I get the wool from various places. My needles mostly come from Felt Alive (website), but some are also from Dream Felt on Etsy (and I get the felting pads and some wool from both of those places too). I also get wool online from Sarafina Fiber Art. And sometimes I have purchased wool from various other sellers on Etsy as well (I can't remember all of them). The eyes I use come from various places on Etsy. Some are clear "safety eyes," which have a pupil already and I simply paint the iris color whatever I want. But many are glass cabochons which I paint myself. I search Etsy for these parts (which I have purchased from various sellers as well). I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions :)
wow, so beautiful. This is the kind of needle felting I would love to get into. Just finished a dog needle felt kit. Turned out alright but this is for sure what I have been looking for.
I LOVE this. I'm also eager to see a tutorial... this speed is so fast here that it's hard to see. I do appreciate your work and willingness to share it.
I love the finishing you did on the hair. Can you explain the process. Most of the tutorials leave the short haired animals looking fuzzy instead of like they have hair. Yours is perfect. Also what is wool batt vs wool roving?
Thank you :) The top layer is a fine, soft wool roving with fairly short fiber length. I separated small sections of this wool using my fingers rather than scissors (each section was about one inch long and half an inch wide) and adjusted them so that they were thin and flat and laid them on the body in the direction/orientation the dog's fur would naturally grow. Then I simply felted these sections onto the body, which gives a realistic look since this breed of dog has a smooth, short coat.
Kreations By Krysta Thank you so much for your reply. I have watched your video several times. This art has completely captured my soul. I will continue learning and hopefully one day I will be able to create something as beautiful and lifelike as yours.
Krysta it beggars belief how some people can give your work the thumbs down ,just how sad are they it must be a deep down jealousy!!! ;- D ;-D ;-D absolutely amazing!!!!
Your work is absolutely fabulous! All the details are incredible! Can I ask why do details in core wool before adding color, don't you loose the details? I am just enthralled by your work! Do you have any other videos of dogs you do?
Thanks Eugenia! The only details in the core wool have to do with shape and musculature, and they really could be done in any wool. I only added a very fine/thin layer of colored wool on top, so the shape and muscle details were not lost. The face did use a fair amount of black and dark brown wool for shaping details. This was a wool batt which felts very easily into shape without leaving lots of loose fibers (just like the core wool). One of the main reasons I use the core wool for so much of the body is because it felts really quickly and easily. The wool roving that I added for a lot of the apricot color is fine and although it can also form shapes, it takes a lot more effort. It also tends to have more loose fibers. But, inevitably as I felt I sometimes start details that I either don't like or need to change, and so I add more wool on top, and then more details. It is a process, and every animal progresses slightly differently. Unfortunately I don't have any other videos at this time, except perhaps a few short videos on my Facebook page that go over adding wool roving for the appearance of longer fur (unlike on the smooth coat of this mastiff).
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I think the dimples might be caused if the body/core of the sculpture is not firm enough. If you felt more tightly and get a denser base to layer the top coat on (i.e. stab it a lot more before adding the top layers), it shouldn't dimple, and the layers should hold better as well. Best of luck! :)
Hi there Lucy, I get the wool from various places. I get most of my needles online from Felt Alive, but some are also from Dream Felt (on Etsy). And I get the felting pads and some wool from both of those places too. I also get wool online from Sarafina Fiber Art. And sometimes I have purchased wool from various other sellers on Etsy as well (I can't remember all of them). If you go to the Etsy site and search for needle felt supplies (wool, needles, felting pads), you will find a lot there. The eyes I use come from various places on Etsy also. Some are clear "safety eyes," which have a pupil already and I simply paint the iris color whatever I want. But many are glass cabochons which I paint myself. I search Etsy for these parts (which I have purchased from various sellers as well). I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions :) You can also send me a message on my Facebook page.
