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It's a day late but here's that front angle of my new fox. He is so handsome!!
This piece is created through a process called needle felting, where loose wool is poked with a special needle over and over again until it becomes like a fabric or solid object. Usually there’s a wire inside for support which has the added benefit of making this fiber sculpture a little flexible.
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Thanks for looking ^_^
This piece is created through a process called needle felting, where loose wool is poked with a special needle over and over again until it becomes like a fabric or solid object. Usually there’s a wire inside for support which has the added benefit of making this fiber sculpture a little flexible.
You can view my shop here:
https://www.etsy.com/shop/WishlessWorld
Thanks for looking ^_^
Category Crafting / Animal related (non-anthro)
Species Fox (Other)
Size 1280 x 1024px
File Size 216.6 kB
Listed in Folders
I haven't filmed myself making anything this detailed because it's hard to hold a good position for the camera for that long. But I have a few videos of more simple pieces like this snail:
https://www.instagram.com/p/CAV5dK6BXw7/
If you are looking to learn more about how to do needle felting yourself I would recommend watching the Sarafina videos on youtube. I watched a few of her tutorials when I was just starting out and they helped a lot. They are kind of slow paced though so I didn't have the patience to get through them all. Haha, I'm actually wondering now if I should go back and watch more, I looked up a link to share and she is still making new content. Here's her channel:
https://www.youtube.com/user/carmel.....amp;shelf_id=1
https://www.instagram.com/p/CAV5dK6BXw7/
If you are looking to learn more about how to do needle felting yourself I would recommend watching the Sarafina videos on youtube. I watched a few of her tutorials when I was just starting out and they helped a lot. They are kind of slow paced though so I didn't have the patience to get through them all. Haha, I'm actually wondering now if I should go back and watch more, I looked up a link to share and she is still making new content. Here's her channel:
https://www.youtube.com/user/carmel.....amp;shelf_id=1
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