I'm looking to convert to felt as an evaporation blanket for my cool box. So, thanks for this vid.
Subscribed hun xxx
So funny 🤭 .... Reminds me of me and one of my big Sisters! Loved it❤️🇬🇧❤️🙏🏾
so fun and super cute- thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
this is so good!!
Thanks Lucy
I'm a wool worker also and I loved this tutorial. It covers what you need to know to make felt. Thankyou 🥰😊
Su, my jaw DROPPED when I saw your beautiful art with the felt, HOLYYY
Love this video. by far the most practical video I’ve seems since everyone else makes it look so complicated! And camera person is just the best 🥰 thanks, Sue !!
Love this
This is such a great to tutorial making it cheaper and easier to do without any special equipment, thankyou so much!
Great video! I’ve always liked felt and your video has inspired me to give it a go ! Thank you!
At last, a clear tutorial that shows you don't need 101 extra bits and pieces to try a craft. I feel like I know what I'm doing now. Thankyou!
Great video!
Hello :)
Hello!
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Thank you dear the simplest way Ive seen so will try it 💗🙏♥️✝️💗
❤ love this super straightforward do it at home approach. Thank you
Great video. Thank. you for sharing some of your projects. I love the landscape looking one.
What a beautifully simple and inspiring tutorial - thank you!
Thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️
I was looking for such video ❤️❤️❤️
This is the best tutorial I have seen of wet felting. I have looked at so many videos and love that you get right to the point.
Beautiful!
And liked xxx
Adorable!
THANKSGIVING
Awesome!
Delightful
LOVE THIS
Thank you popcookie