Magical Needle Felting!
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Hi, Joined this group as I recently got Needle Felting - to the Point and I am just so excited about getting started. :)
51 days ago
Jeanne Harlan-Marriott Hi Joan!
Hope you will enjoy my book and will enjoy needle felting!!
Jeanne (aka Harlan)50 days ago -
Replied to the Review Reverse Barbed Felting NeedlesThank you for sharing the results of your test.
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Replied to the When do you replace your needles??Hi, new member here. I use my needles until they break and I agree that their purpose evolves with their sharpness. I use a foam block for my foundati
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Posted a new discussion, What's your Angle?Needle angle that is! When you begin needle felting an object the best angle is 90 degrees (perpendicular) to the surface of the fiber (not t ...
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Posted a new discussion, When do you replace your needles??Dull Needles - Just when do you replace your needles for new ones? When they break? When they get bent? Once a month? When you start a new project ...
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So many felters don't realize that there are names for the "parts" of a felting needle.
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Posted a new discussion, Review Reverse Barbed Felting NeedlesRecently a number of my needle felting friends started talking about reverse/inverted barbed felting needles. The idea behind these needles is that th ...
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Needle Felting is magical! It truly is! With just the use of barbed needles loose fiber can be transformed into amazing objects from cute animals to sophisticated jewelry. Needle felting is a young art/craft form and artists are still learning what is possible with this exciting medium!
Come and explore the magic of needle felting with me! Ask questions! Leave Comments! Share your projects and lets inspired one another!
Harlan
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Thank you for sharing the results of your test.
Hi, new member here. I use my needles until they break and I agree that their purpose evolves with their sharpness. I use a foam block for my foundation when I "stab" and it also provides handy storage for sticking my needles into the edge. The issue with the foam block is that it can store fibers that will transfer onto the next project. I might try the Clover bristle block to see if I like it better.
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