BEGINNER BOBBIN LACE BOOKMARK (SPIDERS) Video

[@patriciajones7195]

As a beginner I appreciate that you are explain what you are doing. I watch a few other beginner bobbin lace turioral and enjoy yours more.

[@Wyvvern]

Please do more bobbin lace tutorials! These videos are really useful for me as a total beginner but also because watching them is really calming and helps me manage anxiety attacks!

[@katherinevallo2326]

@Grace I completely agree it's very calming to watch and learn. I'm learning bobbin lace making and would love to see more tutorials

[@maresolaris]

Really awesome tutorial, with nice story times... After a rather long time I was able to do this pattern. Thrilled! The wonders of working the lace threads came clear. Thanks to you and your kind explanations, I finally understand and now have an ever growing enthousiasm. And I certainly agree about winding the bobbins 😁

[@ingerteodora5413]

I really enjoy your tutorials. Don't stop talking, in depth tutorials without chatting are so hard to follow, mainly because my mind starts wandering. It's really helpful when you show examples by laying them on a neutral background, the lace is so fine that it's hard to see with a busy background. Even your hands can be distracting.

[@odile296]

Je viens d'apprendre beaucoup de choses du début à la fin, je suis ravie car je commence la dentelle aux fuseaux, je suis passionnée, et vous expliquez très bien (sans le son) , mais les gestes suffisent, je vais vous suivre assurément. Un grand merci de partager votre savoir.

[@anbourbon9349]

Thank you! I'm a knitter who is fascinated with lace. I just started bobbing through your videos. I am very grateful. About your thread skein, you need to have someone hold the skein un-twisted between both hands while you wind a ball. Working off a skein is unbelievably tasking. A lesson we all learn from just once. Thank you again!!!! -I love seeing both views- bobbins, and thread.

[@courtneym75]

I've always been curious about bobbin lace, and now your videos make it seem much easier than it looks in real life with little old ladies (bless their hearts, I love them) with about a million bobbins filling up their entire 20" disc bolster. I'm seriously thinking about teaching myself using clothespins and a makeshift bolster, and instructions online (like your videos). If you ever decide to pick up bobbin lace again I would LOVE to see more videos of it! Either way, I hope you're having a good time and surviving this pandemic!

[@lyndamcculloch8943]

I am a beginner at bobbin lace. I just happened to see one of your videos and just knew I had to learn how to do bobbin lace. You inspired me. Out of all the videos I have watched yours is the best. I am a quilter and quilt designer. Thank you so much for your bobbin lace videos and I hope you make more, you explain everything so well. Thank you from Cedar City Utah

[@MyLittlePinkCottage]

Lynda McCulloch Thank you so much for enjoying and commenting. I hope to have another bobbin lace video coming soon.

[@sharonthornton422]

First learned bobbin lace 35years ago and always found it very relaxing to do. Family life & work did not give me enough time to keep up this hobby. I am now at the stage in my life when things need to be slowing down a bit and stumbled across your video. With great excitement I retrieved my lacemaking supplies out of the attic and today I have made this bookmark. I could not have done it without your help and I thank you for that. I have enjoyed every moment, which of course included correcting my mistakes. I have made this for my daughter with love in every twist and who now wants me to teach her the craft. Thank you so much and I am looking forward to learning more with you in the near future.

[@katherinevallo2326]

I am learning how to do bobbin lace making and appreciate the tutorials that talk through the tutorial. Thank you.

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

You’re welcome

[@christinemacpherson2698]

Thank you! I've watched a few of your videos and started my first bookmark yesterday! Made a mistake along the way, but it was consistent so I'm leaving it, as it looks like a planned pattern. You were a big help, I appreciate that.

[@JoanTiam]

I never dreamed bobbin lace is so amazing! You explain things very clearly and try to accommodate viewers. Thank you for being an excellent teacher.

[@kathrynwass6422]

I appreciate that you talk through your videos and showing where the bobbins need to be after each section. I've really learned alot by watching your videos!

