So generous of you to share these techniques. I am an artist working in paper and have beautiful, fine paper thread I hope to make into lungs and heart for a touring exhibition. I usually crochet, but I love the look of needle lace so will give it a try thanks to you 🌸💗🌸
In its essence, the technique of working the stitches is not that complicated...practicing and getting the tension correct takes a bit of time, but the more you do it, the faster that settles into something good!
@@themodernmakermathewgnagy215 I realised after watching your new videos that I have been making my stitching is way to tight. Thanks for the videos. The black background was an improvement. So much easier to see what you are doing.
@@christinefitzgerd4210 Right? It is so easy to pull everything very tight. It is just like beginning knitters...they always make stitches too tight. I've had to fight and fight myself to loosen up my technique once I did, the look of my lace really improved. Good luck!
Maraming Salamat! Thank you so much for your generous soul. I am a Filipinina, an artist and have always been fascinated with lace and threads and needle stitch work. I will do this activity with so much gratitude. Take care always 🙏💗🙏
It would be easier if you used colored card stock to do the foundation stitches into. I would suggest a green which seems easier on the eyes. I do bobbin lace and many pillows are covered with green fabric for that reason.
I did a whole series after this one...white is primary color of lace in the period...I really can't spend the time to make a lace that can't be used. However..when I made the whole series of lace lessons, I did change to a black paper so you can see more easily.
@@themodernmakermathewgnagy215 I definitely understand why you use white - so look forward to seeing you do this on a black background. What is best for your eyes??
Sir its so kind of you to share this with every detail. I have just gone through your tutorial and its mind blowing. Its in my 'must do' list now. I hope i haven't skipped anything but a small query that if i need several such motifs for a lace do i make them in say several triplets and join them. Is there a tutorial to show how to join in that case? Thankyou once again.
Lord have mercy! What patience. I am familiar with some of the patterns because I do crocheted lace with a size 16 hook and thread. Due to my bad vision, I can't do needle lace--the size 16 hook is bad enough, I can't see the hook so I have to work by feel
I am trying to recreate what you are doing from a standing start. I suspect my square is too big. (2" square) and I am stymied with the spacing and placement of the ground stitches. And I am having a lot of difficulty following because you flip the card around trying to get through this part swiftly...EXCEPT...I'm trying to learn how to set up the beginning. This is a new skill for me, but I know how to sew. I've even made lace before...the information I need it the part you skip over.
there is no need for YOU to keep it in the same orientation...but for US it is a different matter. I cannot see what you are doing...that is bad enough, but then you flip around and I loose track of where we are and where we are going.
Have you seen the rest of the videos? There is a whole playlist and a series where I do the work on a better background. I suggest Starting here: ruclips.net/video/xAWXCGTGkLY/видео.html
no. I can't see where you punched the holes. The pattern is not centered in the view. and it is catching too much light. and you keep moving it so my eye cannot focus. and you never tell us what size the square is. or how to create the pattern. Seems like you didn't begin at the beginning.
So generous of you to share these techniques. I am an artist working in paper and have beautiful, fine paper thread I hope to make into lungs and heart for a touring exhibition. I usually crochet, but I love the look of needle lace so will give it a try thanks to you 🌸💗🌸
Thank you for sharing your talent with the world! Blessings to all in love and light!🙏🏼💜🙏🏼💙🙏🏼🧡🙏🏼💛🙏🏼💚🙏🏼
I always wonder how these beautiful laces were made. Thank You for sharing this is a lot of work but very beautiful talent😊😊😊
Thanks for taking the mystery out of this,I think I could actually be able to make this type of lace now.
In its essence, the technique of working the stitches is not that complicated...practicing and getting the tension correct takes a bit of time, but the more you do it, the faster that settles into something good!
@@themodernmakermathewgnagy215 I realised after watching your new videos that I have been making my stitching is way to tight. Thanks for the videos. The black background was an improvement. So much easier to see what you are doing.
