Needle Tatting Zigzag stitch
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- Опубликовано: 12 окт 2024
- This is a tutorial on how to do a needle tatting Zig Zag stitch. In the video I said it was Jack's knot but one someone pointed something out to me so for this reason I change the title.
I learned this stitch many years ago when I learned to shuttle tat as a Victorian Set. My experience is that this would be a Victorian Set 2 x 2. I had forgotten it. Now that I am needle tatting more often I will revisit it. Thanks!
This zigzag stitch is so coooool! Thank you, I love it!
I love it. ❤️❤️❤️❤️ I’m from Decatur, Alabama and it’s been a mad house in the stores. I’m thankful I went two days before it all started happening but this information was given to me by my neighbors. I’m 65 and they go to the store for me if I need anything. My neighbor said he bought the last two loaves of bread and two men followed him all the way to his truck . It just so happens he always carries so they left him alone. That really scared me. I’m praying for this to be over very soon because it will get ugly fast if it doesn’t. So I say to everyone to pray pray pray.
Thank you for sharing! Yes praying that this bad time passes soon. Take care of yourself and I'm glad you have good caring neighbors ❤️
We heard that in California people were purchasing guns. Pls take care. God bless you and your neighbors for helping uou.
@@lailabaloch568 hello! Yes guns and ammo are flying off the shelves. It's some crazy times right now.
Hi, I'm from Wales. I have only recently started needle tatting and love following your videos. I have family in the States and they are on lockdown at the moment. Stay safe everyone x
Thank you! Stay safe too!
I like it better than the "regular" stitch. Thanks.
Yes, I love the way this stitch looks too!
FUN! Zig- zag is what it looks like..... but Jacks knot is sooo funny ;)Blessings
Thank You! I really appreciate you showing new stitches. I can’t wait to try the zigzag stitch. Watching in Utah-and yes people are hoarding toilet paper here as well. And yesterday we had an earthquake! Crazy indeed!!
I heard about the earthquake! Take care. I hope everyone is ok.
That's such a pretty stitch. Thanks Maria and Jack for bringing this stitch to our attention. I'm in Sindh, Pakistan. All schools, colleges, and universities are closed til 30th May. Certain food items are hard to find in market. Cinemas, malls are closed. As well as wedding halls. Stay strong..stay healthy. God bless all of us.
Thank you for sharing! Best wishes to everyone in Pakistan ❤️
I’m watching your video and liking what I see....but being a novice, I’m unsure how to use it in the pattern...so, do I make the pattern as usual in counting stitches and just make it with the new stitch? Guess I will have to do trial and error till you post us a tutorial. Glad to see you back !
I will be putting up a tutorial on how to make make a flower with Jack's knot
In patterns and books already published, it is a technique called Victorian Set, or Rick Rack, or Zig Zag, or Node Stitch. In patterns you can see it noted something like: Victorian Sets 2x2 (which is what is done in this video. 2 half stitches one direction, 2 half stitches the other direction) and you can have any number of stitches to achieve that zig zag look.
@@glorianelson690 cool info! Thanks!
Blessings
A new technique in tatting, amazing, I should it once.....
This really interesting!!!
Thanks for sharing !!!
I' m from Greece and guess what? We are in quarantine at our homes for about a week now! And yes toilet paper is precious! I don't really understand why either !!!
California just order us to stay at home. Yes I don't understand the toilet paper either. I hope this passes soon. Thank you for sharing what the people in Greece are going through
It kind of felt like we were being made fun of... hind sight is/was 2020... hahaha
But we had other paper goods ;)
Blessings
Hola María, me encantó el tutorial, y este nuevo punto de frivolité, queda muy original y ondulado!!
Te cuento que acá, en Argentina, supusieron que el virus iba a llegar mucho más tarde, pero, no pensaron en la cantidad de turistas que llegaron de países de contagio, aún cuando tenemos 97 casos hasta el momento, 18 de marzo, el gobierno nos ha sugerido que Es mejor quedarse en casa, hay gente que sí han hecho compras en cantidades increíbles, ya no se consigue alcohol en gel.
Bueno, es todo lo que puedo contarte por ahora.
Espero que pronto podamos volver a la normalidad y disfrurar de la vida como lo hemos hecho siempre. Cuídate mucho y, Dios bendiga a todos. 🙏🙏
Saludos a Argentina! El gobierno de California nos acaba de ordenar no salir. Todos esperamos que esto pase pronto. Gracias por compartir. Cuidense todos por aya!
@@MariaPapia 💕💕
Thanks Jack and Maria!
O Hope can be effort to learn about needle tatting. It's a beautiful work
i wonder how Jack's Knot [UPDATE: Zig Zag] would look written in a pattern? 🤔 it is nice--ruffly. i've never seen it before but i've only been tatting 1.5 year. I am in the Online Tatting Class and will ask if any of them have seen it👍🏼thanks for the tutorial!
I am in Arizona and we are having the same experience you are. are you in Cali? I am thankful to have tatting to enjoy💕
I am planning on making a tutorial on how to make a flower with Jack's knot. Yes I am in California and we were just order to shelter in which means everyone needs to stay home. Staying home means I get to make more tutorials 🙂
Maria Papia I'll be watching!😃👍🏼
Lefty, Thanks for you interest in Jack's knot I am 85 years old and a man, not many men do tatting!! If you are on FB check my tatting photo albums,
Jack's Knot = JK Make Ring 3 JK picot 3 JK picot 3 JK CL
In patterns and books already published, it is a technique called Victorian Set, or Rick Rack, or Zig Zag, or Node Stitch. In patterns you can see it noted something like: Victorian Sets 2x2 (which is what is done in this video. 2 half stitches one direction, 2 half stitches the other direction) and you can have any number of stitches to achieve that zig zag look.
So glad to see you again
Thank you!
Thank You for learning I am from iran stay healthy my dear
Hello from California USA
Beautiful thanks
Soo PRETTY :-)
Thank you!
I just want to say this stitch has been around for a long time - it's not new. It's already got at least 4 names - seen in many books as Victorian Sets, or Zig Zag stitch, or Rick Rack, or Node Stitch.
I just thought I'd mention that - we don't need to be confused with another new name.
If a pattern says "JK", that is the common abbreviation for "Josephine Knot" - a different technique.
Thank you for the info. I will let my subscribers know about this on my next tutorial. I can see how you can get confused on a pattern with Jack's knot and Josephine's knots
Is tatting needle different from normal needle
The tatting needle looks just like a regular needle the only difference is that the tatting needle is longer
@@MariaPapia Thankyou fr da info.
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