I'm a very new felter. Like you, I'm a perfectionist; but unlike you, I have no head at all for math. I have started and then discarded my first 3 or 4 projects due to lumpy heads or weird body shapes that didn't look remotely like the species I was trying to felt. I had closed up my tub of shiny new supplies and wool I had bought for this wonderful new hobby and told myself that it just wasn't for me. . . UNTIL I FOUND YOU AND YOUR VIDEOS! Seriously, thank you so much for just being honest and busting the I-never-use-a-pattern myth. I thought I wasn't cut out for felting if I couldn't visualize a butterfly in my head and then create a perfectly symmetrical butterfly! What's even more amazing is that you actually explain the math behind symmetry and I understand it! 🤯Like the commenter below, I have purchased books and watched SO many tutorials and none of them seem to show the "real" trials and tribulations of needle felting. You are a fantastic instructor - not to mention your adorable sense of humor added in just makes it a joy to watch and follow along with your tutorials. Please keep making them! There's a large audience of felters out here watching and enjoying them.
Oh wow! I can't explain how moving it is to get such positive comments, thank you so much! There are times when I'm struggling to make a video and wonder if it's all worth it and then I get an amazing comment like this one and it gives me so much motivation. Making these videos is quite hard work but you have made me feel like it's all worth while, I really enjoy helping people to learn needle felting and I'm so glad that you have found my videos helpful. I'm all for using whatever technique helps you achieve your felting goal whether that's patterns, templates, maths or measuring 😁 thank you again for taking the time to write such lovely comments 😊
@@juliesfeltedfriends I’m sorry- I do tend to be wordy. 🫢 I only leave comments when I feel that someone has gone out of their way to be helpful or really deserves to be acknowledged and your tutorials certainly fit that criteria. Thanks again. 😊
As a beginner who has been watching a LOT of TH-cam needle felting videos and checking out every needle felting book available from my very large public library system, I am SO glad I found your channel! Your tutorials are the BEST basic, practical intro to this craft that I have found. Every one that I have watched so far has tip(s) and trick(s) applicable to any project I might want to make. This is the info I didn't know I needed and really haven't found elsewhere. And you teach it in such a logical progression with the only fluffy content being the actual wool!
Aw thank you for the lovely comments, it really nice to hear that your finding them useful and thank you for the feedback on the way I teach, glad you like it 😊
I don't think I've ever said this on a youtube video before, but... this seriously deserves more views, like ?? s OO HELPFUL, THANK YOU !! I didn't know you could actually fix mistakes by taking parts out and whatnot; totally thought once something was done it was done l ol. Thanks again for the wonderful video!! Imma subscribe h eh
Aw! thank you joemvalley for your lovely comments, glad you found it so helpful. I'm a bit of a perfectionist so being able to fix mistakes like this is one of the many things I love about needle felting 😊
@@juliesfeltedfriends No problem!! Ahh I see, yeah, that makes sense. I think I've learned over time how to be less of a perfectionist because of art h eh; it takes little failures to improve a lot~ I do still get frustrated though sometimes lol. Keep up the great work!
I agree, making mistakes does help you learn stuff 🙂 I am better at being less of a perfectionist than I used to be, it's a sliding scale isn't it 😊 glad you've managed to also tone it down. It can be frustrating when it doesn't turn out the way you want it, thanks again.
This is SO USEFUL TO ME! My needle felting adventures tomorrow will be so much more pleasant (and symmetrical) than today thanks to your on-point instructions!
Thank you to A C for requesting I do a tutorial on symmetry in the comments of one of my previous videos. If any of you are struggling with any other aspect of needle felting please leave a comment below and I will do my best to make a video on it in the future 😊
Thank you so much, Julie! You have this down to a science! I absolutely loved the tutorial and feel so privileged that you made it at my suggestion! Absolutely loved Pikachu, but I also loved Pikano and I was happy to see him get all better in the end! Thank you again and looking forward to your next tutorial!
Aw thanks, I really appreciated your suggestion, I think it was a good one, hopefully others will find it useful too 😊 glad you liked Pikachu and Pikano, thank you for your supportive comments they mean a lot 🙂
I'm a very new felter. Like you, I'm a perfectionist; but unlike you, I have no head at all for math. I have started and then discarded my first 3 or 4 projects due to lumpy heads or weird body shapes that didn't look remotely like the species I was trying to felt. I had closed up my tub of shiny new supplies and wool I had bought for this wonderful new hobby and told myself that it just wasn't for me. . . UNTIL I FOUND YOU AND YOUR VIDEOS! Seriously, thank you so much for just being honest and busting the I-never-use-a-pattern myth. I thought I wasn't cut out for felting if I couldn't visualize a butterfly in my head and then create a perfectly symmetrical butterfly! What's even more amazing is that you actually explain the math behind symmetry and I understand it! 🤯Like the commenter below, I have purchased books and watched SO many tutorials and none of them seem to show the "real" trials and tribulations of needle felting. You are a fantastic instructor - not to mention your adorable sense of humor added in just makes it a joy to watch and follow along with your tutorials. Please keep making them! There's a large audience of felters out here watching and enjoying them.
