I am re-learning how to tat after many years so I can craft on a plane and this video is really helpful. Thank you for talking this pattern through in a clear and easy to understand manner. 😁
I am a beginner and saw this beautiful snowflake. I just made the first ring in a size 30 crochet thread. It's so dainty! I love it! Thank you for this pattern. I am going to make lots of these in various sizes.🥰
Thank you for this detailed and easy to follow tutorial. I tried to teach myself from a book years ago by gave up. I’m inspired by this lesson and am going to try again. 🥰🌻
You make it so easy to understand. Thank you. You taught me something new about tatting with embroidery floss. Yea, something new to try. Those colors are yummy. Btw, they have picot gauges that you can purchase that can help make your picots nice and consistent. Keep up the great videos.
Hi! I have been attempting to learn how to tat on and off for YEARS and have never been able to quite figure it out. Then - I watched this video and it FINALLY makes sense!!! Thank you so much for posting this!!!
This is a very clear to see and understand tutorial! Excellent explanation & demonstration of what we need to see when working our own projects. :) Thank you so much! Liked & Subscribed ^_^
Just wanna say I landed on your tutorial. Nice job giving detailed visual. However anyone following along…unless you wanna get frustrated don’t use embroidery floss. The strands slip on each other too much and get caught in your flipped knot. I tried and tried for days frustrated I got out crochet thread and had a snowflake in a couple hours.
I love tatting. I have tatted for years. I do both needle tatting and shuttle tatting. It's absolutely wonderful and very relaxing to do. I take pride in everything I make You have to have that talent to just get it right. I'm sure you'll love it the more you do
Does it matter how you wind the shuttle? Every video I watch the thread is either coming out the same side as the little sharp edge up top on the shuttle or from below and it's confusing me
you want to hold the shuttle with the little hook pointing upward towards you, then wind counter clockwise. When you hold the shuttle to use, the thread will be coming out the back of the shuttle (not the hooked side) and away from you. Hope that makes sense. Then as you need more thread, unwind a bit, and end up in the same position with the thread coming out the back and away from you.
I need to confirm how much thread you are loading on the shuttle to make this snowflake. I think you said 4 meters (as in close to 12 feet?). Please confirm this, or correct me if I have the wrong length. I want to do this ASAP. Looks like so much fun.
I am trying to do your snowflake I’m just down the third loop or chain and I ran out of thread can you please tell me or show me be really lovely how to rejoin it up with a new one so I can keep going on to making snowflake or will I just Cut off it off there and restart another one no I don’t know I am enjoying your lessons because you do it so slowly I am a very very raw beginner like I’ve been doing for five days . there is no easy patterns on the Internet for a beginner like me and other friends who are trying to do shuttle tatter’s and I love when you put it on RUclips I’m sorry I can’t watch it live because my Internet is not very good here in Tasmania in my area other people around I’ve got very good Internet just a bit annoyed . hope you have a wonderful day.
There is a RUclips channel called Frivole that has many helpful videos. As much as I dislike to recommend a (competitor?) I am sure she has videos about adding a new thread.
Sorry, you go way too slow. You lost me. Remember, people can always go back and watch again, no need to keep repeating and slowing down. Just my 2 cents
I find her instruction patient and slow. Tatting can be intimidating so I enjoy and relate. Thank you for the thorough tutorial. I had tried this years ago and gave up until her video came along.
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I am re-learning how to tat after many years so I can craft on a plane and this video is really helpful. Thank you for talking this pattern through in a clear and easy to understand manner. 😁
I am a beginner and saw this beautiful snowflake. I just made the first ring in a size 30 crochet thread. It's so dainty! I love it! Thank you for this pattern. I am going to make lots of these in various sizes.🥰
Thank you so much for going slow, for repeating and allowing true beginners to learn.
Oh my gorsh. I want to make a million of these for a Christmas tree. Thank you for the pattern ❤
Your enthusiasm is contagious! I teach tatting and I have to say you are doing a wonderful job!
Thank you for this detailed and easy to follow tutorial. I tried to teach myself from a book years ago by gave up. I’m inspired by this lesson and am going to try again. 🥰🌻
Books are too detailed and confusing. This video is just what I needed. Thanks!
