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You'll be amazed at how easy it is to needle felt a fun and expressive doll with needle felting.
In this fun,selfpaced workshop you will learn how to design and create a sitting or free-standing needle felted doll that is sure to become a favored treasure and to bring tons of smiles to all who see it.
You will learn Marie's techniques for creating life-like eyes, graceful yet strong necks and poseable hands.
In this workshop, you will learn how to create a truly unique, one-of-a-kind piece of art.
By learning needle felting techniques and methods, you will see your doll spring to life right in front of your eyes.
In each stage, you will couple these techniques with your own divine inspiration to create an artful and interesting work of art that is uniquely your own.
You will get step-by-step instruction on sculpting in wool, creating expressive faces and features, creating a poseable body shape.
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Module 1 - Basic Shapes |
This module is needed to sculpt the head, body for our kit doll, and to learn the basic techniques we will use throughout our doll sculpting adventure. Just a few techniques can create so much!
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Module 2 - Creating the Body on Wire Armature |
Many teachers offer doll class with armature, and this is just a basic introduction to my method which I developed while creating polymer dolls. It makes a strong body, and strong, elegant necks. |
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Module 3 - Sculpting the Face: Nose |
Creating the face – Sculpting the nose…your doll’s “centerpiece”!
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Module 4 - Sculpting the Face: Eyes
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Creating the face – Sculpting the eyes…the window’s to the soul of your doll. |
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Module 5 - Sculpting the Face: Cheeks & Mouth |
Creating laughing, happy cheeks and expressive eyes. |
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Module 6 - Sculpting the Ears |
Sculpting realistic ears with just a few rolls and tucks!
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Module 7 - Dressing: Sculpting the Boots and Pants |
Dressing our doll for his travels. |
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Module 8 - Dressing: Sculpting the Torso and Shirt |
Dressing our doll and adding character to his mid-section. |
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Module 9 - Sculpting the Hands |
Sculpting the hands in 100% wool or using a wire armature for posable hands. Hands should be attached before head is attached. |
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Module 10 - Attaching the Head and Sculpting the Neck |
Posing the head, sewing in place and sculpting the neck |
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Module 11 - Adding Hair and Beard + Final Touches |
Give Santa those white curly locks and rosy cheeks that we have all come to love! |
This project uses written instruction, photographs and video support to bring you step-by-step, detailed instruction.
Since the class is self-paced, you will also get one-on-one support via email for your specific needs and questions. And perhaps best of all....we offer a complete kit containing everything you need to make your needle felted Santa!
*IMPORTANT RETURN NOTICE ABOUT THIS ITEM* Certain restrictions apply. *Please see our policy on Digital Media returns: Click Here
We are commited to your 100% satisfaction and felting success. We will provide techinical support for opening files, playing videos and saving them to your computer as well as felting tips, tricks, support and persoanl guidance.
We encourage you to ask any pertininet or clarifying questions you may have prior to purchase. We are here to help you succeed in your felting project and we look forward to seeing your unique finished art doll!
Thank You!
Marie Spaulding began teaching needle felting techniques online in 2004. Her company LIVING FELT was the first to publish full-color kits and booklets with step-by-step instructions for needle felting in 3-D.
Marie Spaulding has been featured on the DIY network -Uncommon Threads, published in Designer Needlefelting by Lark Books and is the founder of Living Felt, The Felting Forum and How To Felt.
Never before has Marie taught her doll making techniques online or in person, but in 2009, she wanted to do something special for her birthday, so she began sharing her needle felted art doll techniques to raise funds for her favorite non-profit organization. Since the launch of her art doll kit in March of 2009, more and more people have been requesting doll kits.
WHAT OTHERS THINK:
"Your instructional CD was a wonderful inspiration! There were so many great tips and helpful suggestions in addition to the easy-to-follow directions. I’m so happy that I tried this! Thanks, Marie!! "
Judy Taylor Woody, Richmond, TX
"Your videos are great. They are very clear and well done. Thanks so much for adding these to your class."
Maurine Adrezine
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