I am new to your channel and I was wondering if you have any puppet workshops? I would like to make some puppets for my church. I think this would add a great mix to the ones they already have. Thank you.
I have learned so much through your videos! Thank you so much! I have horses and my first project was, of course, my horse. Not bad, not as "special" as I thought he would end up! lol!! I would love to fly out and take one of your classes. Do you have a calendar of classes. I am on FB, not sure I want to put my info here for the world to see. How else can I reach you privately? Thanks so much! Tabatha
Ciao senti perche 'non metti una traduzione in Italiano? Come me non tutti capiscono quello che dici e prima del tutorial chiacchieri tanto ma tanto che uno si stufa e non ti segue piu mi dispiace perche' fai tante cose interessanti ma che noia
Hi Thankyou for your reply about harvesting fibre from the rabbit you keep for this purpose.I am not convinced that rabbits are not subjected to great pain when you pull their hair to obtain fibre for your art.There is much evidence to prove that it is a cruel and very painful process for these gentle animals to endure.Would you be open to making a video to show us how to harvest their fur in an appropriate humane way so that you can obtain your fibre without hurting these animals?
Are you still ripping out hair from rabbits for your felt projects? This is a very painful and cruel practise as rabbits are very delicate and sensitive. They are very quiet animals but they do scream in pain when their hair is pulled from their skin. Is there some other type of fibre you could use instead of subjecting these animals to this type of cruelty? I do like your art but I have seen animal cruelty videos on this and it is not nice.
Betty Bho, you can harvest the wool from the rabbits very gently by grooming them as you would any pet, or you can trim the fiber with scissors or clippers. Going on someones video and making ugly accusations is also "not nice."
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Where can I buy those natural looking wools for felting, please? The neutral colors that you use mostly.
I am new to your channel and I was wondering if you have any puppet workshops? I would like to make some puppets for my church. I think this would add a great mix to the ones they already have. Thank you.
I have learned so much through your videos! Thank you so much! I have horses and my first project was, of course, my horse. Not bad, not as "special" as I thought he would end up! lol!! I would love to fly out and take one of your classes. Do you have a calendar of classes. I am on FB, not sure I want to put my info here for the world to see. How else can I reach you privately? Thanks so much!
Tabatha
How do you joint the Sarafina Felting Fanfare group?
How do I get your newsletter?
Did you make the chair the Fiber Fairy is sitting in?
Love the horse on the shelf in the background.
what is that character that you are talking to? Did you create it?
That's Milo. He's had a face lift, but if you look at the older videos he looked better then. Lol. :D
You can buy them at Sarafina Fiber Art online :)
I love your art and your videos they inspire me, thank you for uploading
hermoso .... muchas gracias desde Chile , las amo 😚
The fiber fairy is very manly. hahahahaha
Ciao senti perche 'non metti una traduzione in Italiano? Come me non tutti capiscono quello che dici e prima del tutorial chiacchieri tanto ma tanto che uno si stufa e non ti segue piu mi dispiace perche' fai tante cose interessanti ma che noia
No offense fiber fairy but your voice is very masculine.
Hi Thankyou for your reply about harvesting fibre from the rabbit you keep for this purpose.I am not convinced that rabbits are not subjected to great pain when you pull their hair to obtain fibre for your art.There is much evidence to prove that it is a cruel and very painful process for these gentle animals to endure.Would you be open to making a video to show us how to harvest their fur in an appropriate humane way so that you can obtain your fibre without hurting these animals?
Are you still ripping out hair from rabbits for your felt projects? This is a very painful and cruel practise as rabbits are very delicate and sensitive. They are very quiet animals but they do scream in pain when their hair is pulled from their skin. Is there some other type of fibre you could use instead of subjecting these animals to this type of cruelty? I do like your art but I have seen animal cruelty videos on this and it is not nice.
Betty Bho, you can harvest the wool from the rabbits very gently by grooming them as you would any pet, or you can trim the fiber with scissors or clippers. Going on someones video and making ugly accusations is also "not nice."