How To Needle Felt - Attaching Long Fibers: Sarafina Fiber Art Episode 7

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  • čas přidán 4. 09. 2013
  • Learn how to felt with woodles--wool noodles! Use wool to act as a staple for your longer fibers. Watch this video for a tutorial on attaching hair to your sculptures.
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Komentáře • 73

  • @virginiahanley8244
    @virginiahanley8244 Před 4 lety +2

    Such a good teacher and no annoying music, A good voice and confident demeanor.

  • @anniewenz2
    @anniewenz2 Před 2 lety

    Ohhhhh! THAT's how its done! Wonderful tutorial. Thank You :) !

  • @cindylloyd306
    @cindylloyd306 Před 10 lety +5

    OMG, OMG, OMG!!! I totally LOVE this video. I don't ever get bowled over like this, just so you know. Quick story. I love Downton Abbey. On there, this woman gives a man a little felt-looking dog to carry in his pocket for luck, which he did.... never leaving it behind, ever. Presently my husband works in California and I'm stuck in Mobile, Alabama due to the housing market. I wanted to give him something special like that for our anniversary and I was wanting it to look like our dog Ginny. Now I know how to do it properly. Many, MANY thanks!

  • @janetgernand9123
    @janetgernand9123 Před 10 lety

    Wow...what a blessing this tutorial is! Thank you SO much for sharing your wonderful tips with us, Sara!

  • @jmkmini
    @jmkmini Před 10 lety

    Awww you have bunnies too! What a great way to add the fur! I am absorbing all your wonderful videos while I whilst I for my order! ;)

  • @marym9228
    @marym9228 Před 7 lety +7

    Great tutorial! I always learn so much from you. Thank you for sharing so many great tips!

  • @RouxsTube
    @RouxsTube Před 10 lety +3

    thank you for all your wonderful tutorials... you by FAR have the BEST ones out there !

  • @chriscaine7689
    @chriscaine7689 Před 9 lety

    Your bunnies look delightful, talent at its best.

  • @jeannettefedorka5195
    @jeannettefedorka5195 Před 7 lety

    Her techniques totally blow me away.

  • @lorenamichaels1649
    @lorenamichaels1649 Před 8 lety

    I enjoyed this tutorial- you do break down how to attatch long fibers easily. The staggering technique reminds me of curler placement in hairstyling- also in hair weaving. Thank you for the video... ;)

  • @pamelajohnson3614
    @pamelajohnson3614 Před 11 lety

    Wow! Very helpful! I love your videos.

  • @pandanke
    @pandanke Před 10 lety

    Oh, such a genius idea. I wish I'd picked up some of those & the fiber for my order on your etsy shop. Next time! You're right on the shipping for the mats, lol

  • @jabowja
    @jabowja Před 9 lety +1

    I so love your work

  • @spessartknorz
    @spessartknorz Před 11 lety +1

    Thank you for your tudorials!

  • @conniebueche3989
    @conniebueche3989 Před 4 lety

    I have an English Angora, Poppy, and I tried making a felted one but the wool just pulled out, now I see why! You are amazing, Staples for the win!

  • @Gingerjake2
    @Gingerjake2 Před 7 lety

    I loved this! You made it so fun to watch as well as learn. I haven't yet felted anything but I've got pretty much everything I need to get started...hopefully I have the talent. =D
    ~Ginger

  • @OKat001
    @OKat001 Před 4 lety

    Great tip. Thank you 🤗

  • @LeOrangeFTW
    @LeOrangeFTW Před 9 lety +7

    I love the use of angora fur in felting, it's like, "I'm gonna take fur off this rabbit and make a new rabbit out of it"

    • @spidaminida
      @spidaminida Před 9 lety

      LeOrangeFTW But then you have two rabbits!

    • @LeOrangeFTW
      @LeOrangeFTW Před 9 lety

      spidaminida The more the merrier~

    • @spidaminida
      @spidaminida Před 9 lety

      Unless you're in Australia!

    • @LeOrangeFTW
      @LeOrangeFTW Před 9 lety

      spidaminida Oh no.. I am in Australia. Whoops.

    • @spidaminida
      @spidaminida Před 9 lety

      Oh no! Me too! Care and spay I say...

  • @ladwikmagdalena
    @ladwikmagdalena Před 10 lety

    Great! Thank You!

  • @DickBay2
    @DickBay2 Před 8 lety

    thank you so much!

  • @TheRowlettmom
    @TheRowlettmom Před 5 lety +1

    I am so enjoying your tutorials, they are so informative. I have a question. what type of wool would you use for a Yorkshire terrier? I know it would need to be silky. Thank you so much

  • @RainbowjemOffical
    @RainbowjemOffical Před 9 lety +1

    Sara you make AMAZING stuff! But I have one question. Will this work with alpaca fiber? I have bags of it and I want to start making stuff like this! Any tips?

