BEGINNER BOBBIN LACE SQUARE Video

[@teriadams7398]

I've never tried this, but it is so fascinating to watch anyone do this. Love the tutorials and tge talking. 😁

[@pamgassman1001]

chat all you want - just keeping teaching lace!!!!!! Thank you thank you!!!!

[@teresajarkowska5792]

Nice to see you back doing bobbin lace. It is much easier to hang your starter bobbins as you need them rather than all a once. It is much less confusing and you don’t get them slipping off when you push the ones to be used to the right out of your way.

[@randomuser5795]

I've been falling into a rabbit hole of bobbin lace and your tutorials are just mesmerising and it's wonderful hearing your enthusiasm 😳❤️

[@pamgassman1001]

learning bobbin lace from you has been my Covid-19 survival!!! Thanks

[@jacalynbledsoe3717]

Hi Tanya. I was thrilled to see that you did another bobbin lace tutorial!! Since I broke my wrist 2 years ago, I have not recovered enough feeling in my hands to bobbin lace again. I still have my pillow and bobbins though. I also can't crochet anymore either. I bought a 4 shaft floor loom last year. I can do that with major decreased feeling in my hand. I am in love. I am getting old so trying to learn as much and do as much as I can before I can't!! Good seeing you lacing again!!! Jaci.

[@gameracer3447]

I love your bobbin lace videos, the way you explain what your doing makes it easy to understand, thank you so much. Keep up the great work

[@ivanmcclendon1971]

You are awesome I can’t wait to start my pattern. I had problems starting also knowing when to do whole or half stitches and you answered everything. Ty so much.

[@ПатиматАхмедилова-я9л]

У вас интересное творчество. Спасибо за видеурок.

[@TheANITAMORRISON]

Just finished this bookmark with your tutorial. Excellent tutorial and pattern. Love it and will definitely be making more of these. Learned so much. Thank you for taking the time to create the video. It takes a lot of work, and there really aren't very many online to help learners.

[@MoniqueAO888]

Very well explained...thanks for sharing !!!

[@staceyvanmondfrans7321]

So happy you have another video on bobbin lace 🥰. I've learned so much from you

[@devlynmundorf]

Such beautiful work. Thank you for such detail...it makes the learning process much easier.

[@MenaceGallagher]

I was a little nervous when I came across your older videos that you would have stopped making them by now, pleasantly surprised to see you're still going. You've gained one very happy subscriber

[@Dawn-fz5cu]

I just bought the pattern. I am so excited to start this! As a beginner (this will be the second pattern I have done) I have to say you have the best, most comprehensive tutorials out there. I just want to say Thank you!

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

Thank you so much. You’re welcome. Glad you like my videos

[@Paganforge]

I have to say I have been LOVING these tutorial videos. They've made me want to get back into the craft after nearly 20 years. I do have a question - if you were working this pattern without having to stop and explain aspects of it, roughly how long would it take you? I apologise if you already answered this in the video and I missed it. Again, thank you so very much for these beautiful videos.

[@lyndamcculloch8943]

Hurrah You're back!! I have missed seeing you and I'm so glad your are doing this one. I have been busy making masks for my neighborhood, I hope your family is well. I have also been doing some new watercolor paintings for my students. Your bobbin lace videos are the best, thank you for making them.!!!

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

Hi thanks it’s good to be back. That’s great you’re making masks. We’re doing good. Our tightly bonded family is even closer through all this. We haven’t cracked up yet. Had some snow flurries on Mother’s Day but it was warm enough to have another bbq outside. I’m working on another bobbin lace video. How to bobbin lace without supplies...

[@lynnweasenforth8799]

Use as coasters, just a suggestion 😉

[@gageh2050]

Learning obbin lace and i just bought the pattern! I actually love the talking and sometimes watch these while im crocheting and tatting

[@cindyross7977]

Love that you are doing more bobbin lace videos again!!!! There are too few people... Love your work and instructions, you are the only person I listen to with sound on btw 😁 Keep up the excellent work 👍🏻

[@nilanthiwijemanna2438]

Please continue bobbin lace vedio.. thank you all these bobbin lace vedio ..I try to learn and watch lot of vedio..but I couldn't get it. So I learnt very first time from you..you are the best teacher.I like you talking and working whatever you're doing. It will help me to understand..I downloaded your bobbin lace vedio and watch over and over..love it..🥰 🙏🇱🇰

[@rachelcherry2330]

Your videos inspired me to try bobbin lace! I like it so far. Thanks a bunch!

