A pointer that helps with acrylic yarns; you can place a very transparent layer of wool (of the same color) over the top after you’ve felted in the yarn. It really helps to hold it in place.
Oh Bless you! I only recently learned yarn can be used in felting at all (I'm a total newbie and your content has helped a lot!) I had thought it would need to be a much higher wool count to work and felt into a piece. All of these methods are cute, and thanks for adding the bit at the end seeing them all together too, as that really gives me ideas of the ways I can incorporate yarn into projects to improve their overall look.
No problem, it's just useful to see what can be done with yarn and there's probably many more! Glad you liked it and thanks for your lovely comment ❣️ xx
I’ve watched you make so many of these different sheep. Pippa, but it’s really nice to have these different coat methods in one video. Thank you! Also, can’t wait to get my first Philippa kit!! It’s on its way!🎉
Brilliant use of yarn to make the fleeces. It seems to make the sheep look playful and cute in a certain way. Lots of interesting textures too. Loved this video ❤. 9:02
Thank you Philippa, I’ve just watched this clip for the first time and found it very helpful and encouraging.. I’m a beginner and sometimes feel daunted by the different wool techniques. I love watching your videos, it’s like spending time over coffee with a friend and picking up tips about the best places to order materials. Great fun xx😊👌🏻
Hi, I love your channel! I've been needle felting for less than a year, and I love it so much. Your videos have been so helpful! I have made three alpacas by looping the thin yarn as you showed, and it is time consuming! But so relaxing. Thanks so much for the great content. ❤️
Love the Suzie Sheep method. Will have to give it a try. I make my own locks. I don’t like the real ones. I know it’s all individual preference though xx
I make my own locks, but never used the oven ...what temp do you set the oven ? please . Once again Inspirational and just hands down brilliant Happy felting xxxxxx
Very useful video. I have some of that fluffy acrylic yarn which I thought would be perfect for sheep, but I couldn't get it to felt on at all. I may try what Melony has suggested and use a bit of carded wool to make it stick.
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A pointer that helps with acrylic yarns; you can place a very transparent layer of wool (of the same color) over the top after you’ve felted in the yarn. It really helps to hold it in place.
Brilliant, thanks Melony xx
A huge thanks to you for making these tutorials. My first time felting and you have been such a big help to me. Bless you Philippa!
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching xx
Oh Bless you! I only recently learned yarn can be used in felting at all (I'm a total newbie and your content has helped a lot!) I had thought it would need to be a much higher wool count to work and felt into a piece. All of these methods are cute, and thanks for adding the bit at the end seeing them all together too, as that really gives me ideas of the ways I can incorporate yarn into projects to improve their overall look.
No problem, it's just useful to see what can be done with yarn and there's probably many more! Glad you liked it and thanks for your lovely comment ❣️ xx
You're the sheep pro! You have some many videos about felting sheep! 😆
Sheep, cow's and horses are my favourites 😀
I do much thinner wool on the bamboo stick, you get more defined curls and no waste in middle if use thinner bits
Good idea, I get impatient I think! Xx
I just recently started felting, and I am so glad that I found your channel!! Your ideas and creativity are wonderful!!
Thank you so much, glad you like it x
I’ve watched you make so many of these different sheep. Pippa, but it’s really nice to have these different coat methods in one video. Thank you! Also, can’t wait to get my first Philippa kit!! It’s on its way!🎉
It is on it's way! Thanks so much for ordering it and I really hope you like it xx
Brilliant use of yarn to make the fleeces. It seems to make the sheep look playful and cute in a certain way. Lots of interesting textures too. Loved this video ❤. 9:02
Thank you, it's good to see them all compared together and nice not to have to purchase actual sheep locks xx
Thank you so much Phillipa, so good watching you create different coats for your sheep.
Absolutely brilliant ❤
Lots of ideas to play with, thanks for watching x
Thank you Philippa, I’ve just watched this clip for the first time and found it very helpful and encouraging.. I’m a beginner and sometimes feel daunted by the different wool techniques. I love watching your videos, it’s like spending time over coffee with a friend and picking up tips about the best places to order materials. Great fun xx😊👌🏻
Aahh, thank you, I always have a cup of tea when I'm filming. Keep it simple with wool and just practice, practice, practice, thanks for watching ❣️ x
Thank you for all the different ways to do sheep wool. Have a good day and stay safe💜.
Thank you so much, you too xx
Thanks for this video,I love it. My favorite is the thin yarn bubble look.and your faux locs..
Thanks, there's so many ways you can use wool and yarn, it's great fun to play with x
Очень интересные техники с нитками! Спасибо большое!
Thanks for watching xx
Haya. Oh my, they are soooooo adorable. The effect each yarn gives is lovely. Thanku as always for sharing. x
No problem, you can have lots of fun with all the wool xx
Brilliant reminder of all the different ways to do coats. I've still to try some of these too! xx
I probably should come up with a few more, it's fun to play around xx
Really helpful. Thankyou
As usual a awesome tutorial. 😊
Thank you x
Amazing, thanks for all the inspiration! I feel the possibilities doing lovely things in the creative parts of my brain...
It's so very creative but in a more relaxed, easy way to some other crafts x
I just started making sheep and using yarn as an extra coat. I will use (and reference) this video in the future!
Thank you.
Thanks, glad you like it x
Hi, I love your channel! I've been needle felting for less than a year, and I love it so much. Your videos have been so helpful! I have made three alpacas by looping the thin yarn as you showed, and it is time consuming! But so relaxing. Thanks so much for the great content. ❤️
Thank you! That's so lovely of you and glad you enjoy the channel xx
Enjoyed the tips. Thanks.
Thank you x
Thank y so much for the tips❤
Thanks x
Love the Suzie Sheep method. Will have to give it a try. I make my own locks. I don’t like the real ones. I know it’s all individual preference though xx
You can have fun with wool yarn and it's very versatile, Suzie sheep method does look good when it's done xx
Thanks!
Oh my goodness, that is so kind of you, thank you very much, it is really appreciated xx
Thank you great information to use.
Thanks x
I wanted to know how to do this , thanks hun
Glad you like it xx
I make my own locks, but never used the oven ...what temp do you set the oven ? please . Once again Inspirational and just hands down brilliant Happy felting xxxxxx
Very useful video. I have some of that fluffy acrylic yarn which I thought would be perfect for sheep, but I couldn't get it to felt on at all. I may try what Melony has suggested and use a bit of carded wool to make it stick.
It's like using real horse which won't felt at all so should definitely help xx
First I love you designs they’re very realistic
Thank you x
Omg I can’t believe you replied I love you sheeps and horses they’re amazing
Thank you, I try to reply to every comment x
hello, please could someone tell me what kind of wool is at 2:25? I know it was said in the video but unsure how to spell the name. Thank you!
Hi, yes, it's boucle yarn, a very unusual name, it's more common in actual wool suppliers where that be online or in person xx
@@feltsbyphilippa Thank you so much!
what animals do you sell the most of
Highland cows x