Tatting - Edging No. 12

[@MyQuiltProjects]

Thank you for the link! This is lovely!

[@11Frivole]

Glad you like it! :-)

[@tasneemsadiqpetiwala5907]

V lovely selection of edging for us.and esp for the corner creation, written pattern and sharing the link !!.loads of thanks and best wishes❤

[@11Frivole]

Most welcome, glad you like everything. 😊

[@knackfulknitter]

What a joy to see a lengthy video from you! I never tire watching, learning and tatting along. It is funny, when you mentioned the shuttle swinging and how to solve it if it bothers us, I was thinking…the shuttle swinging like that would bug me to no end. Lol You do beautiful work and demonstrate so nicely. I will now download the book! Thank you, Joëlle! xx

[@11Frivole]

Hello Maria, always lovely to read your comments! I don't often use the watch strap trick as I tend to just ignore the other shuttle and just concentrate on my stitches but for some reason, I was suddenly very aware of it in the video which caused me to mention the trick. Glad you enjoyed the video and the book is wonderful. Well worth having in one's library! :-)

[@lissanne9769]

Love your work and demonstration of Tatting. Without your help I would probably never know about the little measurement markers (gauges). I don't have to use them all of the time now, but it sure helps. Thank you for showing how you create these stitches and beautiful lace.

[@11Frivole]

You're very welcome Lissanne, thank you for your nice comment. :-)

[@daisymeyer484]

Thank you for your lovely video, you work nice and clearly and are easy to follow. I am from South Africa and just started the art of tatting. Love learning your tatting styles and tricks. And thanks for the link😊

[@11Frivole]

My pleasure! Thank you very much for your comment and I hope you continue to enjoy learning to tat. :-)

[@maureentuohy8672]

Your shuttles are just exquisite.

[@11Frivole]

Thank you Maureen! :-)

[@bhavnakapil]

Thank you for sharing the link for the book ! Love watching your videos, they are so detail oriented and easy to learn ❤

[@11Frivole]

You're very welcome and thank you for taking the time to write a comment. :-)

[@Angelitague]

Bellísimo... y muy fácil seguirte, gracias por enseñar esta maravilla, lo haces tan rápido y comprensible,que me das la seguridad de "copiarte". Una alumna que te sigue desde Chile 🇨🇱👍❤️

[@11Frivole]

Hola, gracias por su comentario. Me alegro que haya encontrado el video fácil de seguir.

[@monicagilioli3112]

I have no words to thank you for this video and for the link…now I’m able to do this nice endging and I have a wonderful book…..I’m so happy!!

[@11Frivole]

Hi Monica, thank you for your comment, I'm glad you like the edging and will enjoy the book! :-)

[@manprittaraporewalla7560]

Beautiful😍 edging and demonstrated so well Thanku so much🙏

[@11Frivole]

Most welcome 😊

[@nimmyjohn9587]

Love all your work.loved this edging. Please make more edging tutorials.❤

[@11Frivole]

Thank you! I'm planning on doing more! :-)

[@giannagarda7598]

Thank you so much for the link - it is a precious book!!!

[@11Frivole]

Glad you like it Gianna, it's really a little gem of a book. :-)

[@deborahconrad2540]

Beautiful work. Thank you for the link. I can’t wait to make some of the patterns.

[@11Frivole]

You're very welcome. So many pretty patterns to enjoy making in there.

[@raphaelyehtut4384]

Thank you for your new video❤️, everything you upload is really effective and lovely.

[@11Frivole]

You're welcome Raphaël, I'm glad to hear you enjoy my uploads. :-)

[@GeminiDolly52951]

You are such a joy to watch for tatting tutorials. Do you have a video showing how you would attach this to a hanky edge after you have it all tatted? Thank you for taking the time to do up all these videos that you do.

[@11Frivole]

Hello Esther, yes I do have a video showing how to attach an edging, you can view it here: ekzbin.info/www/bejne/iIi7hJaleNx5eZo Hope it helps! And thank you for your nice comment. :-)

[@marcusgearsdeadsilence1007]

Lovely ❤️I like it. Thank you for sharing and helping 🌷

[@11Frivole]

You’re welcome 😊

[@matildac9672]

thank you so much for showing us this. i looked up the book in your link and wow i love the edging in that book. but i have to admit i struggle how to read the pattern in this old book. are you able to do a tutorial of some sort how to read and interpret the patterns? i would love for you to do more of these tutorials as well. really helps seeing it written it out like you have made more sense to me.

[@11Frivole]

Hello Matilda, thank you for your comment, I'm glad you enjoyed this video. I'd been planning to make more from this book so perhaps in a future video, I'll try to take a bit more time explaining how to read old patterns. :-)

[@joannem.s.layton7496]

I love your shuttles! Where do you get them? Thank you so much for your posts. I’m new at shuttle tatting and have learned so much from you!

