❤tatted hankies are the best gifts. Turn into a baby bonnet for the babies.

Clover tatting shuttles are my favorite

The pivot combs are the hest❤

Incredible. Great instructions!!!! I am ready to start!!!!

Beautiful book. Thanks for a look.

Beautiful book!

Where can i find your motif?

Beautiful pictures.

The correct name of the Italian city is Bologna. Please give correct information.

Is it difficult for an English speaker and beginner tatter to follow along with these patterns in this and similar books when it is written in Japanese?

How pretty. I am learning to embroider. Could you possibly embroider with this on clothing?

What weight is that yarn?

So glad to learn making a coiled Centre......... v much needed. Stay blessed n happy ❤ Chai meaning Tea??

Lovely! Thanks for sharing. ❤️

Beautiful

Gorgeous book. Thank you

Love seeing your pod cast 😅

Beautiful luster

Stitching is so relaxing.

Hi! I was wondering if you ever had a problem with the Sonata locking up to the point you cant treadle anymore unless you manually turn it?

If you hold the gauge upright the picot (shuttle) thread lays along both sides of the gauge as you make the picot. If you use it flat the picot (shuttle) thread only lays along one side of the gauge - the 'ring' thread lays along the other. One puts a lot more shuttle thread into the picot and that's why the picots are different sizes. Upright (tall orientation) gauge makes a tall picot, flat (low orientation) gauge makes a short one, comparatively speaking. Whether you use them upright or flat if you don't keep your picot thread going straight across the gauge every time they won't be consistent either, even if used the same way. You always want to use the 'shortest possible path' for the orientation you are using. Diagonals are longer and it's very hard to do them on exactly the same angle every time. Once you can do that really consistently you are so proficient you may as well do them 'by eye'.

So this pattern is killing me. Do you close each round instead of a continuous round? and when it says continue in this manner do you continue only round 4 or do like 2 sc and then 4 single crochet in the next 4 stitches?

Thanks Kelli. Lots of great products.

Thanks. The handkerchief will be a beautiful gift.

Thumbs up for the subtitles ❤️ comment to tell you thank you

You are killing me Kelly! Can’t wait to shop your booth in Franklin; Tn &to take your class!

❤❤❤ your only limited by what you can imagine ❤❤❤

Thanks for sharing your inventory with us.

It's close to a size 8 dmc pearl cotton equivalent to size 20 Lizbeth. I bet it tats well.

Does that thread lose its sheen once you've tatted it? That's always my concern with pearl cottons.

I might be interested in that book if you can find it!

I am not left handed, but I hold the needle in my left hand when I cast on. I simply could not follow other videos as the needle was in the wrong hand. watching your video helped immensely.

have missed you , good to see you

I swapped my treddle connecters for paracord when one snapped a few years ago. Looks weird but works great haha

Beautiful❤

Those patterns look like arcane glyphs or sigils 😂

Best your video

Glad I could make you remember some good times!

this video reminds me of when I would take my Mother to visit my sister in Rolla we would stop off in Hermann to visit the Stone Hill Winery that has been over 40 years ago thank you for the memories

Im sorry if you mentioned this in the video and i missed it, but ive been trying to figure out the difference between the comb and the gauge. Do they do basically the same thing and people just have their preference or are they good for different things?

I started my bobbin lace journey using clothes pins that I got from Dollar Tree to see if it was something I wanted to continue with. Since I get straw for my garden, I used that to stuff my cookie pillow. I am going to head back to Dollar Tree for a pool noodle to give that a try now. I want to make lace for my blouses.

Thanks. That is something new to me.

I'm sure there's still mint. Mint does not go away without concerted effort. What do you do with the droppings? Add to compost?

You have quite the variety in your garden. Ina is a good helper.

Where could I buy it?

Thanks for showing the great knits.

I love your videos! They always lift my spirits and energize me! You react to gorgeous yarns exactly like I do and it's delightful to see!!

I absolutely am in love with my Komski and Tasia. It’s spins like a dream and can do every single thing I wanted to do.

Such a nice variety of books.