Just found you! Enjoying your videos. Prayers for your recovery and return to youtube.

What’s the brand name of the big mixed coloured shuttle. It,s beautiful.

So I had a free lesson tatting booth this weekend at our local quilt show. It was very well received! Some people picked it right up. Older crocheters I could not get them to loosen their grip on the ball thread trying to flip the stitch. They would not keep correct hand hold in the pinch. One lady sat with me a very long time, I helped her her and helped and helped. I then just kind of gave up because I am not a crocheter , so I could not tell her how to hold it in her muscle memory. I let her down because I do not crochet and could not get through. She was a lefty so I had her mirror what I was doing from across the table. Not sure if I will do this again, but if you have any tips in case there is another lesson opportunity, it would be greatly appreciated. And about your video……the pressure to make is real!!! Yup I too get paralyzed anticipating…..Sometimes I think that the creative process of any craft I get manic….I don’t want to do anything else…not cooking, not cleaning, not working. When I am in that phase or cycle, I kick butt. Right now I am in a lull. The pressure to create is flowing, but I am relieving the pressure with my wips, and am just not going to think about them. The snowflake is pretty! Oooooo your big doily is gorgeous! The bottom doily is gorgeous too! I like it! ((((((Hugs to you))))). Tatters unite, or untie if you accidentally typo hahaha

I am admittedly a new tatter. After years of frustration and little success I finally found out what is wrong. I have short thumbs relative to very tiny hands. So in normal slip and slide tatting with a typical 3 inch + shuttle I can make the first half of a stitch but the second half I can't reach across without holding on to the very end of the shuttle causing launching of the shuttle. Using 2.5 inch or shorter shuttles I can slip and slide tat in both directions with no problems. Reverse Riego was suggested to me by Noo Bear. With this method I can actually use larger shuttles. Though I tend to slip and slide the 1st half and Riego the second half. Just though I would put this here in case anyone else has run into similar frustrations.

Thank you the wonderful demonstration. I can now tat two different ways. Yay.

The Jennifer Williams 20 Snowflake Patterns is one of my all- time favorites as well is Jon Yusoff's snowflakes book.

Glad you see your smiling face again and a few giggles. Tatting is a knotted journey on the way to make lace. (k)not Confucius but you get it! Make lace on your journey the rest are just knots! Love you

Hugs Angie, thank you for sharing your journey... love your work!

I just found your video Thank you very much for sharing I can't wait to start , your a great teacher

Thank you for your help.👍

I have been trying shuttle tatting for a while, just not getting it😢

Thank you for showing this methode I always struggle with attaching treat and I am certainly going to try this it makes it so much neater. Do you have an instruction how to end the work how do you hide the ends there?

Thank you for your help ❤️

That was fun. What kind of clear do you use?

I wish I'd seen this a few days ago. This looks easier than the other way.

Get well! I love the shuttle with spiders))

Master of the thread makes me feel like heman who was master of the universe! 🙂

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 Get Well soon! Bless your heart! Your thread “mess” looks beautiful all laying like that!

No entiendo soy chile español ojala que mande asi

Have you thought of using a 3 or 5 crochet cotton?

your shuttle is so beautiful. I can't even tatt and I have shuttle envy.

Frog for "frogging" 😊

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Love the clicky noises too, l only work with posted shuttles for that reason 👍❤

I don't understand why KZbinrs have to spend 5 minutes talking about nothing before getting to the subject.

I really like this book. I’ve made Gillian about 10 times, but it’s been a while and I don’t have the book with me (wintering in Florida). I don’t remember having any problems with the center beads. I’ll have to make another one when I get home to see how I did it.

oooo the snowflakes with the flat beads would be snow sparkly with sequins! ❤

Happy Birthday! This past fall, I tatted up some free pattern snowflakes on pinterest. They are a gob of work, for such petite projects. My goal was to make 15. I only made 3 😳. I enjoyed your video! 🙂

The petite shuttle, I have normal hands but short fat fingers, so that one may be for me. Are these heavy like a metal boye?

I bet these feel good in your hands!

I need to look into these. Nice thread amount would fit, and I hate tatting my ends in. Thanks for these details!

