How To Needle Felt with Lincolnshire Fenn Crafts 

Thanks Nikki. I love the idea of a Pheasant 💞

Roger That Thanks so much. I have just done a new blog tutorial on needle felting eyes. www.lincolnshirefenncraftsblog.com

Not at the moment but it is on the list :)

Hi Leah. Thanks so much for stopping by. I don’t have a video (yet) for the mushrooms but I do have a free written tutorial on the blog. Just visit: www.lincolnshirefenncraftsblog.com and click on easy tutorials. 🙂

Oh my gosh that was so kind of you Sandy. I'm on your face tutorial now. Will leave you a note there. This is fantastic! THANK YOU. Darlene

Gaynor Williams Thanks Gaynor. Now have a daylight spotlight which means I can record at any time of day without losing quality 👍

I don't for this one bit there's a full tutorial.fot Parsley Hare 😊

Hi. The wool tops are grey Jacob and brown Shetland Moorit. Both are available on the website. Thanks :)

Hi. Can you explain what you mean? Do you mean you can see a lot of the needle marks? 🙂

@@thefelthub I think pebbles n smudge meant the opposite because when I watch your vid, I can see the clear outline of the triangle on the foxes ear, but when I am trying the same thing it doesn't seem like it is even felting never mind making an outline, do you think it is because of inferior wool? or maybe not enough wool? I am using a fine needle btw...

@@theresaalbanoIt's not an issue I have ever encountered before and, even with a fine needle you will still create an outline. It may be that you are using Merino wool which I don't use for needle felting as it is too fine and difficult to needle felt. However, you should still be able to create the ears using this simple method. It sounds like a combination of fine wool and not enough of it is causing the problem? Try doubling the amount of wool you are using and make sure you are using a foam mat or Hessian rice mat as your felting base. Hope this helps 🙂 If you are still struggling then feel free to send me a photo. 🙂