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.
Thank you lovely lady, without your guidance I would never have began tatting myself, your teaching is so brilliantly done. Keep them coming teach as many as you can. It’s great to see this craft come to light for all generations to learn.
Thank you, I wanted to see if my way of teaching was like yours and it is. I’ve been tatting for 20 years and have recently been teaching at a senior center but the covid has been interrupting our follow up classes. Hope you’re doing well, I’ve been watching all your videos, they’re well done.
I'm happy you're enjoying the videos. Covid has caused havoc everywhere. I am meant to be teaching sewing and tatting face to face, but classes have been permanently cancelled. I am hoping to get some sewing videos up soon.
Hallelujah... I've finally conquered flipping the story after reviewing your video several times thanks so much. Will be watching all the video s in your "Newbie" play list.
Thank you so much for your excellent video. I kept dropping the shuttle and now I see how you slightly move your finger to let it slide. I believe this will help me so much Thank you again.
I'm so glad it helped you! You're right, you don't let go of the shuttle - but 'loosen your grip' so the thread can slide between your finger and the shuttle - it's hard to explain in writing! 🤣I do online zoom classes too - they can be a class of 4 or individual. You're welcome to pm me if you would like information.
Wow! What an amazing video. I learned how to tat 40+ years ago by a very old lady with out any books and very old shuttles. After. Recovering from a very bad broken wrist, I wanted to go back to this old art form. I find a lot of different tatting terms, methods and tools very different when I first learned. After watching a few of your videos, I like the technique and the speed you “throw” your shuttle. After watching this video, it has improved my technique and speed very much. Thank you for your time, talent and patience for given us you awesome videos.
If this works for you then absolutely. I also crochet and found the same thing when I first started tatting - it felt really weird to do it the other way! I do find that my thread flows better and my tension is better with the first finger and thumb pinch, but this could just be me 😆Do what works best for you.
Am I the only person in the world who spends trying to learn a new tecknique kin each new row and spends two hours doing the teckniwue over and over , ripping out and at it again?
In my classes I show you how to do the technique, we make as many samples as you need, then homework is to make a doily or motif using the technique you just learnt.
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.
Thank you! I'm thrilled it's helping you.
Thank you lovely lady, without your guidance I would never have began tatting myself, your teaching is so brilliantly done. Keep them coming teach as many as you can. It’s great to see this craft come to light for all generations to learn.
You are very kind. So glad you are finding the videos helpful!
Thank you, I wanted to see if my way of teaching was like yours and it is. I’ve been tatting for 20 years and have recently been teaching at a senior center but the covid has been interrupting our follow up classes. Hope you’re doing well, I’ve been watching all your videos, they’re well done.
I'm happy you're enjoying the videos. Covid has caused havoc everywhere. I am meant to be teaching sewing and tatting face to face, but classes have been permanently cancelled. I am hoping to get some sewing videos up soon.
This is the very best training video out there. Thank you.
Wow, thank you!
Hallelujah... I've finally conquered flipping the story after reviewing your video several times thanks so much. Will be watching all the video s in your "Newbie" play list.
Brilliant! Well done!! I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
very good!! this will help a lot of tatters having trouble flipping the sts👍🏼
I hope so. 😊
Thank you for sharing. I came here because someone recommended it. Please continue to post more videos. Liked it.
Thank you!
You are an AMAZING teacher. Thank you for guiding me through the process. I appreciate it SO much.
Thank you! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video. I also teach classes online (I use Teams) if you're interested. 🙂
Thank you so much for your excellent video. I kept dropping the shuttle and now I see how you slightly move your finger to let it slide. I believe this will help me so much Thank you again.
I'm so glad it helped you! You're right, you don't let go of the shuttle - but 'loosen your grip' so the thread can slide between your finger and the shuttle - it's hard to explain in writing! 🤣I do online zoom classes too - they can be a class of 4 or individual.
You're welcome to pm me if you would like information.
@@NooBearAus Thank you I'm going to practice a bit. Wonderful to know that you do zoom classes I will keep that in mind and may be interested.
Thank you thank you thank you. I think it finally makes sense!!!!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏
YAY!!
Wow! What an amazing video. I learned how to tat 40+ years ago by a very old lady with out any books and very old shuttles. After. Recovering from a very bad broken wrist, I wanted to go back to this old art form. I find a lot of different tatting terms, methods and tools very different when I first learned. After watching a few of your videos, I like the technique and the speed you “throw” your shuttle. After watching this video, it has improved my technique and speed very much. Thank you for your time, talent and patience for given us you awesome videos.
Thank you! I'm so pleased you're enjoying the videos.
Thank you so much for this it's really clear I had no idea about the thread direction and it's importance x
I'm so pleased you found it helpful! :)
Very nice!! Hope you continue to add more videos.
Thanks Debbie, I plan to add more - hopefully soon!
Muito bem filmado. Muito claras as explicações e demonstrações.
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you!
You're welcome!
is it possible to use the pinch with middle finger and thumb which is more the way I am used to in crochet? Many thanks.
If this works for you then absolutely. I also crochet and found the same thing when I first started tatting - it felt really weird to do it the other way! I do find that my thread flows better and my tension is better with the first finger and thumb pinch, but this could just be me 😆Do what works best for you.
Excelente
Thank you!
Hi Noo Bear, what brand of shuttle are you using?
Hi Rosemary, the shuttle that I am using in the video is a Clover shuttle.
Am I the only person in the world who spends trying to learn a new tecknique kin each new row and spends two hours doing the teckniwue over and over , ripping out and at it again?
In my classes I show you how to do the technique, we make as many samples as you need, then homework is to make a doily or motif using the technique you just learnt.