@@gloriagandy9721 hi Gloria - if you click on my channel you will see dozens and dozens of stitch tutorials using all kinds of different threads. Enjoy!
Your vessel is truly beautiful😋! Thank you for sharing your progress on the vessel. I also looked over the videos for the bullion circle. I am so happy you explained this, I want to include the on my latest project
The Bullion Needle sold by Sue Spargo glides through easily because the eye is actually smaller than the shaft. No tool is needed to pull thread through Araine
I actually prefer the Tulip bullion knot needles- I think the eyes are even more slim than the SS needles. The Tulip short fine ones are really smooth. I also find the pliers extremely helpful when doing a ton of wraps.
Thank you for showing your tips & tricks when making bullion circles - I need to do more of these on my projects - they add a lovely texture and are so pretty!
I find the Tulip works better for me and the pliers are absolutely essential when doing difficult threads and many wraps. But if you’ve found you can pull the thread through without using them, by all means. This is only my personal experience. ❤️
These are so cool. I need to make a snail. This may be my answer. Thanks so much. I am left handed also but I noticed you wrap with your left hand and I wrap with my right hand. I interesting. I love your videos
I think we lefties are a bit ambidextrous. I use scissors with my right hand (because I had to!) and I knit as a right handed person does because my mother was right handed and she taught me when I was very young. ❤️💕❤️
@@ArianeZurcher212 yes I agree. I use scissors with my right hand. My dad bought me some left handed scissors years ago and I had to use them right handed. My grama tried to teach me to tat and I couldn't get it. Years later I wanted to try again and all of the instructions were right handed. So I taught myself right handed and when I figured it out I switched it to left handed. We definitely need to learn to adapt
Nice to see you stitching again!❤❤❤❤
@@theresaveroline3597 thx so much Teresa ❤️
Thanks for a great tutorial on bullion circles, definitely going to give them a try. Xxx
Let me know how it goes! ❤️
Well I never. Great stitch. That vessel looks fantastic against the white wall
Thanks so much Karen! ❤️💕❤️
Love this! Thank you for sharing! Would love to see other types of stitches with a whole lot of different threads! Thank you!
@@gloriagandy9721 hi Gloria - if you click on my channel you will see dozens and dozens of stitch tutorials using all kinds of different threads. Enjoy!
Your vessel is truly beautiful😋! Thank you for sharing your progress on the vessel. I also looked over the videos for the bullion circle. I am so happy you explained this, I want to include the on my latest project
@@TerriDeMent thx so much Terri. The bullion circles are fun. Let me know how they turn out! ❤️
Very helpful video and beautiful stitch. Thank you for sharing
Thx Maria!
Thank you for sharing this wonderful tutorial ❤️
You are so welcome! 🤗
The Bullion Needle sold by Sue Spargo glides through easily because the eye is actually smaller than the shaft. No tool is needed to pull thread through Araine
I actually prefer the Tulip bullion knot needles- I think the eyes are even more slim than the SS needles. The Tulip short fine ones are really smooth. I also find the pliers extremely helpful when doing a ton of wraps.
Thank you for showing your tips & tricks when making bullion circles - I need to do more of these on my projects - they add a lovely texture and are so pretty!
Thx Gwen. So glad this helped.
I find the Tulip works better for me and the pliers are absolutely essential when doing difficult threads and many wraps. But if you’ve found you can pull the thread through without using them, by all means. This is only my personal experience. ❤️
Thank you for teaching this stitches! More please! Love what you do ❤
Fabulous! I could stare at your work for hours!
Aw.. thx so much!
I just love your idea. Thank you
❤️💕❤️🤗
great video...........superlative camera work. 💕thank you
Thx so much Alice! ❤️
I just bought 6 different balls on the Lang Yarn Lino yarn. Think it is about to be discontinued.
Oh no!! I LOVE that yarn. Smart to have purchase a lot! ❤️
Good morning. I how you got my message on Facebook. Thank you again.
Of course! I also did respond to your message here on RUclips. Perhaps you didn't see it though... ❤️
These are so cool. I need to make a snail. This may be my answer. Thanks so much. I am left handed also but I noticed you wrap with your left hand and I wrap with my right hand. I interesting. I love your videos
I think we lefties are a bit ambidextrous. I use scissors with my right hand (because I had to!) and I knit as a right handed person does because my mother was right handed and she taught me when I was very young. ❤️💕❤️
@@ArianeZurcher212 yes I agree. I use scissors with my right hand. My dad bought me some left handed scissors years ago and I had to use them right handed. My grama tried to teach me to tat and I couldn't get it. Years later I wanted to try again and all of the instructions were right handed. So I taught myself right handed and when I figured it out I switched it to left handed. We definitely need to learn to adapt
@@judymarkel8029 exactly. Maybe it’s our super power! ❤️
Beautiful work ❤
Thx so much Carolyn!
Looks great ❤
Thx so much Susan. ❤️
Good tutorial 👍🧡💐
Thx Anita!