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Thank you for all your videos, I have found I use the shuttle thread for my stitches and not the thread over the hand, does this make a differences? Will try your method, but I have fingers that knot and have to release the finger stiffness. Thanks for sharing

Love the way you explain this. I used your method for needle tatting and it worked beautifully. thank you for your patience.

Excellent work! Learning Bobbin lace is on my To Do list.

Traducir al español porque no se entiende nada ni se aprende por favor

❤ nice work

Darn, I just put my bobbin lace stuff in storage!

I’ve never seen bobbins wound like this before! My brain is struggling to comprehend how it works haha. Also at the start it looks like you’re winding the thread in one direction to get it started but then it looks like it’s going the opposite direction when you do your main winding (but I guess that’s just an optical illusion because otherwise you’d be unwinding what you’d already started)

I’ve learned a lot from your channel about tatting and now it’s really nice to see you doing bobbin lace too! I tried for years (on and off) to teach myself bobbin lace, but it was hard just learning from books. Later, RUclips helped but it was still hard to progress very far. Last year I found a class fairly near where I live and it’s really helped me to have a teacher to explain and be able to ask questions. I did a few lace videos before I started the classes, but now I want to do a new series showing what I’ve learned. That pattern you are working on is stunning! So many techniques all in one piece, well done!

Una MERAVIGLIA GRAZIE DI CUORE

Beautiful work!

A masterpiece! wow 😍🥰👏👏👏

A lost art. Like tatting.

Excellent demonstration!...gud enough to make us remember n motivate to try. thank u ❤

Very good tutorial. You have the gift of good teaching. Greetings from Mexico

I know these videos are from a long time ago, but I just found them yesterday. I've been trying to learn this technique for quite a long time and this is the first one I find SO CLEAR!!!! Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge. I hope I will ever do something with it. So far it has only been learning

Dekuju za návod na dvojité pikotky🍀🌷

Bravissima! Mi piacciono molto i tuoi tutorials 😊

Pretty 😍

Ottimo tutorial Grazie, mi iscrivo. 😊

I love these so much, especially the ones you did and showed at the beginning, that you made with embroidery thread, and sewing machine thread!😍😍 Could you please tell me if you had to harden them (if so what did you use?) or do they sit like that? Also what sewing machine thread did you use please. Honestly, they are so inspiring, and helping to motivate me through my inevitable beginner frustrations when they occur (mostly I'm just having lots of fun though, even through my beginner frustration moments, but this inpspiration really helps so much). thank you so much for you clear and helpful lessons. I'm grateful. (I'm in the UK, so too far away to visit your shop).

Why did you not show how you switched colors? I'm lost.

Your videos are the Best! Thank you so much!

I found your videos after i learnt to flip the knot from another video and chains and picots from yet other videos. I am still an early beginner though, and decided to watch this to see if i could learn something, as fundamentals are important. And i did. I was winding on in a windmill fashion and didn't know about the walk wind. I also learnt about tensioning in a new way which i'll try. I'm also watching your other vidoes. thank you for your great teaching and really clear videos.

❤❤❤❤❤ I will never forget this lovely journey despite my dyslexia... thanks Monique learning in my own pace and this is helping for self care.... ❤❤❤❤❤❤

Have you ever come across a join to bare thread? You see, I bought a book by Robin Perfetti "Four dozen tatted bookmarks" and in the very first design she uses the bare thread between the rings to make a join. Do you ever do that? If so, what's your opinion about it?

Very very good tutorial! Super ditailed and clear! Thank you!

Love this pattern ❤

OMG it worked. I have no idea how I made it work, but it did - I followed your instructions, I'm still learning tatting - and I got it to work. Thank you

Thank you, Monique ❤🌷🤗

Very beautiful! I am excited to tat this! Thank you!

Thank you Monquie you a servant of others!

Thanks!Very nice!

Idk if youre still on RUclips but I am struggling so much with reversing work. I just cant tell if im doing it right at all and it nevwr turns out

Absolutely brilliant video. Superbly clear. Thank you!! ❤

First time I see you, i can spot your hands but never seen your face, cute as a button. Your work space is really nice.

Por favor explicar en español para poder entender y aprender quedamos agradecidas Dios las bendiga ..❤

Спасибо огромное!❤❤❤

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! This is so important and usefull! It hapens to all tatting... and now much easier!

Hi Noo Bear - Thanks for this wonderful sharing! I have a different experience to share: In the motif sample from this video, you can still use a normal ring-ring join without twisting the picot. Of course, the folded join works too. I think the scenarios that require a folded join must meet two conditions: 1) When the picot to be joined is on the right side (usually it's on the left side for right-handers), which typically occurs at the last ring about to connect with the initial ring. 2) The direction in which the last ring closes is an enclosed space. For example, in a normal five-petal ring flower, the final join must use a folded join because the center of the flower is an enclosed space. So in your sample video motif, the direction in which the last ring closes is an open space, so you can actually use a normal ring-ring join. Of course, if you want to keep it simple to remember, always using a folded join for the first and last rings is also fine. These are my experiences, and I welcome further discussion. Thanks again for your sharing; I've learned a lot from your channel! 😊

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Thank you so much, I'm a beginner and I'm learning so much from you ❤ I especially appreciate the tips useful to do a good work. I've a question, if you don't have letters or numbers with the order to follow and you have to guess in two adiacent rings which one to do first, like all the two rings similar to A and B that follow in this pattern, how do you know which one you have to tat first? Like G H or O P...if it's not specified how do I know which ring has to be done first? And in the case of two opposite rings when one need to be reversed like M and N how do you know which one to do first and which one of the two is the reversed one?

'Victorian sets' and 'node stitch' are not interchangeable. Node stitch is the reverse smooth side of the cord where the nodes between the sets just peep above and below the line. Refer to Elgiva Nicholls' work.

Thank you, they started making sense 💜

The clock in the background is soothing

Thank you. I've learned a lot from this video.

I love your tutorials - I tried following your example but found it a lot easier to use a picot gauge (to hold the fluffy loops steady), its funny because I don't normally use a gauge but you do except for these knots.

Thank you! You just saved me a lot of rework!

Grazie per i suoi preziosi consigli maestra💐😘

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