I come back to this video time and time again it is so Specific and so helpful -everything from getting a good finish to really perfecting the hat which is my favorite part! Thank you so much for your fun & clear instruction.
I'm so enjoying your gnome series! Loving the beard varieties using different fibers and the shaping of the hats. I'm a beginner needle felter and newbie to Living Felt and I feel like I've found the grail!
Hi I’m watching on a Thursday is that allowed I hope so I have just started felting and just found your TH-cam channel and I love it you all are amazing and you make me feel part off something special I’m for Glasgow Scotland please stay safe x x x x x
Hi Catfish! you are welcome and thank you for your nice note :) Batting and Roving are two ways a fiber is processed. Both are processed on a drum carder (be it large or small) and the fibers are blended/mixed such that they are going different directions. A true roving, is really like a "strip" of batting...it comes of the drum carder in narrow strips vs a wide batt. With that said, many of us are guilty of calling "sliver" ... "roving". With a sliver, it may look like roving, but the fibers are more aligned, often all the short fibers have been removed...and the fibers are facing the same direction. We cover this topic a few times a year in our live show...it is a very common question. We really dug into this topic last Spring, but as of now the video only exists in our group...and it got broken into 2 parts. Join our group on fb, and watch it here: facebook.com/MarieMSpaulding/videos/10156293476894173/
Hello Kit! For this project, we used Living Felt brand MC-Batting. You can find it here: feltingsupplies.livingfelt.com/MC-1-Felting-Batts-25-microns_c_4.html
Thank you so much for this tutorial, they are so cute and I am having so much fun. I also love Nester (I think that is the name your said). You mentioned he was made last year but I have only just found you and I was wondering if you have a tutorial for him as I love his little face and tree? Thanks again, Chris
Hi Chris, thank you so much for your message and I am so happy to hear you are having fun :) For Nestor ... we do not have a tutorial specifically "for" him because I could not think of a work around for the double acorn cap in time...however, this little tutorial is "most" of him. For the tree ... I made is as a cone on a skewer, which I demonstrate often, but you can see a similar process in our needle felting fantasy owls video...it is more of a tall dome, but same idea. Jump to about the 10min. mark. th-cam.com/video/M-4Un1wC9bg/w-d-xo.html&index=7&list=PLacvMSjI02xTkt9E3s56QaqQsJU62w1TO For a face on your little guy...I use the same methods for big faces or little faces. We have a series of tutorials for needle felting dolls here...check out the faces video. th-cam.com/play/PLacvMSjI02xSiOLnxJ4We1Iirk0gt2Ydo.html I hope that helps and hope you will share your gnome(s) in our facebook group, you will find lots of new friends and LOTS of gnomes from our gnomevember festival too! facebook.com/groups/livingfeltfriends/
LivingFelt - thank you, I will check them all out and have a go ❤️ I am not on Facebook so unfortunately cannot enjoy looking at everyone’s work but I am sure they all incredible .
We would love to hear your favorite take-a-way! If you try our kit, please post pics in our fb group! :)
I come back to this video time and time again it is so Specific and so helpful -everything from getting a good finish to really perfecting the hat which is my favorite part! Thank you so much for your fun & clear instruction.
I love this project! I revisit it every year to make more gnomes 😊 the standing gnome is my favorite!
So happy to hear you make them every year! 😊
One of my favorites!!
Every time I watch one of your videos I feel like I’ve struck gold!
Can't say how much I appreciate your videos, teaching style and enthusiasm.
I like her videos! Educational and she doesn't ramble on about nonsense like so many do! Lol. Love them!
This project is easy to follow. I frequently refer back to the hat portion when teaching others.
We love to hear that! We are glad you are helping others felt!
I’ve been felting gnomes for two years now. I fell in love with them when I was in Germany for the Christmas markets, and now I see them everywhere.
Yes, they are just adorable, aren't they, Karen? We like to make different ones each year.
Thank you for your tutorial, I just made a gnome following your instructions, and I am very pleased
Great tutorial! I just received my kits yesterday and made my 1st needle felt gnome!Adding the arms later tonight. I think I'm hooked.
I'm so enjoying your gnome series! Loving the beard varieties using different fibers and the shaping of the hats. I'm a beginner needle felter and newbie to Living Felt and I feel like I've found the grail!
I am so excited that I found this program. I love needle felting gnomes. Bobbie Taylor from Madison Wisconsin
You’re a great teacher! I love your clear explanations and instructions! I’m just starting so thank you!!!