[@Aimz2688]

thank you so much for coming back with the bobbin lace tutorials! its so hartd to find any tutorials on bobbin lace regardless, let alone one for beginners and i really want to get into the craft

[@lornaburgess3615]

Thank you for the video and the time you spend making them. I really enjoy them. I am a beginner. I really like the split screen. I watched the first time watching the bobbins moving and the second time watching up close. I can’t wait for you to make the video of you making the mat. Please show every single step. God bless.

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

Lorna Burgess You’re very welcome. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. I think I may do another bookmark or two first but I will try and do the mat. I’m glad you liked the split screen. Take care.

[@denisepettit8534]

Your video is sooo enjoyable to watch and listen to you! Thank you this is relaxing and educational. I am a beginner personally I like the talking by the way.

[@michaelwade1804]

These videos are so illustrative and helpful. Thank you so much for taking the time to film & narrate!

[@sophiewhite674]

Hello, I have just achieved a bookmark because of your excellent tutorial. Thank you for making the process enjoyable and informative.

[@anavelez777]

Thank you for your clear and simple explanation. Your way of teaching just makes me want to learn more about this needle art.

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

Thank you so much

[@musical3lottie]

Thank you for this video, particularly how to finish off the bookmark neatly - that's something I wasn't taught when I learned as a child and haven't been able to find so far anywhere else (I suppose it could be snuck away in some fine print in my huge stash of patterns that I haven't properly looked through yet, but I have skimmed through most of them and didn't see this technique). I'm so pleased to have a neat and secure way of finishing it off, rather than leaving them all as a fringe or gathering all the threads and just tying them off together!

[@larkmacgregor3143]

Hello! Thank you so much for coming back and for the improved camera positioning - it is really helpful! I'm really looking forward to your next videos - especially the medallion. I'm coming back to this after a long (19 year!) hiatus, so your pacing and projects have been a big help in relearning my skills.

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

Lark MacGregor Oh good. So glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.

[@kami1284]

Glad you're back to doing lace. I have just recently found bobbin lace and really need you to talk and explain what you're doing. I enjoy your stories as well. :-) Please keep bringing us more tutorials. Thanks.

[@motherendurance]

This is so helpful. I was able to work alongside of you even though I am a beginner, it was so exciting! Also, I enjoy your chat and the music was lovely as well. Thank you again!

[@clarrisamollison8279]

Thank you so much. You explain everything so well. Love from uk 💕

[@jennifergodinez5292]

I love that you’re able to just take bobbin lace up again so quickly, I still do use the colored beads to make my pairs are still lined up. When I see things don’t line up right, I find where my bobbins don’t match and undo the work until the separated pair are together. But, hey, I’m still pretty much a beginner. 😎

[@jacibledsoe657]

Jennifer Godinez I use the hat pins to keep each pair together and separated from the others.

[@homespuntools2115]

Yay! your back. I would consider you my bobbin-lace teacher I really love these videos.

[@elizabethadams3744]

Great tutorial! This was my first bobbin lace project. I'm so pleased with how it came out!! Thank you!

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

Elizabeth Adams Yay!! That’s awesome! I’ve been working on a new bobbin lace video this past week. Should have it up this weekend. It’s a little square mat. Congratulations on your first project!!

[@Sprite_Ma]

Thank you so much. I just noticed your channel a weak ago, and now I have gone over all three of your bobbin lace videos! You and your work are both amazing

[@gageh2050]

I love tour instructions and I am watching this while waiting for my lace stuff to come in the mail lol

[@elizabethdunford6855]

I just found you thank you for giving lots of instructions.

[@ruthestelafanillarivera1851]

Hola soy de Panamá. 🇵🇦. Y me gustan mucho tus videos. 💝👍👍

[@carrots8me]

I started learning a few years ago, now I want to start again and try more tricky patterns

[@heathernichol378]

Hi, thank you for the great tutorials! I am a complete beginner, and this is my first attempt at bobbin lace. I've been able to follow along until you got to the weaving part of the top section. Would it be possible for a little more detail on how your doing the weave? Thanks for any help I really appreciate any help. Thanks 😊

[@nataliemccue4036]

Fascinating! I've never seen bobbin lace done before so I really enjoyed watching this video.

