Thanks!

Hi, the current version of the kit has been available since 2019 and comes with a hoop to put it in. We do not carry the frames anymore. If you prefer to frame your picture, I recommend getting a frame you like first. One that has a backer board. Then, cut the fabric in the kit about 1 in. larger than the backer board (all the way around) so that it will wrap around to the back of the backer board and you can glue it there when you are finished. Then make the picture, making slight adjustments so that it will fit the new size and shape of the fabric.

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We are sold out of it right now but it will be restocked on Tuesday Nov 5.

That is the nice thing about art. If you make a similar landscape you can make it how you want and leave off the red leaves.

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Glad to hear that - thanks!

I love these! I am so tempted on trying my hand at it, this made it look less intimidating!

@@eharlow4878 I always say it is easier than it looks! We get a lot of beginners who learn felting from one of our kits :)

Sorry to hear you did not have enough wool. Did you do the part in the beginning where you tear and prep all the leaves before you start felting? The kit is designed to have *just enough* wool for each plant but it is easy to make the leaves too large if you skip that step. Each leaf needs less wool than you think! We do sell the little balls of wool individually, so if you want to finish the plants I would suggest purchasing one more ball of wool for each one or just have bigger leaves but not as many of them when you put the plants together at the end.

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I find that markers and pens don't always write well on felt but you could try that with a sharpie. There are no hard and fast rules - just experiment and see what works for you!

Hmm, I would probably go with all core wool myself. You could make the puffy bump parts first and then connect them all with a layer of core wool over top. Similarly, you could take these eggs and connect them together with a layer of core wool.

The video link for the kit you bought will be on the front of the instruction sheet that is in the kit.

I do not generally find wet felting to be a speedy process, but it is possible that it would be a little faster than needle felting the ball, and most especially if you wet felted your balls in the washing machine/dryer instead of by hand. Then it would definitely be faster. We do sell ornament balls now that are wet felted and this kit is getting redesigned in the next few weeks so that it has 4 of our pre-made balls instead of starting from scratch. Some people do want to know how to needle felt a ball and hone their sculpting skills this way. But most of us don't have the time for it, that is true!

@@FeltedSky thank you for your reply and for the great tip for felting the balls in the washing machine/dryer 😄👍

Hi - this version is no longer available but we sell a round version that is very similar feltedsky.com/collections/painting-kits/products/beach-view-needle-felting-kit?variant=31262942298184

I have a kit that is similar but not exactly the same. It is here: feltedsky.com/collections/painting-kits/products/woodland-stream-needle-felting-kit?variant=31263742984264

But you could always buy the separate supplies from the felted sky shop and do more than one scenery

Hi - I generally do not share the name/location of the mini mill that does our processing. While it is milled there, the wool is not grown there. I would recommend checking out The Woolery and this festival: www.kentuckysheepandfiber.com/

ok LoL I found out where to buy the frame, and you don't have it anymore, plus the kit I have, came in a box, not bag, only has 10 colors, a hoop, and linen to do this on, what do I do, I don't have the same colors as in this tutorial.

Send it back to you for even exchange ?

@@gaiaspirit5313 Have we already corresponded over email? The KZbin videos show my old versions of the kits. The new versions are the only ones available now (since 2019). You can modify the new kits to make rectangular pictures by finding your own frame first, and cutting the linen backing to fit that frame before you begin. A few colors are different in the new kits vs. old kits. I left up these older tutorials because people still find them useful.

Wenn du einen Regenbogen machen willst, kannst du ihn in jeder beliebigen Farbe machen.

The kit has been updated since this video was made - here is the link: feltedsky.com/collections/needle-felting-kits/products/christmas-ornaments-needle-felting-kit?variant=31263231541320

The kit has been updated since this video was made and is now in a round format. You can find it here: feltedsky.com/collections/painting-kits

There are different types and gauges (sizes) of needles. The barb (notch) placement can be different on the bottom of the needle or the shape at the bottom can be different (triangle - 3 sided vs. star - 4 sided). In this video, you want to start sculpting with the lower gauge (bigger) 36 triangle needle because you can get the shape finished faster. Then go to a higher gauge needle for the branches because you will get a smoother surface finish. Probably any size 38 or 40 would be fine for making the branches.

@@FeltedSky one day I’ll get the courage to get a kit and do it! 😊 thanks for sharing!