Hi Faith! i hope you are stilll around. it has been a looonnngg time since you posted. You have a gem here and used the most unconventional method i have ever seen! I Have vowed i would never do wet felting, because of all the fuss and room needed to do it. Not to mention hours of felting the mess together. I had to stop, reverse and look again when you floored me by pulling out a vibrating sander! How has no one else picked up on this method? It is genious! Hours turned into minutes and perfectly strong wet felted material. Thank you so much for letting us pick your brain for this super easy way to wet felt. Absolutely LOVE it!
I have been watching so many tutorials on wet felting flowers, all have been so fussy and forever long! I like the ideas but I thought I don't have the time or patience to see it through until I stumbled upon your tutorial! You have made it quick and fun using tools that you probably already have around your house with practically the same results! THANK YOU!
really interesting and nice to see you useing bubble wrap and stuff easily found instead of fancy expensive templates would be interested to see the flower finished and on something i am new to felting
I would love to have seen a close up of the finished flower. It looked quite lovely from what I could make out. Also, could you do a tutorial of the dying process?
I wish you had showed the "sanding". How longer? how do you move the sander? Is there really sander paper on it? coarse or fine sandpaper? thank you. Otherwise... GREAT video. thank you
Great tutorial easy to follow. wondering if you can show how to make a cloche hat & a beret with wet felt thanks. I am new to wet felting-love it but still a bit tentative about what I can do.
Great tutorial. Thanks so much. I’m just not sure I understand what you did with the sander. Did you actually sand away the plastic or was it just to vibrate over top to bind the fibers. Thanks so much
Can you tell me what the sender does please. This was cut out of your video. Love the flower - going to try this fo myself but need to know about how the sander helps the process. Would love to know how you made your necklace.
Roberta Rees the sander provides the agitation and cuts down the agitation time by a lot! If you are using multiple colors and you want a fine design in a different color then its best to use your hands first to get the fine detail felted then a sander would be a huge help!
Great tutorial- very easy to understand!!! Thanks so much!! (Beautiful color by the way- did you dye it yourself? Would love a video on that. *hint*wink*)
2frakers Hi, yes, all the wool batts are made by us from local raw fleece that we process, dye and then card by hand. I agree, the colours are beautiful! Thanks for the comment!
One of the best I've seen on felting flowers. THANK YOU!!
Watching from the UK - lovely flowers.
Thank you so much for the 3 layer process. Beyond beautiful! I would love to see the one using silk hankies that you mentioned.
Hi Faith! i hope you are stilll around. it has been a looonnngg time since you posted. You have a gem here and used the most unconventional method i have ever seen! I Have vowed i would never do wet felting, because of all the fuss and room needed to do it. Not to mention hours of felting the mess together. I had to stop, reverse and look again when you floored me by pulling out a vibrating sander! How has no one else picked up on this method? It is genious! Hours turned into minutes and perfectly strong wet felted material.
Thank you so much for letting us pick your brain for this super easy way to wet felt. Absolutely LOVE it!
I have been watching so many tutorials on wet felting flowers, all have been so fussy and forever long! I like the ideas but I thought I don't have the time or patience to see it through until I stumbled upon your tutorial! You have made it quick and fun using tools that you probably already have around your house with practically the same results! THANK YOU!
Thank You
I live felted flowers and your video was a great help
and inspiration.
Thank you for being such a generous lady. People who share make the world a better place
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Loved the video and how to layer the petals and keep in egg carton to dry..BRAVO
I can't wait to make some flowers, you made it look so easy. Thankyou so much for sharing.
thank you for making it look so easy! i'm going to make my first flower tomorrow with Chloe aged10, my granddaughter
Thank you for the tutorial the egg crate idea is brilliant for drying and shaping.
Thank you for the video, this is a great tutorial! Greetings from Arizona.
really interesting and nice to see you useing bubble wrap and stuff easily found instead of fancy expensive templates would be interested to see the flower finished and on something i am new to felting
I absolutely love the way you employed the sander!
Love this woman, thinks like me with her unfussy ways, especially the use of the time saving sander.
So uncomplicated and helpful! Thank you!
Hi Irena, as always you made a beautiful creation while helping new felt makers learn felt making techniques. Thank you for sharing your expertise.
I would love to have seen a close up of the finished flower. It looked quite lovely from what I could make out. Also, could you do a tutorial of the dying process?
Magnifique tutoriel. Merci
Thank you so much for you video. I have made some nice flowers by hand. Today I am going to try with the sander!!
Genius! And I love the idea of using a sander - I'm getting mine out tomorrow!
Great tutorial! Thanks so much 😊
Hermosa ! 😊❤❤❤
Video was great....would love to see one using the silk hankies to make flowers.
I wish you had showed the "sanding". How longer? how do you move the sander? Is there really sander paper on it? coarse or fine sandpaper? thank you. Otherwise... GREAT video. thank you
So helpful! Thank you.
Loved it!
Great tutorial easy to follow. wondering if you can show how to make a cloche hat & a beret with wet felt thanks. I am new to wet felting-love it but still a bit tentative about what I can do.
Muy hermoso. Soy de habla hispana, que liquido es el del frasco.
Espero respuesta, muchas gracias.
Very nice god bless u for sharing the knowledge.
Thank you for the video
Great tutorial. Thanks so much. I’m just not sure I understand what you did with the sander. Did you actually sand away the plastic or was it just to vibrate over top to bind the fibers. Thanks so much
Great and many many thanks for sharing
I really like your tutorial. I’m a rank beginner and don’t know the purpose of the sander?
Easy peasy I Gota try this way
Lovely, and you make it look so simple, I'm anxious to give it a try! Thank you!
Thank you so much, really easy to understand !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great video! Helped a lot!
Lovely tutorial ---THANK YOU
Lovely tutorial, thank you!
Amei seu trabalho ! Só não tem tradução em Português!!!🥀👋👋👋
thank you
loved it - thank you
Very interesting, thankyou.
Can you tell me what the sender does please. This was cut out of your video. Love the flower - going to try this fo myself but need to know about how the sander helps the process. Would love to know how you made your necklace.
Roberta Rees the sander provides the agitation and cuts down the agitation time by a lot! If you are using multiple colors and you want a fine design in a different color then its best to use your hands first to get the fine detail felted then a sander would be a huge help!
I've never seen a sander used. Is that to speed the felting process?
Looks easy watching someone else
Great tutorial- very easy to understand!!! Thanks so much!! (Beautiful color by the way- did you dye it yourself? Would love a video on that. *hint*wink*)
2frakers Hi, yes, all the wool batts are made by us from local raw fleece that we process, dye and then card by hand. I agree, the colours are beautiful! Thanks for the comment!
Blue Wren Studio x
Sorry but that was so frustrating watching you trying to cut with those “blunt” scissors!!
Unable to hear. Even. With volume at Maximum
Жуть, разве это цветок?
Ужасно-о-о ! Все как попало, неаккуратно и получилось не пойми что ))))))
Most horrible scissors ever.