Feltmaking for Beginners--Part1.wmv

[@vickeyf2298]

Great tutorial. Very informative. Thank you for the tips on making your own soap and how to layer and felt the wool.

[@bendycha]

Excellent! So well done. You answered so many of my questions! Well presented as well, not too fast or slow. Highly recommended!

[@larchmontbreeze7428]

Wow! What an excellent Teacher! I have never heard of the 'Felting' craft. I always see balls of beautifully colored Merino Wool and had no idea what to do with it! Now I know. Thumbs up ... wonderful video series. LONDON UK (Watching in January 2018)

[@redredwine1277]

Awesome! Thank you....I'm no longer stupid or ignorant, especially doing my laundry with yarn/wool. Excellent tutorial and thanks again.

[@erintraicene7422]

this is well done. moves at a good speed for someone with basic knowledge and ability of/for sewing/crafts/art but nothing of felting specifically. made me excited "Oh I can totally do this!" such a soothing and proper voice as well with a pretty flawless presentation. it would be worth improving camera skills for this host. thank for a very good video.

[@teticat]

Thanks Jill - well presented. Good pace and clear explanations kaz

[@nettieobrien8161]

Great to use for education purposes, no copyright breaches! Well done.

[@RubyOpaltones]

This is an extremely clear and informative. Many stars and many thanks.

[@EarthaKit2]

Can one get two different pcs of felt- i.e. two or two different colors and make them into one whole pc.? I want to make a witch hat, with different shades of blue.

[@m3lis5a]

I have a terrible allergy to Ivory soap. Can I use something else or should I just use gloves?

[@TheTopher68]

thank you so much . i am now a felting fool :) and will be forever

[@melodyl52]

Thank you for sharing this wonderful tutorial.

[@clickrex]

this is brilliant. Thank you for sharing !!!

[@rachelbrennan4943]

found these instructions great

[@AdrienDougere]

Very nice

[@1926lady]

I find the tutor very wandering. She picks up the pieces and putting them down when one motion for each step would be a lot easier to follow. When teaching a craft one motion for each step (with hands and item in sight) should be the rule. Waving around the individual pieces is disconcerting and not conducive to good information delivery. Sorry but that's my opinion. 1926lady