🐑 NEEDLE FELTING BEGINNER // Let me explain all the terms and phrases used to help you understand 🐏

[@patphares6258]

Kudos to Philippa for supporting newcomers to needle felting! ❤

[@feltsbyphilippa]

Thank you xx

[@apaca1959]

Philippa you are my Jesus please don’t die🫶🫶🫶 I’m 15 and insanely new to this like I just ordered the stuff it’s not even here yet lol and I’ve been binge watching as my videos as i can find on this and yours are by far my favorite

[@feltsbyphilippa]

Thank you and no dyeing on the cards today! Thanks for watching my channel xx

[@patphares6258]

Wow, great topic. A much appreciated tutorial. Excellent flow…. ❤ Philippa…you’re so special!

[@feltsbyphilippa]

Thank you so much! Glad you liked it xx

[@PaintpalSue]

Lovely helpful video, Pippa, thank you! Here in the states we call the carded core wool slivers roving and the large flat carded pieces bats or batting…wish there would be a universal terminology established! The tops are combed all in the same direction.

[@PaintpalSue]

So much information here, a really wonderful resource for beginners❤❤❤

[@feltsbyphilippa]

Thanks, Yes, I cover the name issues in a couple of other videos, it really threw me at the beginning as people from the US would ask for advice re what to buy, I would always say look for the words batt or batting. Roving is the real wild card as it can be used for both over here, it depends on the mill, thanks for watching xx

[@PaintpalSue]

@@feltsbyphilippa Always a joy to watch your videos!

[@28paws70]

Great video!! This is exactly the info I didn't know I needed when I first started needle felting, so I'm sure this will be helpful to new felters. And I still learned a few new terms! ❤

[@feltsbyphilippa]

You are so welcome! Thanks for watching xx

[@dmcgill9360]

Thanks for helping us navigate through the terminology and processes of the felting and wool world. It really is helpful and you explain this so well ❤

[@feltsbyphilippa]

Thank you, glad it was useful xx

[@azadehbr98]

such a great video! thanks so much! as a beginner I always like to know all the terminology and the materials and methods that could be used in a craft and then dive in. Not knowing what's out there has led me to make unnecessary purchases or bad choices in other crafts before.

[@feltsbyphilippa]

You're so welcome! Thanks for watching it xx

[@HoiArts]

Thank you so much for the vides! I have been needle felting for about two years, but I have never used Star and Spiral needles.😂 Might give it a try in the future

[@feltsbyphilippa]

You are very welcome! I really like the spiral so definitely worth trying x

[@bethmegansmith4642]

This video is amazing thank you for gathering all this information and making user friendly ,for the Newbies of needle felting. All very useful information well done for all the research. Happy Needle felting Hon xxxx

[@feltsbyphilippa]

Thanks so much and same to you too xx

[@eileenprevost5663]

Your videos are alway helpful! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience!

[@feltsbyphilippa]

Glad you liked it, thanks xx

[@joannmatsko3838]

This was so interesting and educational. Thank you!

[@feltsbyphilippa]

Thanks for watching x

[@andyk1k1]

Fabulous tutorial as per Philippa 😘, I still consider myself a novice and it's good to be reminded of things. Ps It's just dawned on me why Shaun the Sheep is so called (Shaun - Shorn 🤣) xx

[@feltsbyphilippa]

You’re welcome 😊 and yes, good old Shaun/Shorn the sheep 😂 a perfect name! xx