  • @Woozyphant
    @Woozyphant Před 11 lety

    Super!

  • @antoniapareja8924
    @antoniapareja8924 Před 7 lety

    hola que trabajos tan lindos la felicitos ,hermoso muy,muy bellos de verdad yo aqui tratando de aprender un abraso

  • @Luckyzokai
    @Luckyzokai Před 4 lety

    Beautifyl, and very good learning, thank you ❤️Where do you buy the staples and the angora?

  • @pixgeekphotography
    @pixgeekphotography Před 3 lety

    for the noodles I also do my own spinning, how many plies and how thick are the noodles? I LOVE this tutorial thank you

  • @adelewallace3774
    @adelewallace3774 Před 4 lety

    Sara your animals are fantastic and your tutorials so good to watch. Im trying my first needle felting and trying to do a 1/12th scale cat. What is the best wool to use to layer long hair on a cat. Many thanks .
    Adele :)))

  • @MM-fr7fn
    @MM-fr7fn Před 6 lety +1

    Love your work! Where can I buy the noodles? And is that the official name?

  • @arlenetoth608
    @arlenetoth608 Před 5 lety +1

    I am a newbie to felting and want you to know that your videos have been incredibly helpful. I live in the UK. Can I just use 100% thick yarn to use as noodles?

    • @itachitheblindweaseluchiha5593
      @itachitheblindweaseluchiha5593 Před 5 lety

      Hi! Just here to tell you you don't really need noodles. I just needle felt it down the middle till it's sticking to itself then I felt the middle part onto whatever I'm doing. Just stick it on well enough as with anything and it will stay! You also may want to use scizzors to "groom" it to the desired Length. Good luck dearie!

  • @sofio3841
    @sofio3841 Před 7 lety

    :3 love love love I love

  • @johanagallardo7983
    @johanagallardo7983 Před 8 lety

    muy lindo q le coloca para sujetas el fieltro

  • @jessies3236
    @jessies3236 Před 6 lety

    I'm brand new to this and I don't understand why you use the noodle?

  • @tiffanyhope3620
    @tiffanyhope3620 Před 4 lety

    2- 2 1/2?
    They look as long as your fingers if not a tad longer?

  • @sandragonv
    @sandragonv Před 6 lety

    Me facina tu trabajo .solo seria genial en español

    • @raquelaraujo882
      @raquelaraujo882 Před 6 lety

      Sandra Gonzalez Vasquez em português seria genial tbm😍

  • @Yorkielove3
    @Yorkielove3 Před 5 lety

    What is the name of that white soft fiber?

  • @howmanyfruitflies
    @howmanyfruitflies Před 10 lety +1

    Hello Sara I love your videos thank you so much for putting them up I am learning so much and your animals are beautiful.. please would you just do me a favour and look into how your angora is farmed :( .. and then you might find that you want to find an alternative fibre.. sorry to be such a downer.

    • @CarolaAgbalaya
      @CarolaAgbalaya Před 6 lety

      i love your videos but i want in german , please.

  • @NeonPossum
    @NeonPossum Před 10 lety +5

    Could you possibly use yarn for the noodles?

  • @user-fo6vn2or5l
    @user-fo6vn2or5l Před 6 lety

    Hi lovely Sara,
    I heard you are using Maple's fur and I got so excited. I'm buying felt via internet so I order synthetic fibers because I really really really don't want to make a bunny out of a bunny, but the synthetic fibers are less elegant and hard to manage.
    Do you sell felt /Know how can I get felt without any harm?
    I even kinda reluctant to buy sheep wool online because I don't know how they treat them or how reliable they are to guarantee they don't use cats or other cruel ways :(

  • @hilda2130
    @hilda2130 Před 7 lety +2

    Is that a rice filled bag? That's genius!

    • @Dollectable_Dreams
      @Dollectable_Dreams Před 7 lety

      LDL I'm sure there is no rice inside.....you would risk to break a needle every time you would stuck it in.

    • @craftsandnails
      @craftsandnails Před 7 lety

      Sara Renzulli thanks for saying that to me when i asked you about it. thanks God i dont like ur job and i found some great great places here in Mexico and people with more talent n humble than you.

  • @Pickles_the_opossum
    @Pickles_the_opossum Před 9 lety +8

    Pleas put in the description box were and how you obtain the fur cause there are many horrible places and ways to get it
    and i was so scared that you had used plucked angora
    and i had to look up in the comments if you had or not
    i bet you know but angora is a shady market whit lots of animal cruelty
    so its good to know you get it by humane means

    • @lauraphillips8593
      @lauraphillips8593 Před 7 lety

      Sara Renzulli
      Sarah,
      Do you make animals for people. I didn't see your name on Etsy??