[@lisazabrina1673]

Beautiful, good tutorial. Thank you!

[@carlosvalentin4899]

I owe you a huge "Thank you!" for this video -- it was from this tutorial that I learned how to finish a piece with confidence! Thank you for the clarity and detail you employ in all of your videos (in my opinion, at least).

[@AceHardy]

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[@gailfleming7331]

Try van sciver bobbin lace for your supplies. Would like to send you supplies

[@annskatrud6987]

Thank you so much for such a wonderful tutorial! Love it!!

[@mydogky]

awesome video,I don't know how you manage using a flat pillow it crucified my shoulders I now use a bolster pillow what a difference that has made so much more comfortable

[@creed6711]

Please more! Your videos are the gold standard! Would you be willing to do a flower motif at some point? Tia ❤

[@flerkje]

love the video :) first i thought i prolly won't look it all way but i did and i loved it :)

[@margareth5501]

Yay more bobbin lace!!! 😁😁❤️❤️

[@calcrules]

So excited to see this! Have been wondering how to do a square since the first bobbin lace video you did! So much fun! Future video idea: I think it would be nice to have a series of short maybe one minute videos just showing the different bobbin lace movements! What does a whole stitch, half stitch, twist, etc. look like? how do the bobbins move? How does the thread move? Would be interesting to see the movements isolated!

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

calcrules Great idea. I’ll do that for my next video

[@tammihackley4349]

Can I get the pattern?

[@lisazabrina1673]

I think that is an awesome idea. Thank you!

[@patriciajones7195]

Question about the thread is the number 8 size thread thicker then the size 10 thread? I was taught that the higher the number the thinner the thread. I have been crocheting for over 55 years, I learned how from my grandmother, I also have a BFA concentration in textile design.

[@tinadotter7577]

thank you for clarification on the rose ground. i was missing the second ws in between.

[@edenking8281]

You were the one who first got me motivated to do some bobbin lace! So excited!!! Also with the skeins, do you have to split the thread? Or use the size thread as is? xx

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

Just as is. The thread isn’t he same as cross stitch threads

[@Ritercrazy]

Amazing.

[@rfresa]

What a fun project! I will not need the magnifiers, though. I'm so nearsighted that I'll just take my glasses off and bring it up to my face.

[@salmanza100]

Yah!!! Thank you soooooo much🙏🙏🙏

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

You’re welcome

[@pamdux]

Would it make sense to use different pins to make them easier to see.

[@BRIANNESAUNDERS-t1i]

Will you be adding any new patterns to your website? just starting out and its so helpful to have a video to the pattern.

[@dianechristie2202]

So happy you're doing another video! Thank you so much! Where can we get the pattern please?

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

Diane Christie Hi, it’s available on my website (link in my description) here you go www.redcardinalcrafts.com/shop-4

[@sassysuzy4u]

I love your tutorials. Is there a way just looking at the patterns which are half and which are whole stitches though?

[@Spreigs]

Thank for explaining things as you go but I still don’t understand when I should use a whole stitch Vs. a half stitch. And how would someone know to fill in the fan space instead of leaving it as open space?

[@joannecurrie6833]

Beautiful it's a work experience that I would like to try I'm into crochet, needle tatting and this one ive never tried. It looks complicated but with everything else it's a experience and a learning process. How do I go about getting all the equipment.

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

You would love it. It can be a little confusing at first but it’s so easy to undo if you make a mistake. Take a look and this other video I made. Maybe it will be a good way to try before you buy. If you love it I bought my supplies from Snowgoose lace. They sell sets. The pillow, bobbins etc. it’s a great deal. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmiXo2aaqJt3fqssi=HTNdaRtmbsKzM_6Z

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

Here’s the video where I received my bobbin lace items from Snowgoose lace and what came with the set. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j2qopqurls2kftksi=IvuUpMXiE7NiWGEX

[@stacygaunt5545]

Where do you get the patterns that you are working on

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

My lace teacher that I had in Bermuda had made some patterns for me

[@ann-or6ev]

How much thread do you need for each bobbin/pair of bobbins?

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

ann Hi, I do two arm span lengths which is about 100” per pair.