[@tonyaclaxton9169]

I have a child that is special needs/autistic. Just want to say thank you for doing what you do

[@DanaCook60]

Thank you so much for the bobbin lace video. It has been four or five Years I attempted to do any bobbin lace work. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

Dana Cook Thank you. It’s been almost that long for me as well. Comes right back to you.

[@HesperidiumStitches]

Do you still do bobbin lace? Your tutorials are so helpful. I'm starting to learn bobbin lace because your videos make it so approachable.

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

EternalArtsAndCrafts Hi, Thank you so much. Yes I’m going to have some new beginner videos coming out. I’ve been trying to film but I’ve been having some computer and camera issues lately. Hopefully I’ll be able to get the problems fixed soon.

[@dianneartist2280]

So glad you're back!

[@mydogky]

thank you I envy the fact that you dont have to keep looking in a book for directions hopefully I will get there some day too

[@anjaknuth7415]

i forgatten how to make that patron and now i now it again thak you for youre lesson . and i love youre canel . i am from holland and always look for youre side. thanks love the way you work.

[@mjseifried7507]

Two ways to hang bobbins: side by side used often for passive threads, these separate or rainbow, which will hold together. Check your Practical Skills Book. You may have accidentally started your previous bookmark by using side by side on your beginning so you have the separation. Enjoyed your video.

[@elizabethburnside6393]

Great tutorial, the way you explained everything as given me the confidence to try this, thank you for not rushing through it, I'm going to subscribe so I don't miss anything x

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

Elizabeth Burnside You’ll do fine. It’s a great craft once you learn it. Thank you for subscribing! Take care

[@paulenecolley5053]

Happy with the talking! I do prefer just the overhead view, though. Looking forward to the mat project. Thank you!

[@emmacovey6169]

this is so helpful! i learned a lot :D

[@shirleypritchard4133]

I love your work and especially your stories it’s great to hear keep it up. Thank you . Happy Christmas and happy new year from the UK

[@jadeg1804]

You certainly don’t talk too much! I can’t believe anyone is rude enough to say such a thing. I suppose they won’t benefit from all of your wonderful content. Loving these videos and hearing you while you work. It’s amazing! I would however love to see some time-lapse of what you do when you’re not explaining how; maybe it it’s a repetitive pattern you could zoom through parts you’ve already shown us fully? Have you got any advice for bobbin lace on a budget/with very little space? Also does it cause you any pain after you’ve been working on something for a while? I’m a little concerned about arthritis.

[@Ab-abovetheFirmament]

I am going to try this definitely.

[@PriestessGoat]

vellcome back!! i missed your relaxing voice ~

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

PriestessGoat aww you’re so sweet. Thank you.

[@calcrules]

Are you still making lace? It's fascinating to watch!

[@barbkafilmout9449]

Yes PLEASE Thank you for this🌸🌸🌸

[@janetclark8754]

you are an awesome teacher! Mahalo ;o)

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

Thank you so much!

[@alethadullea4761]

can you make any kind of garments from pieces sewn, or crocheted together to make something to wear? I love your videos and have always been fascinated by bobbin lace and having fun just watching. Thanks

[@MyLittlePinkCottage]

As far as I understand yes. I believe Princess Kate had some bobbin lace on her wedding gown.

[@CyreneDuVent]

Love your videos, they’re the only ones I’ve been able to find so far that explain how to do things in English. I’d just like to know, how many yards of thread are you using for each pair?

[@serenitycraft8557]

I am experienced at needle tatting to make lace, and sometimes use beads. Can beads be used with bobbin lacing? My supplies are due to arrive Monday and I am so excited to learn this new craft.

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

Janet Fenstermacher I’m not sure. Not sure how to attach them...

[@barkingsheep5224]

Janet! If you havent figured it out yet, beads can be used with bobbin lace! One way my tutor has done this is by stringing beads directly onto her thread and then winding it. I didnt get to see her use it though, so I have some questions still! Lol

[@serenitycraft8557]

@@barkingsheep5224 I know with needle tatting, we put the beads on the thread and the pull a bead up to place it when we are ready, I imagine it would be the same with bobbin lace. I have only had time to practice a few of the beginner patterns so far and am somewhere between "I will get better" and "burn the proof that I am this bad".

