How to Make Realistic Wired Wool Feathers (Method Two)

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This tutorial shares the second technique I devised for making realistic wool feathers that contain a wire spine. Larger and more varied shapes can be achieved with this method, making it the perfect for adapting to other projects. Perfect for adding to 3D felting projects, wreathes or costumes. These feathers are ultra thin yet can be twisted, bent and re-positioned. A very smooth finish can be achieved using this method. If you would like to view more of my work you can find me at www.woolcoffins.com

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8 сен 2024

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@ionebrown481 4 года назад

I be been considering making a griffin for my grandson, he said he dreams repeatedly of feeding a griffin. I just can't thank you enough for the ideas!

@linakoh4206 6 лет назад

Thank you Elle for the tutorial what a great find.. and thank you Pam Duthie after watching your tutorial of Loren Leaves, and introducing this to us!

@pattischulz5379 10 месяцев назад

I'm going to try this to use in millinery. The part I really like is being able to combine different colors of wool.

@likestoshare 7 лет назад

This opens up so much more creativity for me thanks

@TheWoolCoffinMaker 7 лет назад

Thank you, that's great to hear :) The technique is lots of fun to play about with.

@PamDuthie 7 лет назад

Thank you - so many ideas to try now :)

@TheWoolCoffinMaker 7 лет назад

Thank you! Its great to hear it's sparked ideas for you :)

@PamDuthie 7 лет назад

Oh indeed, I thinking crows and peacocks and wings and feathers for my friends many hairpieces. Now just to find the time

@TheWoolCoffinMaker 7 лет назад

BenMcfuzzylugs lol, there's never ever enough time :) x

@GrandmaSezSo 6 месяцев назад

Have you tried putting parchment paper over the wool? It might protect your iron better.

@kelliekirkpatrick3245 4 года назад

Wow thank you!

@2btpatch Год назад

Very nice! Could you not put a thin cotton cloth between your iron and the feather to prevent it from sticking or pulling?

@TheWoolCoffinMaker Год назад

I am sure you can. You may need to adjust the temperature of your iron to account for the additional layers and work in short cycles of heat. The feather may stick to the fabric. I always think the best thing is to play and find what works for you :)

@blackangel9072 2 года назад

Please give your required things under comments

@marlenejones6266 5 лет назад

i need to make almost mini feathers. so do i cut the bonding material down lengthwise or what would you do? i am knitting the birds but would like to add realistic feathers. thank you.