BAGERLANeedle Felting Kit, Complete Needle Felting Tools and Supplies, Needle Felting Beginner Kits, Animals Wool Felting Kits for DIY Felting Starters

Although I’m a total beginner who never had done needle felting before, I made this all by myself. However, I’m skeptical if I could have done without watching a tutorial video. There is a YouTube video (QR code is provided in the instructions) that you can watch how to make. Make sure you change the playback speed to 0.25x because the tutorial plays too fast (2x) that you cannot follow. Anyways with YouTube video, I think you can complete your project easily.

This was so much fun!!! I didn’t make him perfect but there is some room for creativity

I'd only recommend this for really ambitious or determined beginners, because it takes quite a while to make and has lots of fiddly little details. I completed my little figure in about 6 hours.The instruction translation is really rough, but since I'd done a little bit of needle felting before and the pictures were pretty good, it worked out. The instructions include life-sized depictions of the finished project from several angles, and the most difficult aspect of the project is trying to get it to look like the pictures. My proportions were a little off, but I think the end result still turned out fairly cute.The kit includes just about everything you might need for your first attempt at creating something like this - each color of wool, the instructions (I just used the paper instructions and didn't bother trying to look up Youtube videos), eyes, a foam mat (not great quality - mine was already collapsing quite a bit after finishing this project), eyes (my kit actually came with two pairs so I saved the other pair for something else), a needle felting pen and a set of really nice needles, finger guards (vital if you don't want to risk bleeding on your project), an awl, glue sticks (but no glue gun, so I bought some craft glue instead), and everything you'd need to attach a phone strap to the finished product (I couldn't figure out the instructions for this, so I skipped it).I was worried about running out of the brown wool, but I actually ended up with quite a bit left over, which I've saved for future projects. Overall, this turned out very cute, and it was super cheap considering everything that came with it.

It’s my first time trying to do needle felting. I’ve been looking for something cute to needle felt and this is a very cute kit to try. It comes with all things that said it would be included and it does come with instructions. I was a little apprehensive at the beginning when I ordered it since there was no reviews. I’m glad that I ordered it. The kit is so cute and would be a great gift idea too.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  EDIT:I finished the second project as well of the Shiba Inu and he also turned out adorable! Adding pictures of him as well.This was so much fun to make! I'm a complete beginner and this was literally the first project I've ever done with felt. I will say the written instructions are a little hard to read as they seem to be translated from Japanese, but I highly recommend watching the youtube video that is linked via QR code on the written instructions. It helps a lot to visually see how they do it. :)

came with everything you need to make the little critter. A couple replacement needles. DONT THROW AWAY FOAM its not just filler its to stab into so you dont stab yourself. Also the little finger gloves are a finger saver.

All tools needed came with the kit. There is probably enough wool to make two bunnies

I would consider this to be a little bit of an advanced kit. It is very well put together with a lot of thought and love. Everything is so perfectly packaged and of great quality. The instructions have a lot of pictures, but some of it is in slightly broken English. Measurements are not given, so you really have to have a good sense of what size everything should be intuitively. Starting with the head, I suggest either using less of the provided color or seriously compacting all of it to about a 1 inch ball. Take a look at the size of the eyes before you start and that will show you the proportion everything else should be.I’m still working on mine and because I did not compact the head quite enough for my liking, I will likely purchase larger eyes at my local craft shop and make it work. It is so cute though.This kit has more than what you would need and you will have extras to use on other projects. Two sets of eyes, two keychains, several different needles (though I only used one), a glue stick, which I did not use and opted for superglue instead, and a whole puncher awl for placing the eyes. Hey, if you divide the materials right, you can make two tiny versions of this little bear.