beginner bobbin lace series, video 2 whole stitch cloth stitch

Learn the basic steps of bobbin lace making with this quick lesson.😄Learn to cross & twist your bobbins (you can start with pencils or even clothespins if you don't have access to bobbins or you just want to give this a try!).
You don't need a fancy pattern, but I do have a set of beginner bobbin lace patterns available in my Etsy shop here: galiciabee.etsy.com/listing/1...
What you will need:
- 4 bobbins (2 pairs)
- thread
- pins
- a bobbin pillow (or foam)
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[@TaylorTheOtter]

Practical brain: "now repeat after me: I do not need another craft." Creative brain: "b- but the clicking and clacking sounds so nice!" Practical brain: "Gods, he's hopeless"

[@GaliciaBee]

😂

[@freshoffthehook904]

Now I understand what all my students were talking about when they said I was going to fast while trying to teach them crochet. It really does look like magic when you don’t know what you’re looking at! 😅

[@GaliciaBee]

Luckily here on KZbin you can adjust the speed of the video. 😅

[@freshoffthehook904]

@@GaliciaBee Oh the last thing I need is to disappear into another semi dead art but now that I actually understand some things the barriers of self control are crumbling. Im still a little lost on translating the notations into actions. Though I have the feeling that much like crochet this hobby has two brutal learning curves. The basic motions and the pattern language. Between being gifted an ashford spinning wheel, attempting to completely restore my antique singer treadle, learning historical sewing, crochet, and cross stitch… I really need to figure out how to delegate some specialties.

[@serinitysmith2309]

​@freshoffthehook904 my desire to get into historical sewing brought me here. I can try to make historically accurate lace inserts 😂

[@freshoffthehook904]

@@serinitysmith2309 😭 Same I may just have to accept I can’t do everything though. Not if I actually want to wear anything I make before I am 40.

[@sarahcoletti6946]

My brain FINALLY fully comprehends! I used to do stitches like this with Embroidery Floss that were really wide. Thank you so much for this thorough tutorial! 😃💖

[@sarahcoletti6946]

Also! What brands do you recommend for getting started? 😃🧵💖

[@GaliciaBee]

You can use anything you like to make lace! 😃 Different threads give different ‘looks!’ It’s great to experiment!

[@sarahcoletti6946]

@@GaliciaBee Thank you! Also, I should elaborate on my comment because I just realized it doesn't really make sense, lol. I meant I'd create super wide bracelets with the Embroidery Floss. Not that it was wide Embroidery Floss, lol! 🤣💖

[@user-ng1hh3hg8d]

Thank you for your tutorials, they are verry clear. I learn a lot with you. because i'm starting now. I´m 60 years old portuguese woman that was going to Vila do Conde a town near Oporto verry well known for the bobbin lace works. I try to learn with a teacher but she is vacancion at the same time than me! So I start looking for another way of learning and found our tutorials. Thank you once more.

[@dobrinhristov3940]

In addition to being relaxing, this is also incredibly satisfying, and it feels like you are playing an alternate version of a keyboard with the level of dexterity you have.

[@GaliciaBee]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@BethC458]

This is the best tutorial I’ve seen yet. Now I have to go buy new hobby stuff. 😂

[@GaliciaBee]

I can't be held responsible...😂

[@mauimedows]

Just starting classes on this and your videos are so helpful!!! Please continue with the tutorials since some of us are here to learn the craft. Love your videos and thank you 🙏

[@azulbernal1051]

Finally someone being really clear! thank you so much for sharing!

[@mrdiazviera]

you sound so relaxing ... ooo this is very good 👍 it took less than 10 minutes, and I'm fallen asleep

[@GaliciaBee]

Glad you liked it!!

[@summernash8331]

Give this girl money!!!

[@ddmarie4239]

The sounds are so relaxing. I came across you on tiktok and I felt so relaxed that I had to find your KZbin. I have to listen to asmr every night to go to sleep and the wood clanging together was heaven. Your very talented with what you do and it's amazing, it looks so complicated you have a gift xx

[@GaliciaBee]

I'm so glad you find this soothing & that it's helping you fall asleep. :) I will be going live here on KZbin soon as well, I hope you can catch a live with me!

[@kelleypruett7869]

Thank you so much. You explain this so well. Great work.

[@GaliciaBee]

I’m so glad you found it easy to follow! Thank you for the feedback. 😊

[@lindahavelka2728]

Thank you it was very informative l will give it a go❤

[@reid.b2926]

this is quite therapeutic; have you considered doing asmr?

[@jamiewalter2506]

I was about to say the same thing this sounds so satisfying

[@GaliciaBee]

Thank you! haha Yes, I have been told I should be doing ASMR too. Maybe in the future!

[@denisepettit8534]

I appreciate your talking! I need to watch but to also have someone explaining things is so helpful! I do enjoy no music so to hear the sounds of the bobbins is the music so to speak. Many thanks.

[@GaliciaBee]

I'm so glad you're enjoying this series! Thank you!!

[@amyLiz7]

Got this down! Can’t wait to continue!