So happy to have found this channel. I love your products and am loving these videos and learn skillsets in felting techniques.
Thank very much, Wen! It warms our hearts to know if is helpful and that you are having fun :)
Love me some Gnomes! The beard blended with the silver is really pretty!
It's funny that I got to know about Gnomevember in November, making a gnome right now! Thank you!
Love the “Fat guy in a little coat” reference!😆 Many of the...ehem...younger viewers may have had that one fly right over their heads!😁🤣😆
:) Nothing like a little Chris Farley to make ya smile! ;)
Hi I’m watching on a Thursday is that allowed I hope so I have just started felting and just found your TH-cam channel and I love it you all are amazing and you make me feel part off something special I’m for Glasgow Scotland please stay safe x x x x x
Thank you, very helpful video!
The gnome are so cute😍
🤗🤗thank you! Hope to see yours if you make one...or ten 🤪 they are addicting!
From a very beginner, thank you so much for you great tips and tutorials. Just wondering what the difference is between batting and roving?
Hi Catfish! you are welcome and thank you for your nice note :) Batting and Roving are two ways a fiber is processed. Both are processed on a drum carder (be it large or small) and the fibers are blended/mixed such that they are going different directions. A true roving, is really like a "strip" of batting...it comes of the drum carder in narrow strips vs a wide batt.
With that said, many of us are guilty of calling "sliver" ... "roving". With a sliver, it may look like roving, but the fibers are more aligned, often all the short fibers have been removed...and the fibers are facing the same direction.
We cover this topic a few times a year in our live show...it is a very common question. We really dug into this topic last Spring, but as of now the video only exists in our group...and it got broken into 2 parts. Join our group on fb, and watch it here: facebook.com/MarieMSpaulding/videos/10156293476894173/
Very helpful video!
Thank you, Anne!
What do I order if I need big flat pieces of wool, like when you made the hat? All my felt is in strands, or bundles like cotton!
Hello Kit! For this project, we used Living Felt brand MC-Batting. You can find it here: feltingsupplies.livingfelt.com/MC-1-Felting-Batts-25-microns_c_4.html
Thank you so much for this tutorial, they are so cute and I am having so much fun. I also love Nester (I think that is the name your said). You mentioned he was made last year but I have only just found you and I was wondering if you have a tutorial for him as I love his little face and tree? Thanks again, Chris
Hi Chris, thank you so much for your message and I am so happy to hear you are having fun :)
For Nestor ... we do not have a tutorial specifically "for" him because I could not think of a work around for the double acorn cap in time...however, this little tutorial is "most" of him. For the tree ... I made is as a cone on a skewer, which I demonstrate often, but you can see a similar process in our needle felting fantasy owls video...it is more of a tall dome, but same idea. Jump to about the 10min. mark.
th-cam.com/video/M-4Un1wC9bg/w-d-xo.html&index=7&list=PLacvMSjI02xTkt9E3s56QaqQsJU62w1TO
For a face on your little guy...I use the same methods for big faces or little faces. We have a series of tutorials for needle felting dolls here...check out the faces video.
th-cam.com/play/PLacvMSjI02xSiOLnxJ4We1Iirk0gt2Ydo.html
I hope that helps and hope you will share your gnome(s) in our facebook group, you will find lots of new friends and LOTS of gnomes from our gnomevember festival too!
facebook.com/groups/livingfeltfriends/
LivingFelt - thank you, I will check them all out and have a go ❤️ I am not on Facebook so unfortunately cannot enjoy looking at everyone’s work but I am sure they all incredible .
Tank you so much , Love Gnome
Fantastic thanks and hello from u.k
Hello Rosemary! :)
help please...where do i go for the class today...never did this before
where to find more info on the workshops? and the teachers? do not see it in your event page facebook.
thanks
Hi Laurence! All of the workshops are here :) feltingsupplies.livingfelt.com/FELTING-FIBER-ART-WORKSHOPS_c_34.html
I LOVE THIS THANK YOU!!!!!
Hi from Florida
I am hooked on needle felting thanks to you :)
I love woolly Wednesday but “boo...’ I don’t have Facebook! Any chance you can open up to Safari?
Hi Liz -- thank you for your feedback. We are not sure what you are requesting...can you clarify?
Hi, I’ve just started this craft. I’m in the U.K., am I able to order wool from you? Thanks 😊
how long is the white wool when you started out.
what time do you do these live ?
WED 2PM Central time
Thank you
From Georgia
Enjoyed talking to you today December 21
Please repeat the questions being asked, can't hear her. (-: