Needle Felted Tutorial - Sassy Pony

[@patphares6258]

Simply brilliant concept and execution. An incredible Tutorial to boot! ❤

[@mistirose]

So glad to see the ponies have returned!

[@dawnemccraw1303]

I love this tutorial…. Your story of the pony trying to rub you off his back near the fence brought back memories of a horse I used to ride in Guantanamo Bay Naval Base. She tried to rub me off her back using a cliff side lol 😂

[@andyk1k1]

My late Father's cousin was Geoff Lewis, champion Jockey who rode Mill Reef: He was regarded as one of Europe's leading jockeys between 1953 and 1979. Geoff Lewis retired as a jockey in 1979, after which he applied for a trainer's licence and began to train at Thirty Acre Barn, near Epsom racecourse. He trained almost 500 winners before his retirement to Spain in 1999.

[@debbiebruner-hussey7180]

totally loved how this tutorial worked out, meaning that it was 1 video and broken down into areas, as well as all the updates! Thanks again Sara for your wonderful knowledge and sharing your spectacular talent!

[@reikanalamry7051]

Thanks for your work I learned a lot from you all the best

[@ForestGirlTeresa]

Wonderful video! I’m watching this in preparation of ordering the supply pack. Your commentary was so interesting, both on the technique and the anecdotes. I could relate to many of Sara’s stories: at 15 years old, I was a trained and licensed groom on a big racetrack.

[@judyyougotthis]

So adorable! Can’t wait to dig in….

[@bonniejustham7799]

Ok, I have been up all night, the time is 7:34 am now and your video just finished. I have learned so much that I didn't know. But since I was working on my frist frlted horse I wanted to see how you attached the main and tail. Well you did the tail in the beginning and guess what the main the last thing. I still awake but I enjoyed you veido very much and now I can finish my first horse after I take a little nap, I send you a picture when I get it finished. Night, night.

[@HaStemisz]

Przepięknie👍👏 Bardzo ciężka praca.I'm from Poland in Gdańsk. Pozdrawiam😘💐

[@dawnw6403]

Love the video. My dad always said riding shanks mare when we walked. So when I hiked the Grand Canyon .😏

[@kayswatek7540]

hi from Arizona. I love all your work. You are an awesome teacher and talented crafter. I was wondering if you get a chance, could you do an Ostrich?

[@shepherd4406]

That is so much fun.

[@karynnatale9851]

Suggestion on how to remember the fetlock and pastern the pastern is closer to the pasture ground. I love your tutorials and the fibers for this little pony are really pretty. I love the new techniques too!

[@christinewoodhouse6872]

Brilliant video. Please can you tell me what g wire you are you are using . Thanks Christine

[@goonercestlavie]

Beau travail

[@MischievousFloof]

woah!

[@avitabos2547]

😍😍😍😍🥰🥰

[@dawn7818]

How about the fetlock is the joint, and PAST the joint is the PASTern???

[@bonniejustham7799]

When you split your core ,you kept saying you split in quarters, quarters would be four sections you always end up with three sections ?

[@SarafinaFiberArtHowTo]

Hi! I think Sara is splitting it in half, then splitting one in half. The other half she often leaves as the half until she needs to quarter it again. Splitting the wool in general is a tricky thing because what you are working with isn't always the same as what Sara might be working with. Keeping an eye on how much wool she ends up with after splitting is also important. Sometimes our Off White Chunky Core is very think and other times it isn't. That definitely will dictate if it needs to be split in half, into thirds, quartered, etc. Thanks for the question!

[@archrussell822]

Shanksies pony in England means walking

[@dianebaven2457]

👌😁🤗🥰

[@jowright1056]

Nearly stopped watching when you said you're not Lord of the Rings people !! 😱😆

[@jennycorey8968]

That's Mickey Rooney, not Andy Rooney, who used to be on 60minutes.

[@sharenwood1248]

No, it is Andy Rooney. Mickey, a Disney actor.