[@GaliciaBee]

Can’t wait to see what you create! 😄

[@isaacolander8291]

Amazing!

[@geneabaker3003]

I hope you make more videos! And some videos with just you working and no talking. This is soooo therapeutic! You’re AMAZING!! Found you on tiktok btw 😆 ♥️

[@neilstephen6761]

Excellent video thank you

[@user-tq6ms4mk9x]

I'm not understanding this yet but I'm willing to learn.

[@violettracey]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@amiekim]

My cats would find that way too fascinating.

[@GaliciaBee]

🤣

[@leanne2418]

I need lesson 3 🤣 pretty please lol xx

[@GaliciaBee]

Coming soooon! :)

[@brendajohansen-falgren8699]

It would be GREAT if you would do a tutorial on Milanese lace braids .some of them are too complicated for me to follow from mu Milanese lace book. Seeing them done would help alot. And I could go back and watch again when I got lost. The archway braid is an example.

[@michellelong9134]

What kind of thread are you using? It looks like floss rather than cotton thread?

[@coastymom13]

I am just learning this beautiful art. I have a question when following a pattern how do you know what stitches to use the cloth stitch or the half stitch? Also on the more complicated patterns how do you know which way to go and how do you know how many Bobbins ‘s to start with? I’ve watched tutorials. I have an idea on how to do the stitches but I’m not sure how to follow a pattern.

[@GaliciaBee]

Hello! Usually the pattern will indicate which stitch to use & how many pairs of bobbins. On complicated patterns it can depend a bit. We hope for clear written instructions, but when there aren't any, we often need to examine a finished work (or photo of a finished work) to determine how to make a piece. I like to write in the top corner of my patterns how many bobbins I use, so that when I make the pattern again I don't have to guess. The number of bobbins can vary within a piece, but generally speaking, to begin a piece I will look at how many pin holes are along the top of the pattern to determine how many pairs are needed. :)

[@coastymom13]

@@GaliciaBee thank you very much. That is helpful

[@georginagriffin7822]

I noticed you twist the color being woven across. Do you twist the outside bobbins also? (The white pair on the left after weaving the working threads, dark teal.)

[@GaliciaBee]

You absolutely can! I usually do, in order to keep some tension there at the end of the row.

[@do4x4]

Hi I am just getting started learning bobbin lace. I purchased your beginner patterns but you don't say how much thread to load on each bobbin unless I missed it.

[@GaliciaBee]

Hi!! So sorry I didn't see your message right away! Generally speaking you would load 3x the length of your pattern. 😀

[@marangelitorres]

Hello! I am a beginner and would like to know why you twist twice at the ends. What is the reasoning behind it? Also, how do you know by looking at the pattern which pins have one or two pairs of bobbins? Do you have tutorials on how to read patterns? Thank you for your videos!

[@GaliciaBee]

Hi! Do you mean at the end of the rows? You can twist once or twice at the ends of the rows. It helps keep the row in place. Does that make sense?

[@amberrhoden7763]

Are there quieter options? This is the first time I'm hearing of this hobby

[@leanne2418]

How do you get it off when you have finished does it not fall apart when you take out the pins xx

[@GaliciaBee]

Nope, doesn't fall apart. :) Stays together because of all the twists in the thread.

[@ricklopez7927]

hey my friend my name is Rick lopez I was wondering where you get your pillow that you working because I have looked all over the web for a pillow so that I can learn this new craft and if you could give me a website that I can a pillow that I can try doing this new craft if you wouldn't mind sending me a website to look up . thank your friend rick lopez

[@GaliciaBee]

Hi Rick! It depends a little bit which country you are in. I can give you a couple of ideas based on your location. 👍 It’s also possible to make your own pillow! It’s not very difficult if you have access to a few supplies.

[@melissabeers35]

Why do you twist 2xs at the end of each row?

[@boredbun9546]

I wanted to make a lace but nope. I give up. This is incredible but i definitely cannot

[@briannawilliams1484]

How would you finish this when you are done?

[@GaliciaBee]

You can just tie knots at the end, with each pair of bobbins. :)

[@SarahSyawal]

question, how to close the stich at the end?

[@GaliciaBee]

Hi! You can end it in a variety of ways! The simplest way is to just tie a knot. ☺

[@tammyokerns726]

My bobbins constantly unwind, what am I doing wrong?

[@LaManada69]

Are you from Galicia?

[@GaliciaBee]

I live in Galicia. 😃

[@LaManada69]

@@GaliciaBee Benvida!

[@GaliciaBee]

@@LaManada69 Graciñas!

[@MichaelB-zr4ld]

*promosm* 🤘

[@pinkskyyyy]

You move very fast at times and I get a little lost.

[@GaliciaBee]

Feel free to slow down the speed of the video! It takes lots of practice. 😊

[@jo_leigh23]

I 1st seen this on TikTok & was instantly intrigued. As well as confused 🫤 So I came here to see how it’s done. I think I’m going to buy what I need & give it a try. Thank u for ur tutorial 😉 I’m very sure I’ll be back w/ questions lol 😆

[@GaliciaBee]

Welcome to the wonderful world of bobbin lace! 😄