Hi there Jenny! This sculpture was 13 inches tall, and my prices are primarily based on size. Here is a rough guide to my prices. facebook.com/notes/krystas-kool-kreations/pricing-for-custom-sculptures/918280141613754
I would love it to be slowed down so we can see exactly how you made the face. How you connected it to the head. Can you slow it down and add that part on? 😀
Oh.... yes, that would be good. But unfortunately I don't think I am able to slow it down. It was filmed as a time lapse, so I'm pretty sure it is just a series of still shots put together automatically. Maybe if I were to take some regular video footage. I'll keep this in mind for next time :)
+Krysta's Kool Kreations I see. Thanks anyways though. I will definitely keep an eye out for that video. That would be so helpful. Your work is amazing, I would love to learn how to do the face correctly. Thank you for even thinking about it. 😀
I got started just doing a google search for a fun craft to do with my daughter. I came across a simple needle felting craft by accident (about 5 years ago). If you go to my Facebook page, you can go back through my photos and see my very first projects ;)
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Hi there Char, I appreciate you concern, and I will do my best to answer your question. The wool is clipped from the live sheep (like getting a hair cut). It does not harm the sheep to have their wool trimmed. This is typically done once a year (although there may be some breeds of sheep that require shearing twice a year). They are usually sheared in the spring, which allows them to be cooler throughout the summer, while keeping their warm wool throughout winter. Regarding the way a specific person treats the sheep while doing the shearing, it is impossible for me to know. I understand that cruel people exist in this world, and I hate the thought that someone might handle the sheep too roughly when shearing, but there is no way for me to know FOR CERTAIN whether a sheep was handled inhumanely during shearing. I can say that the American Wool Council states that rough handling which might injure a sheep is unacceptable. Additionally, the sheep actually NEED to have the wool removed regularly for their own health and well being: takingstock.asas.org/?p=12683 These sheep have been selected and bred for wool production over centuries. They are dependent on humans for the care of the wool coats, and are unable to shed their wool on their own (just as there are a number of dog breeds which require regular trimming of their coats, rather than simply shedding). I'm sure you've seen some of the many videos online telling the story of a dog that requires grooming but was left uncared for. If you haven't, here is just one example: th-cam.com/video/xeWs06bk-HQ/w-d-xo.html Similarly, to properly care for the sheep, they must be sheared regularly. Shearing of sheep is not inhumane or cruel. Unfortunately, there are some cruel people in the world. I truly hope that anyone who is found abusing sheep or any other animal would be prosecuted.
Not much of the colored wool (maybe 1/2 oz). And maybe 8-10 ounces of core wool? I am not totally sure. I buy core wool by the pound and usually have a couple pounds on hand so I always have enough. It makes it difficult to estimate how much I use though. I should have weighed him when he was done! ;) Sorry I can't be more helpful with this question.
If you mean how much for the supplies, there are actually some minimal cost beginner kits on Amazon ($10 or less--just search for "needle felting"), which would let you try it and see if you like it. Some come with wool, needles and a felting pad, some seem to have only wool and needles. But there are also kits available on Etsy and Sarafina Fiber Art, which are nicer than the ones on Amazon. I buy all my supplies separately since I need large quantities. But the kits might be great for you to try felting. If you're asking about the mastiff, it is already sold. Prices are available on my Facebook page facebook.com/pg/krystaskoolkreations/notes/?ref=page_internal
It's like nobody answers their TH-cam questions any more.. This about the 15th video I'm asking this question on, I'm hoping someone sees it.. your needs have the little grips on them to make them easier to handle. Are they removable and can be reused or once the needle is broken, do you just through the whole thing away? While buying needles, I've never seen any with handles likes these
so good to hear /see people say sorry , other than me , awesome vid , but you really do your self a huge injustice with the un-needed and un-wanted music , sorry ,
I apologize for any frustration this video has caused, but this wasn't intended to be an in depth tutorial. It took over 40 hours for me to complete the sculpture. That is far too long for a video, therefore I opted to use time lapse photography. This allows someone to see the process from start to finish, which is all that I had intended. Many people have never heard of needle felting, and this video was meant to foster an appreciation for this form of art. Creating a tutorial takes much more time on the part of the creator, and greatly slows down the time to completion of the piece. This item was a commission and I was not willing to extend the the time it would take for the customer to receive their purchase. However, setting up a camera to film a time lapse video does not interfere with the progress, thus I chose to film and share the video in hopes it would be entertaining and enjoyable for viewers. Again, I apologize that it caused you any frustration in an attempt to follow along, as this was never my intention. I do hope to create an in depth tutorial in the future.