    • @lauraphillips8593
      @lauraphillips8593 Před 7 lety

      Great thanks. But not looking for random animals. I want to have my 2 dogs
      replicated. Apparently many people do this on Etsy. But only one I can find
      in the US. Would prefer to deal with someone in the States. But thanks for
      your feedback.

    • @Twentyfoursevenmom
      @Twentyfoursevenmom Před 6 lety

      Laura Phillips I do commissions

    • @Okalani5000
      @Okalani5000 Před 5 lety

      I make my own using yarn. There's tutorial videos online. Don't be mad, please. I just wanted to stop the scams, lies, and other stuff that pretty much tricks us into not doing stuff because nobody tells us how to make the products ourselves. It's not fair to keep us regular people from learning things and then turn around to sell it. It's wrong and anybody who does it should be ashamed. No hate here, nothing personal against you. I'm just spread the knowledge. That's all. Love your work! :D

  • @janchave4546
    @janchave4546 Před 6 lety

    Wonderfull.

  • @anamariamena9279
    @anamariamena9279 Před 8 lety

    LAS DELICITO , M EINTERESA MUCHISIMO SEGUIRLAS, PERO TENDRIA QUE SER EN ESPAÑOL, POR FABOR, MUY AGRADECIDA.ANA MARIA

  • @LittleBlueArtworks
    @LittleBlueArtworks Před 4 lety

    The angora fibers were "plucked" from her bunny? :O I'm sincerely hoping we can have our minds put to rest that your not pulling our it's hair to make a felted rabbit as this would be awefully cruel :'( Please let me know if I got this wrong as hope I do?

    • @LittleBlueArtworks
      @LittleBlueArtworks Před 4 lety

      @@SarafinaFiberArtHowTo reply very much appreciated thank you. Yes seen some horrific animal cruelty on the internet as you can imagine so it's very nice to know they were loved and cared for while collecting the fluff. Just had never heard of them being "plucked" before now do appreciate the clarity there :) thank you! X

  • @charshark572
    @charshark572 Před 7 lety +2

    You Plucked that from your rabbit? Ouch! Thats mean!

    • @savannahlevy97
      @savannahlevy97 Před 5 lety

      the rabbit probably sheds easily so there's no pain. plus it'd be a nightmare to pluck hair from a startled rabbit.

  • @pastabunvt8600
    @pastabunvt8600 Před 7 lety

    why is the video so tiny

  • @bunnybelllove5565
    @bunnybelllove5565 Před 4 lety

    She, plucked, the fur? I own bunnies, they shouldent like that...

  • @bettybho2168
    @bettybho2168 Před 7 lety +2

    Oh Jesus, please tell me she's not pulling hair from Angora rabbits to obtain the fur for her felting projects. It is a cruel and painful experience for these delicate animals. Rabbits are very quiet gentle animals but I have actually heard them let out blood curdling screams on some animal cruelty videos when these people tear out their fur.

    • @bettybho2168
      @bettybho2168 Před 7 lety +1

      Actually I replayed your video and yes you are plucking the fur from the poor rabbit, what a nasty piece of work you are. I hope someone grabs you buy your short and curlies and gives you a piece of your own medicine.

    • @tracynail4432
      @tracynail4432 Před 6 lety +3

      She isn't "plucking" the fur. First of all, you can brush it out and get masses. No pain, they actually enjoy the relief of the dead fur being pulled off of their skin. You can also shave them, or use scissors. I assure you she is not torturing her pet, simply harvesting it's fur in a humane and painless way.

    • @user-fo6vn2or5l
      @user-fo6vn2or5l Před 6 lety

      tracy nail shaving him?!?!?

    • @aswee01
      @aswee01 Před 5 lety +1

      @@bettybho2168 i wasnt going to reply due to this comment was posted so long aga, however how dare you wish such bad things on a person without first learning or researching and understanding? I'm sure you have something wool or a product made of lanolin how do you think those things are obtained? The animal isnt harmed, theyve been sheared since antiquity, no animals harmed but i shouldnt be surprised as most of us humans have a hierarchy since of judgement and its easier to sa horrible things about a person than to first receive clarity

    • @bettybho2168
      @bettybho2168 Před 5 lety

      +aswee01 I don't wear wool or lanolin because there are cruelty free vegan alternatives . Why are you commenting, are you trying to justify your own indifference to animal cruelty? I don't care about your petty grievances, I care about the way we treat God's creatures. We aren't the only living beings on this planet, animals want to live without pain and suffering too. Your small mind might actually find this hard to believe but guess what? animals can feel pain and discomfort too. It's ignorant comments and people like you who stop this world from becoming a better place.

  • @likestoshare
    @likestoshare Před 7 lety

    Needle noodling 😆😆😆

  • @rabiaberenadsiz6617
    @rabiaberenadsiz6617 Před 7 lety

    jaime. pas. Sète. vied