I greatly appreciate this tutorial. I have tried Hens and Chicks, too. I had to give up when it came to the thread bar. Then I tried your pattern and again, there was the thread bar. Thank you so much for showing me how to add a new thread.
@@11Frivole some edging that’s a hen and chicks. It’s olive colored and I’m hoping to sew it onto the bottom of an old black tank top. I’ve never made this long of a tatted project so this was really helpful!
@@clairejohnson1299 It's always lovely to hear when I've helped people with my videos. I think your tank top will look lovely with hen & chicks at the bottom. Good luck with your project!
I was very interested in seeing this and you did not disappoint me! Fantastic! I could not wrap my brain around it and you cleared it up for me! Thank you! I love that pattern and wondered where I could get it. It will be perfect to take on my flight this Friday.
Hi Maria, thank you very much for your comment. I was planning on making a video about this edging so I'll try to get it done before the end of the week! I wanted first to modify the corner I used and design a better one. I'll try to get it done as quickly as possible.
You are amazing to do this for me. I have a tough time sitting at an airport (when I rarely fly) with nothing to do. I take a pill bottle full of homemade shuttles, with size 10 thread on them, in case anyone wants to learn.
This is a wonderful technique. Do you happen to have any written instructions so I don't have to pull up the video every time while I'm learning this technique?
Hi I change my hair do😱 can you email or put the written pattern for this design and show a little how to do it. I think this will be good for a chocker. What do you think? 🤗
Hi Marcia, sorry I didn't reply straight away! The pattern is available on my blog (under the Patterns Tab). And I have a whole video that shows how to work the edging: ruclips.net/video/KHlyB5nCw_w/видео.html
Hello, this might be due to the way you pull your rings and the lengths of your bare threads perhaps? You have to try to be as consistent as possible so that all elements are the same size as other matching ones. It's a bit hard for me to say without actually seeing your tatting. :-)
Hello Fatima, there are no chains in this pattern and all the stitch counts and the whole pattern is available in this video: ruclips.net/video/KHlyB5nCw_w/видео.html
And thank you for asking as I've now added a link to the pattern in the video and also in the information box below the video. I hope you enjoy making it.
Hi Asha, thank you for your comment. Unfortunately, although I can needle tat, I'm so much more comfortable with my shuttles. I'll leave needle-tatting videos to the experts in that area. :-)
@@11Frivole Yes, please. Are there different methods for joining , either same length or different ones ? I am not aware, so it would be wonderful if you could guide me. Thank you so much.
@@manishagahlot9601 Hi Manisha, you would just use the picots to join another length. If you look at this particular pattern for example, you could join two lengths in mirror image and use the picots that I'm joining to the hanky to join to another length instead. Many edgings are made in more than one round, so it's the same idea really. :-)
@@11Frivole Thank you so much. I understand that the picots are joined when the second length is being made. Am I right? Also , could you guide me on joins when an additional ring is required in between two rings? Thank you so much
@@manishagahlot9601 Hello Manisha, yes you are correct, you join when making the second length and match picots from both sides so that the two lengths are mirrored but you could also join them one on top of the other too or tip to tip, it depends on the look you are trying to achieve. I'm not sure what you mean by your second question, an additional ring required between two rings?
Lo siento, no hablo español lo suficientemente bien, pero acabo de publicar un nuevo video que muestra cómo agregar subtítulos en su idioma, puedes verlo aquí: ruclips.net/video/8rlJm54SuKg/видео.html Espero que esto ayude.
Thank you so much for making tatting videos, because of this, I was able to make my very first tatted bookmark. ❤️
I'm so glad! Thank you for your comment Minette. :-)
I greatly appreciate this tutorial. I have tried Hens and Chicks, too. I had to give up when it came to the thread bar. Then I tried your pattern and again, there was the thread bar. Thank you so much for showing me how to add a new thread.
My pleasure! I'm glad if you found the video useful. :-)
Oh! That was actually a lot easier than i thought! Thank you again for the amazing tutorials.
Glad you like them!
Cathleen WhiteThank you for making these videos. They are always so helpful and beautiful to watch. As always your project is just perfect.
Thank you very much Cathleen!
This is a great video.....such a perfect neat way to join threads
Glad you think so! Thank you! :-)
God bless you for making this! It has saved my project!!!
So glad to hear it! What are you working on?
@@11Frivole some edging that’s a hen and chicks. It’s olive colored and I’m hoping to sew it onto the bottom of an old black tank top. I’ve never made this long of a tatted project so this was really helpful!
@@clairejohnson1299 It's always lovely to hear when I've helped people with my videos. I think your tank top will look lovely with hen & chicks at the bottom. Good luck with your project!
I was very interested in seeing this and you did not disappoint me! Fantastic! I could not wrap my brain around it and you cleared it up for me! Thank you!
I love that pattern and wondered where I could get it. It will be perfect to take on my flight this Friday.
Hi Maria, thank you very much for your comment. I was planning on making a video about this edging so I'll try to get it done before the end of the week! I wanted first to modify the corner I used and design a better one. I'll try to get it done as quickly as possible.