I apologize for any frustration this video has caused, but this wasn't intended to be an in depth tutorial. It took over 40 hours for me to complete the sculpture. That is far too long for a video, therefore I opted to use time lapse photography. This allows someone to see the process from start to finish, which is all that I had intended. Many people have never heard of needle felting, and this video was meant to foster an appreciation for this form of art. Creating a tutorial takes much more time on the part of the creator, and greatly slows down the time to completion of the piece. This item was a commission and I was not willing to extend the the time it would take for the customer to receive their purchase. However, setting up a camera to film a time lapse video does not interfere with the progress, thus I chose to film and share the video in hopes it would be entertaining and enjoyable for viewers. Again, I apologize that it caused you any frustration in an attempt to follow along, as this was never my intention. I do hope to create an in depth tutorial in the future.
I am sorry to hear about my video causing you to be sea sick. This wasn't intended to be an in depth tutorial. It took over 40 hours for me to complete the sculpture. That is far too long for a video, therefore I opted to use time lapse photography. This allows someone to see the process from start to finish, which is all that I had intended. Many people have never heard of needle felting, and this video was meant to foster an appreciation for this form of art. Creating a tutorial takes much more time on the part of the creator, and greatly slows down the time to completion of the piece. This item was a commission and I was not willing to extend the the time it would take for the customer to receive their purchase. However, setting up a camera to film a time lapse video does not interfere with the progress, thus I chose to film and share the video in hopes it would be entertaining and enjoyable for viewers. Again, I apologize that it caused you any frustration in an attempt to follow along, as this was never my intention.
You are so good at this! Could you someday do an actual tutorial? I know it would take a long time, but if you did one slow video it would help a lot!
Thank you! I have some full length tutorials available on my channel now :)
To fast can't look clearly, thanks
you're making a real dog and I'm over here making a cute stubby penguin
Too funny! And I am sure your penguin is lovely! Keep up the felting :)
+Krysta's Kool Kreations I want to know where you can get all the felt and stuff
I get the wool from various places. My needles mostly come from Felt Alive (website), but some are also from Dream Felt on Etsy (and I get the felting pads and some wool from both of those places too). I also get wool online from Sarafina Fiber Art. And sometimes I have purchased wool from various other sellers on Etsy as well (I can't remember all of them).
The eyes I use come from various places on Etsy. Some are clear "safety eyes," which have a pupil already and I simply paint the iris color whatever I want. But many are glass cabochons which I paint myself. I search Etsy for these parts (which I have purchased from various sellers as well).
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions :)
Krysta's Kool Kreations thank you, I'll give it a try and have a great day
Heather hates mushrooms lol but good for you for starting, I want to try it out as well. Good luck
"Wow! How did you make that?"
"I stabbed the shit out of it"
wow, so beautiful. This is the kind of needle felting I would love to get into. Just finished a dog needle felt kit. Turned out alright but this is for sure what I have been looking for.
You can do it! I have some better tutorials available now as well :)
Excellent.....what an artist, what a sculptor. very, very impressive.
Thank you! :)
Your work is amazingly realistic!!
Thank you so much 😀
The finished pup just blew my mind. 🎆
Thank you!
Wow! Just gorgeous!
Thank you! 😊
Sencillamente... maravilloso! Felicitaciones por tu arte.
This is fantastic! The attention to detail is perfection.
Oh thank you!
Absolutely astonishing!!!!! Love how each piece is brought to life!!!
I would love to learn this!😍😍😍 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🎨🎨🎨
Thank you! I have some full length tutorials available on my channel now :)
@@kreationsbykrysta2134 Thank you so much!
Fantastic ! That is many hours of perfection 💕, love it .
Thank you so much!
I LOVE this. I'm also eager to see a tutorial... this speed is so fast here that it's hard to see. I do appreciate your work and willingness to share it.
Thank you! I have some full length tutorials available on my channel now :)
wow! So cool, you are very skilled! I love to needle felt myself. Your work just amazing!