[@11Frivole]

Hi Joanne, thank you for your comment, I'm very glad to hear you find my videos useful. I make the shuttles I use in my videos and regularly have some for sale in my Etsy shop (www.etsy.com/shop/lacossette). In fact I will be listing a few in a couple of hours. :-)

[@joannem.s.layton7496]

@@11Frivole Excellent! I will be checking to see them online! They would make a perfect Christmas gift to ME!

[@heileni]

Beautiful, thank you! In the directions of making the corner, it. doesn't say to where you join the picots of the large (9 picots) ring. Do you join them to the previous large ring?

[@11Frivole]

Hello, yes, you join the first two picots of the large ring to the matching picots on the previous large ring.

[@hanansalah1566]

Hi madam , iI adore your work , you have such a beautiful shuttle is this made specially for you ? from where you buy it ? and thank you so much for the excellent explanation !

[@11Frivole]

Hello Hanan, thank you for your nice message; I make the shuttles I use in my videos and regularly have some for sale in my Etsy shop, should you be interested (www.etsy.com/uk/shop/lacossette) - there are none for sale at the moment but I'm in the process of making more. :-)

[@bobthebike7538]

Grand work I wish I could be that even with my picots.

[@silverflame_firebug]

I know, right?!

[@11Frivole]

Thanks BoB! Some people draw themselves little dots on their left index finger to be able to quickly gauge the size of picots - would that help?

[@11Frivole]

:-)

[@anamariatangdealvarez7580]

Felicitaciones.. Trabajo maravilloso.. Me encantan tus lanzaderas.. Trataré de descargar el libro. 👍🌹

[@marcusgearsdeadsilence1007]

I like this pattern you explain very well but I have problem closing small ring. Can you give me some advice please. Thank you 💐

[@11Frivole]

Hello, do you mean you are having trouble closing the Josephine Knots? They can be difficult to close it is true, they are fiddly as they are very small. It's easier if you do not make your stitches too tight and close your ring by pulling towards the left rather than downwards.

[@marcusgearsdeadsilence1007]

Thank you for the help I going to try 💐

[@11Frivole]

@@marcusgearsdeadsilence1007 I hope it gets easier with practice! :-)

[@11Frivole]

Hi again, I just realised the small rings are not Josephine Knots as I said in my first reply but just small rings of 6 stitches. The same applies for closing them though! :-)

[@nanyang1714]

Can you also make a video on how to make a collar from this edging?

[@11Frivole]

Hello Nany, I find this edging quite narrow for a collar... or do you mean to edge a collar? I would be easy to modify and make it curve by making the chain 4 between elements shorter (and maybe the picot between elements a bit longer). Depending on how steep you need it to curve, you could make it only 3 or 2 stitches. It would just require a bit of testing.

[@nanyang1714]

Thank you for the explanation 🤗

[@tinatrant3954]

Frivole, what kind of shuttles do you use that make that ratchett sound? Where can I get them?

[@11Frivole]

Hi Tina, I didn't think either of the shuttles I'm using in this video makes much of a ratchet sound? I use nearly always modified Aeros (but one of the ones in this video is an Aerlit). I modify and decorate the shuttles I use in my videos. You can of course, do it yourself but I also regularly have some for sale in my Etsy shop (www.etsy.com/shop/lacossette).

[@laurenestubbs]

Where do you get your decorative shuttles?

[@11Frivole]

Hello, I make the shuttles I use in my videos and regularly have some for sale in my Etsy shop (www.etsy.com/shop/lacossette). I am away at the moment so there are none for sale but I'll be back in a few days. :-)

[@kickflare]

could you a whole beginner segement which not only includes chains, picots, but the other stitches, and then round it off a 'tat-along' so people who have followed the videos can do a design with you? I've literally just picked up tatting after struglging to find a video tutorial that makes sense [thanks to you, i've been able to make my first lot of double stitches!]

[@kickflare]

and an idea where to buy your supplies from! I'm uk based and i'm really struggling to find supplies...

[@11Frivole]

Hello! Glad to hear you are making progress with tatting. Your video suggestion is good, I'll see what I can do. :-)

[@11Frivole]

Two places I know in the UK are Tatting & Design (www.tatting.co.uk) and Roseground Supplies (roseground.com)

[@sherifarris5741]

What is the difference between a join and a lock join. When is each one used?

[@11Frivole]

Hi Sheri, a regular join is made with two shuttles and moves with the other stitches (it slides on the core thread) whereas a lock join is made with one shuttle only and doesn't move, it "locks" the thread into place.

[@saraalsamawi5070]

What size thread is used in this video?

[@11Frivole]

It's size 20 thread.

[@alinahavlishyna2389]

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[@merhmerh4633]

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[@11Frivole]

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