[@jodody]

Is it right that when you do a half stich your pairs do not Stay together?

[@chelswalters]

Yes, they do not stay in pair's when you do half stich.

[@johnno49]

You always work with pairs, but the pairs themselves can often change.. Don’t look at the bobbins. Look at where the next stitch is going to be.

[@gayupton1264]

Would that be a half stitch trail?

[@shirleypritchard4133]

Where. Did you get the pattern from ie what is the book called? Many thanks Regards Shirley

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

Shirley Pritchard My lace teacher gave it to me. She used to make patterns, like the first one I ever did. I have them listed on my website.

[@joschmo1007]

Ibsaw the pricker andy first thought was "haha, it's a probe!" I was a biologist and those are in dissection kits. I'm also a not very serious biologist, so I called them "pokers." Bahahaha!

[@neilstephen6761]

How much thread do you wind on the bobbins? Thank you

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

I believe I put about 2 yards on each bobbin (4 per pair)

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

I usually measure 2 arms lengths. Arms out to your sides, tip of one hand to the other hand. That’s “one” Do that two times

[@Marny5580]

How do you know how much thread to wrap onto each bobbin???

[@amandafoster9229]

Maybe i missed it, also this is my second video on bobbin lace making, but how do you know when to do a whole or half stitch?

[@cindytrieuart]

Hi there, I love your videos and I am a lace maker as well! I learned a different way of doing rose ground with only 4 pins needed, and the stitches are a bit different. Do you have a book that you use for the style you use? Is it midland lace style? Thanks in advance!

[@lynnefawcus8229]

Hi what size is this piece please

[@bannhicks1760]

Not sure how to download this file. It is not a PDF like the one I got from another site. (new to computers) May I do it in Microsoft Word? oh and will I need to resize the pattern? Sorry for so many questions. New to everything. (kicking into the 21 century-giggles) I sure I will get it, just maybe more KZbin classes-LOL.

[@bannhicks1760]

Never mind someone walked me through it (thanks Bobbie Jo)

[@jexl1059]

And then u realize string art (w/nails and string) is really just a bobbin lace artist who got lazy...

[@kathrynwass6422]

Haha! That nade me laugh so hard, and how true do you think that might actually be?!

[@lynnweasenforth8799]

Kind of like a maroon mix to me. Lost all my bobbins and pillow in a storage unit, my son didn't pay the bill for me with my money 😒 starting all over for the fifth time 🙃

[@kieranandersen6446]

I have a stupid question, probably one of many that I’m going to ask! How do you know to start with a whole stitch? When you get a pattern, are there instructions with it? I’m an avid knitter, so I’m used to everything being spelled out. I have Geraldine Stott’s book, but I find it confusing. Do you recommend any other books?

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

There are no stupid questions. Only stupid answers because I don’t know! Lol sorry. I think it’s to “lock” the threads together. It’s something I never thought to ask my lace teacher. Perhaps someone else will see this and be able to give you a proper answer.

[@kieranandersen6446]

Ah! I see all the dots and wonder how to interpret? I’ll keep researching! Thanks!

[@Norfolk250]

I saw the Instagram blurb about someone demo'ing a product and having 3imillion views, but because she didn't do it 'this' way, she missed out on (I think it was around 30k$?!)....... therefore, ya, I'm glad you said no to a free pair of glasses, as that wouldn't have come close to retribution ------ even if they hand bobbined them out of SOLID GOLD AND PLATINUM, dipped in chocolate sauce and rolled in crushed nuts. Though, those last two parts do sound pretty tasty. Smell good, too. And a good crunchy texture. Um.... Ya............ Excuse me, I, I think I hear the 'doorbell'. Ya. Bye.

[@rukhsanasamoo540]

Mam your project veri taffy but veri nice

[@SusanGeyer-l4k]

SomewhereI have a pricking pattern on pigskin! Must be very old. Museum!

[@RealMelodyBlue]

I crochet, I don't think I could do this. My crochet thread size 10

[@emanmessahel8140]

ماذا تفعلون وكيف نتعلمها انها صعبة جدأ ..

[@jeanninebellon9277]

Pouvez vous faire le commentaire en Français Merci or thank you

[@dirtylaundryz]

Toooo much talky talky

[@RedCardinalCrafts]

I know. Some people like it and some don’t. You can always mute me. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.