I'm so excited to start. Thank you for making it make sense!
You make it so easy to understand. Thank you. You taught me something new about tatting with embroidery floss. Yea, something new to try. Those colors are yummy. Btw, they have picot gauges that you can purchase that can help make your picots nice and consistent. Keep up the great videos.
I think I can do this now! Thank you for your slow instructions !
Will you make lace or trim please?
You are an excellent teacher! First time I understood what the shuttle was act doing!
Hi! I have been attempting to learn how to tat on and off for YEARS and have never been able to quite figure it out. Then - I watched this video and it FINALLY makes sense!!! Thank you so much for posting this!!!
Glad l found your tatting tutorial, love the snowflakes, l make earrings using the floss it is a joy to tat..
This is a very clear to see and understand tutorial! Excellent explanation & demonstration of what we need to see when working our own projects. :) Thank you so much! Liked & Subscribed ^_^
Brilliant teaching! Thanks a lot 🥰
Just wanna say I landed on your tutorial. Nice job giving detailed visual. However anyone following along…unless you wanna get frustrated don’t use embroidery floss. The strands slip on each other too much and get caught in your flipped knot. I tried and tried for days frustrated I got out crochet thread and had a snowflake in a couple hours.
Thank you!!! It's perfect!!!
At least I understood how we do the tatting!!!
I love tatting. I have tatted for years. I do both needle tatting and shuttle tatting. It's absolutely wonderful and very relaxing to do. I take pride in everything I make You have to have that talent to just get it right. I'm sure you'll love it the more you do
My first time. So glad you go slow
You mentioned how someone came up with tapping. I think it was originally the way they first made fishing nets.
Did u switch the direction of wrapping the thread around the shuttle? If so plz can you tell me is it necessary?
They are called rings! Explaining is well!
Wow! Even I can follow this! LOL - Thanks sew much.
Ohmygah, that makes me so happy!
Does it matter how you wind the shuttle? Every video I watch the thread is either coming out the same side as the little sharp edge up top on the shuttle or from below and it's confusing me
you want to hold the shuttle with the little hook pointing upward towards you, then wind counter clockwise. When you hold the shuttle to use, the thread will be coming out the back of the shuttle (not the hooked side) and away from you. Hope that makes sense. Then as you need more thread, unwind a bit, and end up in the same position with the thread coming out the back and away from you.
@@Penguinandfish thank you
I'm anxious to try this! Is there only one size shuttle? Why different colors?
I need to confirm how much thread you are loading on the shuttle to make this snowflake. I think you said 4 meters (as in close to 12 feet?). Please confirm this, or correct me if I have the wrong length. I want to do this ASAP. Looks like so much fun.
It's a little more than 12 feet. A meter is about three inches more than a yard.
I am trying to do your snowflake I’m just down the third loop or chain and I ran out of thread can you please tell me or show me be really lovely how to rejoin it up with a new one so I can keep going on to making snowflake or will I just Cut off it off there and restart another one no I don’t know I am enjoying your lessons because you do it so slowly I am a very very raw beginner like I’ve been doing for five days . there is no easy patterns on the Internet for a beginner like me and other friends who are trying to do shuttle tatter’s and I love when you put it on RUclips I’m sorry I can’t watch it live because my Internet is not very good here in Tasmania in my area other people around I’ve got very good Internet just a bit annoyed . hope you have a wonderful day.
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I did this and ran out of thread. How do I add more?
There is a RUclips channel called Frivole that has many helpful videos. As much as I dislike to recommend a (competitor?) I am sure she has videos about adding a new thread.
You have not showed how to attach the last ring
Looks like you're winding clockwise.
Oh...upside down 😅
I am a left handed beginner tatter I can do this with a needle but not with a shuttle
Clr is close ring😀
Wou 😊
Sorry, you go way too slow. You lost me. Remember, people can always go back and watch again, no need to keep repeating and slowing down. Just my 2 cents
She did say in the title it is for beginners.
I find her instruction patient and slow. Tatting can be intimidating so I enjoy and relate. Thank you for the thorough tutorial. I had tried this years ago and gave up until her video came along.
Your slow speed really helps. ❤
My first time. So glad you go slow