@@christinefitzgerd4210 Right? It is so easy to pull everything very tight. It is just like beginning knitters...they always make stitches too tight. I've had to fight and fight myself to loosen up my technique once I did, the look of my lace really improved. Good luck!
Maraming Salamat! Thank you so much for your generous soul. I am a Filipinina, an artist and have always been fascinated with lace and threads and needle stitch work. I will do this activity with so much gratitude. Take care always 🙏💗🙏
Fantastic. I can't wait to see more!!
Man, this is so cool!
Благодарю за уроки!
Que belleza!!! voy a incursionar en este modo de hacer encajes.... Gracias por los vídeos, son de una increíble ayuda!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰
It would be easier if you used colored card stock to do the foundation stitches into. I would suggest a green which seems easier on the eyes. I do bobbin lace and many pillows are covered with green fabric for that reason.
If you ever do this again it would be helpfull to use bright colored threads. Love your work!
I did a whole series after this one...white is primary color of lace in the period...I really can't spend the time to make a lace that can't be used. However..when I made the whole series of lace lessons, I did change to a black paper so you can see more easily.
@@themodernmakermathewgnagy215 I definitely understand why you use white - so look forward to seeing you do this on a black background. What is best for your eyes??
Hardly anyone does this online. I sure hope you do a video just with the pattern.
I DID SO LAST YEAR...PLEASE WATCH THE WHOLE PLAYLIST: ruclips.net/p/PL4Tll7rLOSUfeMfU0omNa1rAbryfc_58C
Sir its so kind of you to share this with every detail. I have just gone through your tutorial and its mind blowing. Its in my 'must do' list now. I hope i haven't skipped anything but a small query that if i need several such motifs for a lace do i make them in say several triplets and join them. Is there a tutorial to show how to join in that case? Thankyou once again.
Lord have mercy! What patience. I am familiar with some of the patterns because I do crocheted lace with a size 16 hook and thread. Due to my bad vision, I can't do needle lace--the size 16 hook is bad enough, I can't see the hook so I have to work by feel
Me gustaría saber el nombre del papel que utiliza y encontrar el vídeo que contiene la segunda parte. Gracias por tus explicaciones 😌
How will i take out the pattern after the lace is sewed can't get the video on your Chanel..... And many inches is the one part of the lace design
Is there a lesson two? I can’t find it on your channel
There is a whole playlist of lace-making tutorials. Look Here: ruclips.net/p/PL4Tll7rLOSUfeMfU0omNa1rAbryfc_58C
I am trying to recreate what you are doing from a standing start. I suspect my square is too big. (2" square) and I am stymied with the spacing and placement of the ground stitches. And I am having a lot of difficulty following because you flip the card around trying to get through this part swiftly...EXCEPT...I'm trying to learn how to set up the beginning. This is a new skill for me, but I know how to sew. I've even made lace before...the information I need it the part you skip over.
Again...watch the whole playlist...I addressed all of these issues with the series I did. ruclips.net/p/PL4Tll7rLOSUfeMfU0omNa1rAbryfc_58C
there is no need for YOU to keep it in the same orientation...but for US it is a different matter. I cannot see what you are doing...that is bad enough, but then you flip around and I loose track of where we are and where we are going.
work on tan or blue or green...instead of white...
Please i'm Algerian i d ont understand well your explications true to use another color of cartoon because i dont see very wellyor doing
Thanks
white out keeps me from seeing where you are stitching.
Have you seen the rest of the videos? There is a whole playlist and a series where I do the work on a better background. I suggest Starting here: ruclips.net/video/xAWXCGTGkLY/видео.html
no. I can't see where you punched the holes. The pattern is not centered in the view. and it is catching too much light. and you keep moving it so my eye cannot focus. and you never tell us what size the square is. or how to create the pattern. Seems like you didn't begin at the beginning.