Oh wow! I can't explain how moving it is to get such positive comments, thank you so much! There are times when I'm struggling to make a video and wonder if it's all worth it and then I get an amazing comment like this one and it gives me so much motivation. Making these videos is quite hard work but you have made me feel like it's all worth while, I really enjoy helping people to learn needle felting and I'm so glad that you have found my videos helpful. I'm all for using whatever technique helps you achieve your felting goal whether that's patterns, templates, maths or measuring 😁 thank you again for taking the time to write such lovely comments 😊
@@juliesfeltedfriends I’m sorry- I do tend to be wordy. 🫢 I only leave comments when I feel that someone has gone out of their way to be helpful or really deserves to be acknowledged and your tutorials certainly fit that criteria.
Thanks again. 😊
Well I really appreciate your comments 🙂 thank you 😊
I've watched hours and hours of tutorial videos, read blogs and books, etc... And I have to say yours are my favorite! So helpful!
Aw what a lovely comment, thank you so much for this, it's really amazing to hear that you're finding them so helpful 😊
As a beginner who has been watching a LOT of TH-cam needle felting videos and checking out every needle felting book available from my very large public library system, I am SO glad I found your channel!
Your tutorials are the BEST basic, practical intro to this craft that I have found. Every one that I have watched so far has tip(s) and trick(s) applicable to any project I might want to make. This is the info I didn't know I needed and really haven't found elsewhere. And you teach it in such a logical progression with the only fluffy content being the actual wool!
Aw thank you for the lovely comments, it really nice to hear that your finding them useful and thank you for the feedback on the way I teach, glad you like it 😊
This video was incredibly helpful! You really have a knack for helping the beginner learn tricks quick!
Glad you found this helpful, thanks for watching
I don't think I've ever said this on a youtube video before, but... this seriously deserves more views, like ?? s OO HELPFUL, THANK YOU !! I didn't know you could actually fix mistakes by taking parts out and whatnot; totally thought once something was done it was done l ol. Thanks again for the wonderful video!! Imma subscribe h eh
Aw! thank you joemvalley for your lovely comments, glad you found it so helpful. I'm a bit of a perfectionist so being able to fix mistakes like this is one of the many things I love about needle felting 😊
@@juliesfeltedfriends No problem!! Ahh I see, yeah, that makes sense. I think I've learned over time how to be less of a perfectionist because of art h eh; it takes little failures to improve a lot~ I do still get frustrated though sometimes lol. Keep up the great work!
I agree, making mistakes does help you learn stuff 🙂 I am better at being less of a perfectionist than I used to be, it's a sliding scale isn't it 😊 glad you've managed to also tone it down. It can be frustrating when it doesn't turn out the way you want it, thanks again.
I have just discovered your you tube videos, and I really love them. So funny, but really informative for a beginner! Thanks Julie.
Aw thank you for your lovely comments, glad you find them informative and thanks for watching
This is SO USEFUL TO ME! My needle felting adventures tomorrow will be so much more pleasant (and symmetrical) than today thanks to your on-point instructions!
Many thanks for this, it's so nice to get such lovely feedback, good luck with your needle felting adventures 🙂
"He still looks sad but at least he's symmetrical" 🤣
Glad you're enjoying the videos 😁
This was amazing! Hands down one of the most helpful tutorials I've seen on needle felting. Thank you for sharing!
Oh wow thank you, glad you found it helpful 😊
Thank you to A C for requesting I do a tutorial on symmetry in the comments of one of my previous videos. If any of you are struggling with any other aspect of needle felting please leave a comment below and I will do my best to make a video on it in the future 😊
Thank you so much, Julie! You have this down to a science! I absolutely loved the tutorial and feel so privileged that you made it at my suggestion! Absolutely loved Pikachu, but I also loved Pikano and I was happy to see him get all better in the end! Thank you again and looking forward to your next tutorial!
Aw thanks, I really appreciated your suggestion, I think it was a good one, hopefully others will find it useful too 😊 glad you liked Pikachu and Pikano, thank you for your supportive comments they mean a lot 🙂
Thank you so much! I needed this video ❤
Your very welcome, glad you've found it helpful 🙂