Trying Needle Felting For The First Time! 🪡

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  @GennEphor · 6 months ago

  I feel like I just watched you guys go through the stages of grief in trying a new art medium LOL.<br>Needle felting, from what I&apos;ve watched, takes a lot of time and patience, but you guys did a wonderful job for being your first time trying it out!<br> I hope you guys try again!

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  @NomNomNomlet · 6 months ago

  I think yall should try nail art

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  @Niko-ci8sw · 6 months ago

  I feel like Needle felting is one of those &quot;that looks easy I bet I could do that&quot;, then failing miserably

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  @sSudoNova · 6 months ago

  As a needle felter I have no idea how you guys broke 8 needles 😭 your finished pieces look great though definitely worth it lol would love to see you guys attempt something from your imagination!!

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  @Silentgrace11 · 6 months ago

  As a seamstress myself, the reason why the needles are fragile is because in order to be effective, they need to be a thin, sharp material. You&apos;re sacrificing durability for precision, which is the inevitable for all fine needle crafts.<br><br>If you want to consider another craft, idk if you can find the materials in a shop in Japan, but I&apos;ve been recently learning how to make chainmail and it&apos;s been a unique experience! I recommend using larger rings purely for making it easier to learn, but it could be more accessible in your area if you pick up like jewelry jumprings and make small crafts out of those. Maybe even a chainmail shirt for some of your plushies lol (I&apos;m making my proper sized shirt for my cosplay, and then for funsies I&apos;m going to make a mini shirt for the plushie I have of the character I&apos;m cosplaying)

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  @Squib · 6 months ago

  I knew that Emily was going to end up poking herself a lot with the amount of bandaids we usually see on her. I thought it was funny that the video was 75% M A K E &nbsp;B A L L and 25% all the rest of the details. They did turn out cute in the end though

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  @GeorgeBarnett-p8n3j · 6 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5a3JCIezy5k&amp;t=916">15:16</a> my mum walked in at this exact moment. Thank you Daidus.

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  @myownbravado · 6 months ago

  As someone who tried needle felting for the first time during a class, the reason you’re breaking so many needles is because you’re punching in at an angle! You should always be felting straight up and down. At least while learning, that way you get used to the rhythm and you’re less likely to bend the needles, that’s how they snap. <br><br>Also the pompompurin is honestly so cute I love him hahaha

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  @kermoot · 6 months ago

  That pompompurin shape would make a killer build for a jake the dog needle felt

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  @anythingbut_chlorine · 6 months ago (edited)

  Can we just appreciate every unique intro daidus creates????<br>(to specify the different ways he says the intros with different energies)

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  @valsfilms9200 · 6 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5a3JCIezy5k&amp;t=1553">25:53</a> DAIDUS BRO YOU GAVE HIM YOUR ADDRESS?! Only a man would do this😂

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  @Nyxiius · 6 months ago

  I&apos;m not a needle felter expert but as someone who cosplays, I have pricked my fingers so many times while hand sewing stuff that I feel your pain lol 😅

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