[@lyndamcculloch8943]

I love this video! Is your bracelet made of Bobbin Lace? It is pretty, I would like to make one. Your videos are awesome, I love that you make the patterns from start to finish.

[@helenshimell3343]

It is good to see bobbin lace on You Tube. Why do you make a whole stitch before the pin and a whole stitch and twist after the pin?

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

I believe it just helps to “lock” the stitch.

[@elizabethtaylor4448]

Thanks so much for making this video. I have spent a week trying to make a spider. Lacing it & unlacing it. I couldn't work it out & the instructions in all my books & from the Lace Guild were really poor. How do you know what to do with a few lines & dots? I think now I will be able to finish it. I'm so grateful to you. Xxxx

[@chrissmithbaker2092]

I love your videos. I can understand what your saying and follow what you are doing. I have a question: what do you do when you reach the bottom of your pattern but need to continue working? I will not need this for a while but I am curious. I have not found a solution to this situation. Thanks!!!

[@jacibledsoe657]

Thank you thank you thank you!!!!..I am having trouble with "the star" I am designing my own. I need your talking about what you are doing... ;) Bobbin winder on Amazon.

[@gilljenner3653]

Sorry to ask but where does the pattern come from. You are brilliant by the way very relaxing to very new bobbin lace makers.

[@wies51]

Thank you so much for this video.I like it veryyyyy much. You explane eveithing so well,I have only one question: is there somewhere I can buy the pricking for this .I want to give it a try with this video..... thanks for reading this. Wies from Holland.

[@planetfiorina161]

I've wanted to ask this question for a long time the dot on the pattern can stand for a whole stitch as well as a half stitch. But how do tell which one to use? Oh and I just received my supplies from Snowgoose, I just need to the beads for the spangles. Excitement!

[@suepointon3316]

Hi. I'm a beginner and would like the pattern used here. As this is your own design, are you able to share please so I can follow along? Thank you

[@tonyaclaxton9169]

I hate when ppl correct you.😠 its just rude. You teach us the best way you know how☺️🌺 happy crafting

[@jacibledsoe657]

What size of grid paper do you use. I have been using 2.5mm x 2.5mm and printing them. Several sites allow me to make my own grid sizes. One mistake I have made is not using the cloth to cover my pillow. I also keep my lengths too long. Also what size thread are you using? I bought some dark brown bobbins and use those for other color threads.

[@BJ051996]

great job

[@trishajones1874]

I like doing bobbin lace. I have issues with doing spiders

[@buckyscrafting]

What would the suggested weight of the thread be, does anyone know? I couldn't find anything specific, but I mightve missed something. I have #40 thread from Lizbeth, would that work?

[@dr.cruz-espaillat903]

Good morning, I am looking for face-to-face workshops on bobbin lacing. I am located in Miami, Florida. Are you providing workshops on this beautiful art? Do you know anyone that provides courses on this art?

[@beglitchery]

why do you twist off the starting pin? won’t that twist come out when you remove the pin? or am I misunderstanding?

[@cadykyst1234]

Could you put the smaller end of the bobbin in a drill chuck and spin it?

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

Cady Kyst Well, I could but I could see me making a huge mess of that. Lol. They have things you can use to wind them I believe. It’s not too bad I just find the task so tedious.

[@craftsandnails]

Hi! Hope you or any other viewer can help me... How do you block it in place? Yours look stiff and i would like that on mine. I need to do a few gifts for my boyfriend's family and this is a great idea. Thank you.

[@MyLittlePinkCottage]

craftsandnails The paper pattern is pinned in place in the beginning and then I just work the threads over the pattern. Just the combination of twisting the threads, the weight of the beaded bobbins and the angle that I have the pillow at helps in the final product remain tight and firm. When I’m finished I just leave the bookmark pinned in place, and for everything to settle in place for about 24hours. There’s no need to starch. It may be he weight of your bobbins and the angle you have your pillow at. Try that.

