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Fun With Fiber Arts Sleepy Felted Fox
Learn how to needle felt while creating this cute little curled up fox!
10-14
year old learners
2-9
learners per class
$14
Charged upfront
Meets once
55 minute class
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Description
Class Experience
This is a fun intro class to the cool process of needle felting also known as wool painting. This is a dry felting process using a barbed needle and wool roving to create a felted fox. Suggested age is 10 and up due to the sharp barbed needle required. The dry felting process of needle felting is achieved by continuously poking and stabbing the pure wool roving which causes the fibers to interlock and felt. Students will form and felt his body. We will then add his head and details....
I love the feel and look of needle felted items/art and have been doing it for about 4 years. I have offered classes and workshops at various local county Fine Arts facilities and excited to share my love of this art form by offering classes online.
Items to Purchase: Barbed needles (at least 2 in case of breakage) .5 oz packages of wool roving in white, black and orange - Cost less than $2 per color or you could buy a variety pack Small foam block - Cost is about $2 I get my supplies at Hobby Lobby locally. Some Michaels have a few items. My favorite roving brand is Artiste (fiber is not too smooth and easier to felt) Another option is to order from Amazon, Ebay etc.
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
55 minutes per week in class, and an estimated 0 - 1 hours per week outside of class.
Teacher
Ms. Camille Teacher, Artist, Fiberartist, Crocheter, Knitter, Miniaturist
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Lives in the
United States1184 total reviews
842 completed classes
About Me
***Stepped away from teaching due to burnout *** My teaching style: I am a rather introverted artist who teaches....I am told that I am patient, encouraging, focused, firm. I enjoy/work best with older students. I believe my students should be...