Я тоже согласен, почему всегда коты😂, я тоже люблю собак. Но и котов тоже. Еще люблю воронов. Нужно дизайн с воронами👍

Спасибо, мы очень рады, что на работу моей любимой Вероники делают обзор на другом континенте планеты земля! 👍🤗

Popped the packing, yeah! 🤜🤛 These are beautiful and look like you could fill that with lots of thread for a big project! One day I will get me one of these. Thank you for promoting. Sorry about your fur baby. My fav is the butterfly!

No worries about the speed of manufacturing videos. It may mess with the youtube algorythm and the exposure you get. Regardless I will watch, like, and comment!

Check out Jennifer's tip sheet found here: www.cariad-tatting.com/_files/ugd/c32622_81fd0b75d1b04572824bf69d7037a6c8.pdf Also check out her pattern page for practice using specific techniques found here: www.cariad-tatting.com/specific-techniques-patterns

I finally understand how to do the lock join. I've been trying for so long. Thank you!

I was just revisiting the first book on tatting I ever bought, the one I learned from, "The Complete Book of Tatting: Everything You Wanted To Know but Couldn't Find Out About Shuttle Lace" by Rebecca Jones - and THIS is the method she presents as Method One, probably because it makes everything so simple. (She presents a total of five methods for the shuttle and one for needle.) And yes, she calls it Reverse Riego too, because... "...when Mlle Riego published her instructions on how to tat in 1850 she used the same method, only she did it the other way around... Riego's description of the single stitch (we call it the first half of the double stitch) is the same as our second half of the stitch and her second half is the same as our first half.)" Then she presents Mlle Riego's original instructions in a later chapter. Anyway, I saw that and wondered if anyone had videos on this method, and Google found yours pretty instantly. Bonus - I get to explore the rest of your tatting videos. Thank you!

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Hi, where did you get this shuttle, what is the brand? It looks like it holds a lot!

I was looking for a present for my brother for his birthday. This is perfect. I've been learning to tat on my own for quite a while. It is going to be fun to have someone to learn with. I'm looking forward to next week's video. The microphone was cool and the volume was perfect. See you next week.

This will be fun to see Angie use this as a base for her tat-a-long. May I say that I don't really consider myself the designer of this cross - it is simply ring and chain, ha! The first sketch was impromptu for a student who was not satisfied with a plain bookmark, as I had planned for our lesson. Her only skills in beginning this were ring, chain & join. The reason for the counts being 3, 6, & 12 was to make the tatting finish quickly. The reason for the lack of decorative picots was because the student wanted to make a cross for her brother. She was having trouble keeping up with the turns of the cross from the crude pencil sketch. When I numbered the rings for her, she could follow the pattern better.

Gina Butler taught me to tat in person! I am forever grateful to her. This tat-a-long is fantastic!

You’re doing great! Love this!

Thank you Angie! See you next week!

Is the weight of this similar to a boye metal shuttle?

Are the textured shuttles easier to hold on to? They don't slip out of your fingers as easily? Thanks! I'm hearing impaired, so the mic is a little soft, for me.

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I’m a needle tatter along with being left handed. However, I like your explanations and I think I can adapt these helps adding and hidden ends. It looks much cleaner than sewing the ends in. Thank you.

Would you post the sticky mat location too? I’m in a hospital bed with two broken legs knees and ankles. I also have a fractured back, all my items have to be close to me and not heavy ! I am just now learning tatting with and without beads. Beads rolling off my tummy is a problem. Think of the Princesses and the pea. That’s me. LOL (not). My wheelchair and right side of bed is full of stuff along with some shelving on right side. I’m stuck like this for the rest of my life because couldn’t and wouldn’t have surgery. The surgeons would just break shatter more bones trying to fix what was broken in my fall. Been like this since 2019. I loved cross stitching and even designed my own patterns using 160 different colors of thread. I have a project now but can’t comfortably work on it. Any and I mean Any suggestions you have I’d love to hear from you. I do have messenger and on Facebook if that would be a good way of communicating. I am so glad I found you on KZbin tonight!