Thanks so much! :)
Beautiful. You are an incredible artist
Thank you so much!
You have so much talent
Thank you :)
Good job! Greetings from Polish needlefelter :)
Thank you :)
Fiber Fury uii
I love the finishing you did on the hair. Can you explain the process. Most of the tutorials leave the short haired animals looking fuzzy instead of like they have hair. Yours is perfect. Also what is wool batt vs wool roving?
Thank you :) The top layer is a fine, soft wool roving with fairly short fiber length. I separated small sections of this wool using my fingers rather than scissors (each section was about one inch long and half an inch wide) and adjusted them so that they were thin and flat and laid them on the body in the direction/orientation the dog's fur would naturally grow. Then I simply felted these sections onto the body, which gives a realistic look since this breed of dog has a smooth, short coat.
Kreations By Krysta Thank you so much for your reply. I have watched your video several times. This art has completely captured my soul. I will continue learning and hopefully one day I will be able to create something as beautiful and lifelike as yours.
How does one have the patience
Krysta it beggars belief how some people can give your work the thumbs down ,just how sad are they it must be a deep down jealousy!!! ;- D ;-D ;-D absolutely amazing!!!!
Oh thank you! You are so kind!
Whata amazing Work!!!!! I love it
Thank you!
That's amazing. Thans for sharing the work progress :)
Thank you :)
Wow such an amazing dog please can you make a Rottweiler because I want to make one but I can't find a tutorial anywhere on TH-cam
It's wonderful. Thank you.
Thank you!
Your work is absolutely fabulous! All the details are incredible! Can I ask why do details in core wool before adding color, don't you loose the details? I am just enthralled by your work! Do you have any other videos of dogs you do?
Thanks Eugenia! The only details in the core wool have to do with shape and musculature, and they really could be done in any wool. I only added a very fine/thin layer of colored wool on top, so the shape and muscle details were not lost. The face did use a fair amount of black and dark brown wool for shaping details. This was a wool batt which felts very easily into shape without leaving lots of loose fibers (just like the core wool). One of the main reasons I use the core wool for so much of the body is because it felts really quickly and easily. The wool roving that I added for a lot of the apricot color is fine and although it can also form shapes, it takes a lot more effort. It also tends to have more loose fibers.
But, inevitably as I felt I sometimes start details that I either don't like or need to change, and so I add more wool on top, and then more details. It is a process, and every animal progresses slightly differently.
Unfortunately I don't have any other videos at this time, except perhaps a few short videos on my Facebook page that go over adding wool roving for the appearance of longer fur (unlike on the smooth coat of this mastiff).
This mite be a great stress reliever type craft
Trabajo maravilloso....pero la cámara demasiado rápido impide ver el nacimiento de tan bello trabajo
Sí, lo siento. Mis videos más recientes tienen vistas más detalladas de todo el proceso.
@@kreationsbykrysta2134 enseñas este arte vía online?
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Whenever I try to layer the layers just come apart! And if I try and get them to stick they make a big dimple. :\
I think the dimples might be caused if the body/core of the sculpture is not firm enough. If you felt more tightly and get a denser base to layer the top coat on (i.e. stab it a lot more before adding the top layers), it shouldn't dimple, and the layers should hold better as well. Best of luck! :)
I love these videos but the time lapse does my head in can’t see anything so quick. Wish they could slow it down a bit
I understand. I have some newer videos that are not time lapse :)
Im in love with this art! Please hel me find where I can buy the materials.. the felt and the needle.. Im from Brazil...
Hi there Lucy,
I get the wool from various places. I get most of my needles online from Felt Alive, but some are also from Dream Felt (on Etsy). And I get the felting pads and some wool from both of those places too. I also get wool online from Sarafina Fiber Art. And sometimes I have purchased wool from various other sellers on Etsy as well (I can't remember all of them). If you go to the Etsy site and search for needle felt supplies (wool, needles, felting pads), you will find a lot there.
The eyes I use come from various places on Etsy also. Some are clear "safety eyes," which have a pupil already and I simply paint the iris color whatever I want. But many are glass cabochons which I paint myself. I search Etsy for these parts (which I have purchased from various sellers as well).
