Ramune Jauniskis - Felting

Portion of a show produced for Brookline Access Television. Interview with Felting artist Ramune Jauniskis with Felting demo (mainly excluded in this shorter version of the show). Filmed, edited and produced by Leor Brenman. Aired on Brookline Access Television (BATV) starting June 2006. Viewers of this show called the Brookline Arts Center requesting additional felting classes be added.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Ramune
• Jauniskis
• Felting
• Leor
• Brenman
• Brookline
• Access
• Television
• Arts
• Center
• Artist

[zahara11]

Perhaps dispense with all the talking in the beginning and do more explaining of how water/soap and how to combine colours and agitating it to create the felt to start,THEN the rest would make more sense. For someone whose never seen this before, its a bit lacking so maybe make 2 Parts. But the boots were fun to see, real cute.

[lbrenman]

Hi Zahara11, Thanks for your interest. My intention is to provide portions of my shows that air on our local tv station. Sorry for having to cut them short to meet youtube's 10 min limit. Maybe, in the future, I will choose to split the shows into 10 minute portions so they will be more complete but for now this will have to do. Thanks.

[yolandac]

Sorry about the expression but the video is useless. It doesn't show anything, but the author talking about herself, which is nice, but not the only thing that interest the viewers... Please review your "cutting" policy, because it doesn't work with us, the viewers, who are suppose to see this.

[nombrefantastico]

what else could she say, felting is just that. even soap is not even necessary.

top or blousse wool, hot water and rolling hitting washing machine or a volume..

[bobike321]

thanks for sharing

[onebumatatime]

yeah, something happened halfway - the video got messed up somehow!

[Gosz11]

Są super!!

[mcsammons]

this video shows no part of the felting process. I would much rather see the whole thing in two parts.

[sparkfiberarts]

As a feltmaker myself, I like hearing her talk about her approach to the medium. There are lots of books available today (2008) to help people learn the process of felting. You don't need to learn how on YouTube. There are classes all over the world. Many, many in North America.

[birdhousegourd1]

These boots are really cute, but she did not show us how to do it!! The boots that she has in her video are just a different layout of color and pattern. The only way that I can think of how she did this was to lay another fleece over the top of the one on the table. She worked on the felting process until she was able to take out the pattern in the center by cutting the boots in half. That would prevent the two layers from sticking together. Then she finished the felting process.