[@sandrataylor2323]

Could you please explain how and why you move the bobbins in a certain order. You were talking but not explaining what you were doing. I am completely clueless to doing bobbin lace work. Thank you in advance.

[@kajon84]

Fyi, go to her first beginner video on the channel, there she shows how each stitch is made...

[@sandrataylor2323]

@@kajon84 Thanks.

[@rev.jeanocuilinn3273]

Nice music for the time lapse. What is it?

[@chelp.1691]

Who made the music at 1:10:15? I am loving it! And you have just made a convert to bobbin lace. Subscribed! Keep up the great videos.

[@lillithadora8635]

Maybe do two separate posts? It's nice to see both angles but both at the same time is distracting.

[@bluewingsprite]

You are amazing

[@stevemichael8186]

What weight thread are you using?

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

8

[@Jessasaurus]

With your camera, it may shut off when it starts to get too warm. Most of the higher quality cameras will do this.

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

Jessica Aitken Ah, maybe that’s it. Yeah it’s not a cheap camera but it drives me crazy. Thanks for letting me know.

[@mpgabriel819]

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[@woolywonders5546]

Pattern on your esty store is not available 😔

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

Sorry about that. I have moved my patterns from Etsy to my website www.redcardinalcrafts.com/

[@tizzsy6056]

For a beginner like me there is not enough detail, shown slowly enough to help. I found it very difficult to follow the bobbin sequence (which pairs to use when). The chat is fun, but very distracting for a total beginner. Could you do two versions perhaps, one just focussing totally on the stitches and pins. You work too fast for me to follow.

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

tizzsy Hi, try watching video #123. More explaining in that one

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

tizzsy Hi, try watching video #123. More explaining in that one

[@zombiebbq14]

Your best bet is a book. videos always move too fast.

[@tizzsy6056]

After a month I think I have it. Quite accidentally I pressed the mute button on my tv and the visuals came to life - it seems I’m partially deaf so I was struggling to hear properly which is why chat was so difficult for me. I also watched #123 as you suggested.

[@iteeshollow]

@@tizzsy6056 Do you see that gear on the youtube screen? click it with your mouse, and then click the speed, slow it down, and mute it, she really is going on and on, i cant imagine why.

[@daniellehayward1433]

Where is this pattern?

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

If you’re interested, I sell the pattern in my shop www.redcardinalcrafts.com/product-page/bobbin-lace-bookmark

[@daniellehayward1433]

@@RedCardinalCrafts brilliant thanks do you accept international payments?

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

@@daniellehayward1433 I accept all major credit cards

[@daniellehayward1433]

@@RedCardinalCrafts cheers

[@pilarizaguirre4507]

Buenos días podían traducirse en español

[@СветланаЗарипова-д2з]

🌹💐🤗

[@pilarizaguirre4507]

No lo entiendo podrías cambiar al español 🎉🎉😅❤

[@mariaferreira-if3ul]

Maria Ferreira moro na cidade de Macapá Amapá eu gostei muinto do seu trabalho e maravilhosa a suas mao quando pega nesse a aparelho tão bonitinho a se eu pudesse mora perto de voce❤

[@colomapericasmaldonado4552]

Muy. lejos no se ve

[@lisajarvis3820]

😬 ~ your double screen viewing is very confusing ~ it’s very off putting 😢

[@jandeason3661]

You go to fast for me

[@Ritercrazy]

Wow complainers.

[@antonellagiardina1433]

Mettete. la traduzione italiano se no queste video sono inutili.

[@delmiller7572]

Too much talking.

[@ArtWars314]

OMG, yes I can mute this but the whole point is that the audio is SUPPOSE to HELP in instructing us in how to do this and then she will go into instructions and then go back in how she doesn't have a genine pig anymore!!! How am I suppose to know when to UNMUTE???, as interesting as this is, I couldn't stand her talking anymore and had to stop watching :( I wish people would understand SILENCE is not a crime, when it has NOTHING to do with your video, STOP TALKING!!!! That way people won't get tired and annoyed by your video and stop watching.

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

Vikki L. Y. Hi. Sorry my video upset you so much. Take care.

[@hometreasuresii]

Use the closed captaining (cc) option.