Needle felting basics for beginners|Techniques, Tricks + Basic shape tutorial

[@confusedDruid]

Instead of wool I brush out acrylic yarn with a pet brush and that works out pretty well for me. It's also much cheaper than buying wool

[@nagajothirajendran6064]

Yes....I also do the same to get wool.. after that I do needle felting but I can't get exact result....I have no felting tools.....if felting tools is essential to make felting projects or we may any pin or any Needle....I use just stitching needle only

[@Angel-wm8jn]

I do the same thing but the reason I do it because it dosent harm animals

[@Angel-wm8jn]

@Microwave ik that but the thing is that my family has like a traditional so we can bring animal fur in our house idk why tho it's weird so I have to brush yarn with a brush and it's way much softer and easy to work with

[@Angel-wm8jn]

@@nagajothirajendran6064 you can bye it from Amazon there only 12 dollar and it as 30+ needles hope this helps😋

[@benishmphotography2671]

Acrylic yarn how to brush out ?

[@lesliehyde]

Hopefully this will be helpful but I have found that the red heart acrylic yarn which, by no means is animal hair but if you cut off EQUAL sections of yarn, then comb with a fine tooth comb, you can then use it to needle felt with. Now granted, the most tedious part of this is the combing of the yarn but you get A LOT more fiber for your buck as opposed to natural animal hair.

[@MommaMiri]

The wool can be from any animal. You can even use animal fur, if you're brave and patient enough. However, the most commonly used wool is from sheep. It can be substituted with cat or dog fur...you just need a lot of it and it needs to be clean and you have to have a lot more patience because it takes a lot more time. The finer and softer the fiber, the more difficult it is to felt, but it can be felted.

[@snowstormgem7295]

There was a dog and I tried to felt with the strands of fur that it left , on the branches of palm trees there was lots ,

[@TeAsEnToRmEnT]

I have felted cat fur.. from brushing my cats as it's already "carded" and they love the felted balls I make with it super "green" cat toys

[@julesfeltlikeit]

I just started a felting KZbin channel myself, so I’m here for inspiration. Thank you for sharing! This is so great.

[@deathlyhallows3780]

I’ve been needle getting since I was 10 years old, these techniques are actually some of which I used back then that help me now! Good work!

[@aubreeverhage8811]

And how old are u now? And are u still needle felting

[@aubreeverhage8811]

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[@veilbreak5867]

You can buy acrylic roving for people with allergies to wool. It's also a fraction of the cost and is practically identical. It also comes in specialities versions like mohair and cashmere. Ive ust had some delivered, and highly recommend.

[@benishmphotography2671]

Ordered from where ?

[@veilbreak5867]

@@benishmphotography2671 world of wool

[@itsszoee3877]

Tip:wool is ready when you start seeing the needle pokes or tiny holes

[@KLM1424]

Such a lovely video! So calming and inviting!

[@lynnjones5490]

At least your music was soothing so I could concentrate on what you are doing

[@TheChellybean85]

Thank you for this video! I kept looking for one to describe what the heck you actually do cause they all were like make a ball then just started poking it but didn't explain why they were poking it or what they were poking it with!

[@nagajothirajendran6064]

I have no felting tools.... instead of felting tools we may use stitching needle.....I got wool From yarn (brushing yarn to get wool)and tried to make needle felting using normal stitching needle but I can't get exact needle felting technique.....why?but so many people do the same and they got results but I can't..why?

[@TheDriftdog]

Can you use "normall" balls of wool?

[@raphaelasiloli2627]

Yes!

[@taptanhieuthuyen2646]

Can you tell me the ways to clean wool poke products please thank u :((

[@linamaria9707]

En español, cuáles son los materiales necesarios, cómo se llama la aguja y la lana, dónde se consigue? Me pueden recomendar alguna página que me oriente está técnica en español?

[@ivxx7815]

hola :-) el material es vellón de oveja (me parece que también existe una versión sintética pero personalmente nunca la he usado) y se trabaja con aguja para vellón, que como se ve, es diferente a una aguja cualquiera. este es un video de básicos en español que me ayudó mucho: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHfaepeQq9-Ui6M

[@jodraeger4139]

Please do videos without music

[@nhthuytruc]

the material she uses looks more like acrylic than sheep wool

[@Vanessa-ny7fy]

It's definitely wool. I work on my teachers sheep and goat farm with her and we process an dye the wool many different colors and the Suffolk wool looks alot like this, the blf wool is like really beautiful coily locks of hairs, and blf Suffolk mix have in between.

[@Paige-rz4kf]

Could I use a sowing needle for this instead

[@ichibanmegami]

I don't think so, as I thought that I could try the same thing. The felting needle is different. The spikes on the pointy end help to combine the wool

[@Paige-rz4kf]

Can you use a sowing needle?

[@DeeDeePaterson]

No

[@Kat-de1sz]

what do i do when my ma softens?

[@applegiri2496]

nice

[@craftyhands3600]

Thank you😊

[@mastanvali9701]

Crafty Hands in

[@kevinchaffinch3272]

I hurt my finger doing dis ;-;

[@hannahrussell2797]

Why does mine turn out cube

[@craftyhands3600]

Hannah Russell You have to rotate it many times:)

[@hannahrussell2797]

Crafty Hands thank you

[@drex8997]

The thumbnail looks like an adult toy

[@betzaberodriguez7879]

Hola!!! Podrías traducir al español por favor.

[@traceyjohn7939]

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