NEEDLE FELTED MUSHROOMS | Lincolnshire Fenn Crafts

[@isildacunha9854]

Wonderful ! Thank you so much for showing such a great art 👏🏻👏🏻😍😘😘

[@janicemacdonald6000]

These "beginner basic series" videos are extremely helpful! The content and presentation are easy to follow along. Thank you and please make more!

[@thefelthub]

Glad you like them and thanks so much :)

[@cindylillard2938]

Thank your for a great video. Have a good day and stay safe.💜

[@thefelthub]

Thank you! You too!

[@dawnjames8888]

I only started needle felting a few weeks ago and have just recently found your site. I made the mushroom today and loved how clearly you explain everything and that I can see what you are doing rather than just a hand obscuring the piece. Cant wait to do another of your tutorials !

[@thefelthub]

Thanks Dawn. Such a lovely message. Happy felting 💞

[@janemiller3809]

Very nice and easy. Thank you

[@coffeepaperJJ]

THANK YOU for saying what needle size you are using. I haven't seen a beginner video yet that has done this! I like how you talk about the different types of wool you are using as well. This video is quite helpful ~ I will try making some mushrooms when my supplies get here! Keep shooting these videos, they're great!

[@thefelthub]

Thanks so much and keep creating. :)

[@netacolteaux7340]

Thank you,absolutely wonderful instructions. Could you please tell how you dust or clean them after they sit for a bit. Thanking you in advance.

[@thefelthub]

Thanks so much. Hair drier on a low cool setting should do it. If they're sturdy enough you can also tap them against your hand, or just blow on them :)

[@viocappelli]

Thank you so much for this! Sorry if I ask something that might sound silly but I’m New to needle felting and I’m not english speaker. I didn’t really Understand the difference between The different kinds of wool you use, especially the green you use that looks like a sheet? Sorry and thank you again!

[@thefelthub]

No worries! It is called carded batting and it comes in flat sheets. You can learn about all the different wools here: lincolnshirefenncraftsblog.com/2020/10/04/complete-guide-to-needle-felting-wool/