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions :) You can also send me a message on my Facebook page.
thanks a lot!!
Cute
I wish I could do something like that
Amazing!!!!
Thanks :)
what would the price be for a piece as big as this?
Hi there Jenny! This sculpture was 13 inches tall, and my prices are primarily based on size. Here is a rough guide to my prices. facebook.com/notes/krystas-kool-kreations/pricing-for-custom-sculptures/918280141613754
Can I have a small corgi one pleeaaasssseeee
I would love it to be slowed down so we can see exactly how you made the face. How you connected it to the head. Can you slow it down and add that part on? 😀
Oh.... yes, that would be good. But unfortunately I don't think I am able to slow it down. It was filmed as a time lapse, so I'm pretty sure it is just a series of still shots put together automatically. Maybe if I were to take some regular video footage. I'll keep this in mind for next time :)
+Krysta's Kool Kreations I see. Thanks anyways though. I will definitely keep an eye out for that video. That would be so helpful. Your work is amazing, I would love to learn how to do the face correctly. Thank you for even thinking about it. 😀
Just wondering how did you get started in wool what was your first project
I got started just doing a google search for a fun craft to do with my daughter. I came across a simple needle felting craft by accident (about 5 years ago). If you go to my Facebook page, you can go back through my photos and see my very first projects ;)
English missives are big there average size is 12 to 16stone.
I like to see a tutorial on the Mastiff
I have some full length tutorials available on my channel now--not for a mastiff, but maybe still helpful? :)
That looks JUST LIKE my mastiff BamBam!
TikTokToxic i had a neighbor named bambam.... His sugar coach no longer paid his bills. So he got into a gang. And his gang moved in with him. And they smomed weed every day. The cops showed up weekly. They stole my mail once. Aahhh yes... bambam shall not be missed
Is the wool you use harvested Cruelty Free?
Hi there Char, I appreciate you concern, and I will do my best to answer your question.
The wool is clipped from the live sheep (like getting a hair cut). It does not harm the sheep to have their wool trimmed. This is typically done once a year (although there may be some breeds of sheep that require shearing twice a year). They are usually sheared in the spring, which allows them to be cooler throughout the summer, while keeping their warm wool throughout winter.
Regarding the way a specific person treats the sheep while doing the shearing, it is impossible for me to know. I understand that cruel people exist in this world, and I hate the thought that someone might handle the sheep too roughly when shearing, but there is no way for me to know FOR CERTAIN whether a sheep was handled inhumanely during shearing. I can say that the American Wool Council states that rough handling which might injure a sheep is unacceptable. Additionally, the sheep actually NEED to have the wool removed regularly for their own health and well being: takingstock.asas.org/?p=12683 These sheep have been selected and bred for wool production over centuries. They are dependent on humans for the care of the wool coats, and are unable to shed their wool on their own (just as there are a number of dog breeds which require regular trimming of their coats, rather than simply shedding). I'm sure you've seen some of the many videos online telling the story of a dog that requires grooming but was left uncared for. If you haven't, here is just one example: th-cam.com/video/xeWs06bk-HQ/w-d-xo.html Similarly, to properly care for the sheep, they must be sheared regularly. Shearing of sheep is not inhumane or cruel. Unfortunately, there are some cruel people in the world. I truly hope that anyone who is found abusing sheep or any other animal would be prosecuted.
Absolutely amazing!!!
Thank you!
Hope I’m this good one!!
Can i ask, how much wool do you need for this one? :)
Not much of the colored wool (maybe 1/2 oz). And maybe 8-10 ounces of core wool? I am not totally sure. I buy core wool by the pound and usually have a couple pounds on hand so I always have enough. It makes it difficult to estimate how much I use though. I should have weighed him when he was done! ;) Sorry I can't be more helpful with this question.
This is so amazing!!! How do u do that so well??? I really want to needle felt one day but my dad never and never will buy it for me... :,( :'(
And another thing how much is it if I can buy it?????