You are amazing to do this for me. I have a tough time sitting at an airport (when I rarely fly) with nothing to do. I take a pill bottle full of homemade shuttles, with size 10 thread on them, in case anyone wants to learn.
Absolutely, I never travel without my tatting! Perfect for airports. Maria, please contact me through my blog, about the pattern.
Thank you!
Where i could see the tutorial of this pattern?? Thank you for your trick!! The best video that i saw about it!!
Thank you, glad you found it helpful. The whole pattern can be found in this video: ruclips.net/video/KHlyB5nCw_w/видео.htmlsi=YLokITST04O8z0Vq
This is a wonderful technique. Do you happen to have any written instructions so I don't have to pull up the video every time while I'm learning this technique?
Hi Allen, glad you like it! But sorry, no, I don't have written instructions for this technique, just video. :-)
Exactly what I needed, thank you!
Glad it helped!
Thank you so much for this great video! What thread are you using? The colour is gorgeous!
Bonjour Julie, the thread is DMC Cébélia no.30, shade 992
I’m looking for the pattern for that edge. I’m thinking to make a chocker for my daughter. Thank you so much I learned so much from you🤗
Hi Marcia, I'm currently working on a new video that will show how to make it. Coming up soon!
Frivole thank you
Thank you for sharing! You are so generous!
My pleasure, I'm always glad if people find the videos helpful, and thank you for writing! :-)
Pls white chain 3 4?
Hi Fatima, I answered your previous comment, hope you found it?
Hi I change my hair do😱 can you email or put the written pattern for this design and show a little how to do it. I think this will be good for a chocker. What do you think? 🤗
Hi Marcia, sorry I didn't reply straight away! The pattern is available on my blog (under the Patterns Tab). And I have a whole video that shows how to work the edging: ruclips.net/video/KHlyB5nCw_w/видео.html
¡¡Genial!!..yo me las ingeniaba con el hilo mágico, así es mucho mejor...gracias por compartir.
That's great, thank you for your comment and I'm glad you like the method.
Where can I find your patterns
Hi Monica, there is a link to my website in the information box below the video, there are links to all my patterns there.
Its amazing!!!!!!😘😘😍😍😍😍🤗🤗🤗🤗
U have got a new subscriber ma'am 😁😁😁
Thank you very much Manish! :-)
Dove posso acquistare questo tipo di shuttle?
Hello, I'll add the info in the box below the video.
My tatting lace doesn’t sit that straight and well. It curves up and down.
Hello, this might be due to the way you pull your rings and the lengths of your bare threads perhaps? You have to try to be as consistent as possible so that all elements are the same size as other matching ones. It's a bit hard for me to say without actually seeing your tatting. :-)
Pls how many chain ?write tell me pls
Hello Fatima, there are no chains in this pattern and all the stitch counts and the whole pattern is available in this video: ruclips.net/video/KHlyB5nCw_w/видео.html
And thank you for asking as I've now added a link to the pattern in the video and also in the information box below the video. I hope you enjoy making it.
Thank you. This makes much more sense and less frustrating than what I was doing.
Very glad if you find it helpful! :-)
Thank you so much for teaching, it's very beautiful! Nest time can make with the needle pls. Thank you.
Hi Asha, thank you for your comment. Unfortunately, although I can needle tat, I'm so much more comfortable with my shuttles. I'll leave needle-tatting videos to the experts in that area. :-)
Thank you. I did it
Great! :-)
Wooww çok güzel olmuş
😊
Thank you so much, for sharing the technique. Could you please share a video on joining two similar laces lengthwise to make a broader band, please
Hello Manisha, do you mean making two lengths of this particular lace and joining them up?
@@11Frivole Yes, please. Are there different methods for joining , either same length or different ones ? I am not aware, so it would be wonderful if you could guide me. Thank you so much.
@@manishagahlot9601 Hi Manisha, you would just use the picots to join another length. If you look at this particular pattern for example, you could join two lengths in mirror image and use the picots that I'm joining to the hanky to join to another length instead. Many edgings are made in more than one round, so it's the same idea really. :-)
@@11Frivole Thank you so much. I understand that the picots are joined when the second length is being made. Am I right? Also , could you guide me on joins when an additional ring is required in between two rings? Thank you so much
@@manishagahlot9601 Hello Manisha, yes you are correct, you join when making the second length and match picots from both sides so that the two lengths are mirrored but you could also join them one on top of the other too or tip to tip, it depends on the look you are trying to achieve. I'm not sure what you mean by your second question, an additional ring required between two rings?
Qué bonito trabajos haces, me gustaría q hiciera un pañito paso a paso y en Español porfi
Holà, lo siento pero no hablo español suficientemente para hacer videos en español.
Hermoso, por favor traducirlo a Español. Gracias.
Lo siento, no hablo español lo suficientemente bien, pero acabo de publicar un nuevo video que muestra cómo agregar subtítulos en su idioma, puedes verlo aquí: ruclips.net/video/8rlJm54SuKg/видео.html
Espero que esto ayude.
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