Needle Felting in a Cookie Cutter Felting For Beginners!

This video tutorial introduces needle felting using a cookie cutter, ideal for beginners. It covers the necessary materials, setup, and basic techniques, including how to handle the felting needle safely. The tutorial guides viewers through felting both sides of a piece, focusing on edges, and adding more wool as needed. It concludes with tips on finishing touches and encourages viewers to try more advanced projects.

What is the primary purpose of using a cookie cutter in needle felting for beginners?

• To protect the surface from needle marks

• To measure the amount of wool needed

• To provide a guide for shaping the wool

• To cut the wool into shapes

Which of the following is NOT a recommended surface for needle felting?

• A piece of foam

• A wet sponge

• A felting mat

• A dry sponge

What should you be cautious of when using the felting needle?

• Breaking the needle

• Felting too quickly

• Poking your fingers

• Using too much wool

How can you tell if your needle-felted piece is not yet complete?

• The wool is too dense

• The piece is too small

• The piece changes shape easily

• The wool is too soft

What is the advantage of adding more wool to a needle-felted piece?

• It makes the piece more colorful

• It speeds up the felting process

• It is easier than removing wool

• It makes the piece lighter