If you mean how much for the supplies, there are actually some minimal cost beginner kits on Amazon ($10 or less--just search for "needle felting"), which would let you try it and see if you like it. Some come with wool, needles and a felting pad, some seem to have only wool and needles. But there are also kits available on Etsy and Sarafina Fiber Art, which are nicer than the ones on Amazon. I buy all my supplies separately since I need large quantities. But the kits might be great for you to try felting.
If you're asking about the mastiff, it is already sold. Prices are available on my Facebook page facebook.com/pg/krystaskoolkreations/notes/?ref=page_internal
Krysta's Kool Kreations I mean the dog it self
Ok never mind I did not read the end
It's like nobody answers their TH-cam questions any more.. This about the 15th video I'm asking this question on, I'm hoping someone sees it.. your needs have the little grips on them to make them easier to handle. Are they removable and can be reused or once the needle is broken, do you just through the whole thing away? While buying needles, I've never seen any with handles likes these
They are from Felt Alive. The handle is permanent.
I want to be this good too
Wauwwww troppo bello :)
WOW!!!!!!! 👍❤
Thank you!
Sell these I love them🐶
I would love to see this a lot slower.
I have some full length tutorials available on my channel now :)
I wannit!!
so good to hear /see people say sorry , other than me , awesome vid , but you really do your self a huge injustice with the un-needed and un-wanted music , sorry ,
This is far too fast to be able to follow the detail. So frustrating as each stage is so important.
I apologize for any frustration this video has caused, but this wasn't intended to be an in depth tutorial. It took over 40 hours for me to complete the sculpture. That is far too long for a video, therefore I opted to use time lapse photography. This allows someone to see the process from start to finish, which is all that I had intended. Many people have never heard of needle felting, and this video was meant to foster an appreciation for this form of art.
Creating a tutorial takes much more time on the part of the creator, and greatly slows down the time to completion of the piece. This item was a commission and I was not willing to extend the the time it would take for the customer to receive their purchase. However, setting up a camera to film a time lapse video does not interfere with the progress, thus I chose to film and share the video in hopes it would be entertaining and enjoyable for viewers.
Again, I apologize that it caused you any frustration in an attempt to follow along, as this was never my intention. I do hope to create an in depth tutorial in the future.
Far too fast to follow.
I apologize for any frustration this video has caused, but this wasn't intended to be an in depth tutorial. It took over 40 hours for me to complete the sculpture. That is far too long for a video, therefore I opted to use time lapse photography. This allows someone to see the process from start to finish, which is all that I had intended. Many people have never heard of needle felting, and this video was meant to foster an appreciation for this form of art.
Creating a tutorial takes much more time on the part of the creator, and greatly slows down the time to completion of the piece. This item was a commission and I was not willing to extend the the time it would take for the customer to receive their purchase. However, setting up a camera to film a time lapse video does not interfere with the progress, thus I chose to film and share the video in hopes it would be entertaining and enjoyable for viewers.
Again, I apologize that it caused you any frustration in an attempt to follow along, as this was never my intention. I do hope to create an in depth tutorial in the future.
You had make so good dear but I don't like pug dogs 😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔
This video is way to fast cant really get any real information out of it to appreciate it. 🙁
This video is not a tutorial. I do have some very detailed full length tutorials available on my channel.
@@kreationsbykrysta2134 Thank you, will review a tutorial. 👍🏼
It was to fast. I would like it done slower. step by step It made me sea sick trying to watch it.
I am sorry to hear about my video causing you to be sea sick. This wasn't intended to be an in depth tutorial. It took over 40 hours for me to complete the sculpture. That is far too long for a video, therefore I opted to use time lapse photography. This allows someone to see the process from start to finish, which is all that I had intended. Many people have never heard of needle felting, and this video was meant to foster an appreciation for this form of art.
Creating a tutorial takes much more time on the part of the creator, and greatly slows down the time to completion of the piece. This item was a commission and I was not willing to extend the the time it would take for the customer to receive their purchase. However, setting up a camera to film a time lapse video does not interfere with the progress, thus I chose to film and share the video in hopes it would be entertaining and enjoyable for viewers.
Again, I apologize that it caused you any frustration in an attempt to follow along, as this was never my intention.