You are a fantastic teacher. I would be willing to buy your series of videos so I could learn at my leisure. You are easy to understand and not confusing at all. Thank You
I love your videos , you speak in Spanish and English with is awesome. You are a wonderful teacher. You have helped me a lot understanding the bobbin lace and how to read the patterns and how to add and throw out pairs and how to add another full bobbin when you are running out of thread. You are an awesome teacher. Do you have any lace fan patterns for doing lace fans that women used in like 1910?
Thanks for your words, it’s nice to be told that my videos are helpful. You can send me a private message to my Facebook page: Mundillo Lace I will like to help you find the pattern you will like. Please forgive me for not answering before
Thank you for these tutorials! I have a question for after cutting the threads. How do you deal with the bobbins with thread on them? They are not connected in pairs anymore. Do you rewind them all? Or do you attach new empty bobbins to each? But then you get half empty bobbins next time again. I don't know how to deal with that. Is there a way to know how much thread you'll need for one project? I'm overwhelmed and throwing away a lot of scrap, so I'm wondering if there's a solution😅😢
I wish I could answer your question easily. With time you will develop your own rule. I normally feed one of the bobbins of the pair with a lot of thread and feed the other from the first when I am doing baby shoes or baby tiara. I will say 2.5 times the size of your project is a good rule. If your project is long (many yds) you will always need to add thread.
Hola Maggy: Sorry, I don't have videos for jewelry yet, but for a bracelet I can tell you to use the patterns for any bookmark and add the fittings at the beginning and end.
Hi, Ana Marie, I'm asking this here so other people might benefit from your answer. Sometimes I see that you have a lot more thread on one bobbin of a pair than the other. Is that to solve the problem of the worker bobbin going back and forth and using up a lot more thread than any other bobbin in the piece of lace? I'm almost out on my worker. :(
Hi Sarah, It depends on the project. For example if I will be doing a wide lace and long like a baby blanket, I will fill all the bobbins with all the thread the bobbin will allow. However, if it’s is a small project like a bookmark, sample, headband, I normally fill one bobbin with a lot of thread and from that one I wind the second bobbin with the amount required for the project. I pay attention to use the bobbins with more thread when doing leaves, tally or the leader. Hope this helps you.
Thank you for your fantastic dedication and work. On a funny note, am I hearing ok? I hear twist-crust-twist-crust... It is confusing and distracting, instead of cross. I have to acknowledge that saying twist-cross-twist-cross rapidly and repeatedly is a true wicked. Be well. "trabalenguas
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You are a fantastic teacher. I would be willing to buy your series of videos so I could learn at my leisure. You are easy to understand and not confusing at all. Thank You
You are such a good teacher, I am learning so much.
Excellent tutorial, excellent channel ❤️ thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!
This is such a great place to learn the concepts of bobbin lace Thank you for doing this for us.
Thank you so much! Such a good video!
Thank you I an trying to teach my self and just found your post and have leaned so much .
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Awesome video tutoriales thanks
I love your videos , you speak in Spanish and English with is awesome. You are a wonderful teacher. You have helped me a lot understanding the bobbin lace and how to read the patterns and how to add and throw out pairs and how to add another full bobbin when you are running out of thread. You are an awesome teacher. Do you have any lace fan patterns for doing lace fans that women used in like 1910?
Thanks for your words, it’s nice to be told that my videos are helpful. You can send me a private message to my Facebook page: Mundillo Lace
I will like to help you find the pattern you will like. Please forgive me for not answering before
Thank you for these tutorials! I have a question for after cutting the threads. How do you deal with the bobbins with thread on them? They are not connected in pairs anymore. Do you rewind them all? Or do you attach new empty bobbins to each? But then you get half empty bobbins next time again. I don't know how to deal with that. Is there a way to know how much thread you'll need for one project? I'm overwhelmed and throwing away a lot of scrap, so I'm wondering if there's a solution😅😢
I wish I could answer your question easily. With time you will develop your own rule. I normally feed one of the bobbins of the pair with a lot of thread and feed the other from the first when I am doing baby shoes or baby tiara. I will say 2.5 times the size of your project is a good rule. If your project is long (many yds) you will always need to add thread.
Where did you find that little roller pillow?
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Hi I have a question for you I want to make a set of jewelry bracelet and earrings do you have a tutorial your videos are so easy to learn.🙂😘
Hola Maggy:
Sorry, I don't have videos for jewelry yet, but for a bracelet I can tell you to use the patterns for any bookmark and add the fittings at the beginning and end.
@@mundillolace201 thank you.
I love having you teach the basic stitches of lace. Thank you so much.
Is it the same stitch (Twist-Cross-Twist-Cross) as (Cross-Twist-Cross-Twist)? I learned as CTCT what we called Whole Stitch or Full like you called.
It is the same. But when you work on a roll where the bobbins hang like this, you never end with a twist, as you would working an a flat pillow.
Hi, Ana Marie, I'm asking this here so other people might benefit from your answer. Sometimes I see that you have a lot more thread on one bobbin of a pair than the other. Is that to solve the problem of the worker bobbin going back and forth and using up a lot more thread than any other bobbin in the piece of lace? I'm almost out on my worker. :(
Hi Sarah,
It depends on the project. For example if I will be doing a wide lace and long like a baby blanket, I will fill all the bobbins with all the thread the bobbin will allow. However, if it’s is a small project like a bookmark, sample, headband, I normally fill one bobbin with a lot of thread and from that one I wind the second bobbin with the amount required for the project. I pay attention to use the bobbins with more thread when doing leaves, tally or the leader.
Hope this helps you.
Thank you for your fantastic dedication and work.
On a funny note, am I hearing ok? I hear twist-crust-twist-crust... It is confusing and distracting, instead of cross. I have to acknowledge that saying twist-cross-twist-cross rapidly and repeatedly is a true wicked. Be well. "trabalenguas
Jajaja, when I repeat so many times Twist-Cross-Twist-Cross the tongue gets Twist and the t gets attached to the cross. 🤣🤣🤣