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    • Jeremy Ross
      Jeremy Ross @EliaMurrayArt last edited by

      That would definitely be fun to follow @EliaMurrayArt!

      https://www.instagram.com/jeremyrayross
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      https://jeremyrayross.substack.com/

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      • Ryan Ehr
        Ryan Ehr @EliaMurrayArt last edited by

        @EliaMurrayArt I missed the first one (caught up at the end), so consider me subscribed!

        https://www.instagram.com/ryan.ehrenberg/
        https://www.ryehr.com/

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        • Coley
          Coley last edited by

          Yes please 😁

          https://www.instagram.com/nicoleledrewmay/

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          • EliaMurrayArt
            EliaMurrayArt last edited by

            Fabulous!

            Well I'm going to do it in a way that doesn't give away what the podcast episode will be - as I'm sure the SVS team would prefer that.

            Fortunately 😉 every podcast episode has a Red Rabbit in it (so no surprise there) and since that is the main fun thing to build. That's what I'll be showing.

            So stay tuned folks. Let's build a Rabbit!

            Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eliamurrayart/
            Portfolio: www.eliamurray.com

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            • EliaMurrayArt
              EliaMurrayArt last edited by

              and hey - if you'd like to follow along. Go out and get yourself the following:

              20g art wire
              Needle Nose Pliers
              Pipe Cleaners (any color doesn't matter)
              Needle Felting Needle (found on Etsy - just get a basic one, nothing fancy needed)
              Wool Roving/Batting (also any color - though I'll be using white core wool for interior sculpting, and red wool roving) You can find this on Etsy pretty easily. Core wool is cheap and general undyed, and then you can find fancier colors too but you get much less of it.

              And that's it!

              Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eliamurrayart/
              Portfolio: www.eliamurray.com

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              • carlianne
                carlianne last edited by

                buckles seat belt

                Check out my art and tutorials :)

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                Youtube:
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                • Rachel Horne
                  Rachel Horne @EliaMurrayArt last edited by

                  @EliaMurrayArt Yes that would be so great! 🙂

                  www.rachel-horne.com
                  instagram.com/rachel_horne_art

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                  • Rachel Horne
                    Rachel Horne @EliaMurrayArt last edited by

                    @EliaMurrayArt that's fabulous, thank you! When will it be taking place? Just so I have the time to gather the necessary tools.

                    www.rachel-horne.com
                    instagram.com/rachel_horne_art

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                    • EliaMurrayArt
                      EliaMurrayArt @Rachel Horne last edited by

                      @Rachel-Horne I'll be starting soon but you can certainly gather the materials a flip back.

                      Plus there will be time between posts so if you order the wool soon and it doesnt show up for a bit, that's ok because we are starting on the rabbit design and the armature. 🙂 there's time!

                      Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eliamurrayart/
                      Portfolio: www.eliamurray.com

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                      • Rachel Horne
                        Rachel Horne @EliaMurrayArt last edited by

                        @EliaMurrayArt Super, thanks 🙂

                        www.rachel-horne.com
                        instagram.com/rachel_horne_art

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                        • EliaMurrayArt
                          EliaMurrayArt last edited by

                          Ok!

                          I'm ready. Are you ready? Did you get your materials? IF you didn't - that's ok! Make it up. Use masking tape to bulk out the rabbit - Wire & tape can make a pretty good rabbit. Anyways here's my plan as of right now . I've sketched out a pretty basic design for my rabbit, and then I have laid out where I'll be building the wires.

                          The blue is where I'll be wrapping the wire with pipe cleaners - but again this is not necessarily needed.

                          You can see from the sketch how much bulking out sections will need. The head and the belly will be getting the most bulk, where as the arms and the legs I'll have to be more careful and keep them thin because the wire will take up a lot of space.

                          Cheers!

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                          Portfolio: www.eliamurray.com

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                          • Coley
                            Coley last edited by

                            Ooh I have pretty much all those materials (just getting caught up on this thread!) . I’ll do it with you 😊 . I’ll have to poke around for some wire, I might not be up on how thick or thin etc the wire is but will find something I’m sure. Hopefully there are pipe cleaners from my days with little kids!
                            How big are you building your rabbit?

                            https://www.instagram.com/nicoleledrewmay/

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                            • EliaMurrayArt
                              EliaMurrayArt @Coley last edited by

                              @Coley I'll be using wool and needle felting the rabbit 🙂

                              Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eliamurrayart/
                              Portfolio: www.eliamurray.com

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                              • Coley
                                Coley @EliaMurrayArt last edited by

                                @EliaMurrayArt yep I have loads of needle felting supplies! Just wondering size. I was thinking smaller, maybe because I’m lazy and I know how much time it can take hahaha . But padding it out helps. My needle felts were super dense so lots of stabbing involved!

                                https://www.instagram.com/nicoleledrewmay/

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                                • EliaMurrayArt
                                  EliaMurrayArt @Coley last edited by

                                  @Coley if you make it smaller you might not need the wire armature! Though I like to use it regardless.

                                  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eliamurrayart/
                                  Portfolio: www.eliamurray.com

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                                  • Coley
                                    Coley @EliaMurrayArt last edited by

                                    @EliaMurrayArt yes I think I’d like to give it a try to see how it goes. I might do a different creature tho, maybe a mouse, will think on it! Will let you,do your svs bunny and I’ll create something similar but a little different too😊

                                    https://www.instagram.com/nicoleledrewmay/

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                                    • EliaMurrayArt
                                      EliaMurrayArt @Coley last edited by

                                      @Coley that's a great idea! You could make anything this way 🙂 No need to make a rabbit.

                                      Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eliamurrayart/
                                      Portfolio: www.eliamurray.com

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                                        Mara Price @EliaMurrayArt last edited by

                                        @EliaMurrayArt
                                        Hi Elia,
                                        I’m totally new to this. Can you please give us the rabbit dimensions and also how much wool to buy. Etsy has so many choices in wool. Do you have a particular store you can recommend with kits?
                                        Thanks!

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                                        • EliaMurrayArt
                                          EliaMurrayArt @Mara Price last edited by EliaMurrayArt

                                          @Mara-Price That's a tough question... Personally I have bought about 1lb of core wool, because I know I'll use it and because it can be less expensive when you purchase more. For the bunny itself - it won't take that much wool. I wish I could give you more precise measurements.

                                          The amount of colorful wool is hard to determine because sometimes you need to layer a lot, sometimes you need only a little of certain colors. Like I know I need a bunch of red, but I also am going to use a little blue, some yellow perhaps, but only small amounts of those.

                                          I am going to be making my rabbit about 3-4 inches tall. So not very big, but it may be easier for you starting out to work a little larger so you can work in more details if you'd like! Small works great if you don't want to worry about details and just overall shape.

                                          I'll be using the wire armature so that I can pose and bend my rabbit.

                                          I'm going to link some shops I use in a moment!

                                          Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eliamurrayart/
                                          Portfolio: www.eliamurray.com

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                                          • EliaMurrayArt
                                            EliaMurrayArt last edited by

                                            Wool: Nice soft wool, great smooth colors.
                                            https://www.etsy.com/shop/BigSkyFiberArts?ref=usf_2020

                                            Wool: Very textured - GREAT core wool, beautiful colors.
                                            https://www.etsy.com/shop/GreyFoxFelting?ref=usf_2020

                                            Wool: Great short fiber wool for super fast felting. Tiny amounts of wool, but they go a long way.
                                            https://www.etsy.com/shop/1127handcrafter

                                            Needles:
                                            https://www.etsy.com/shop/HeidifeathersOnEtsy?ref=usf_2020

                                            Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eliamurrayart/
                                            Portfolio: www.eliamurray.com

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