How To Make Bullion Tendrils

[@roxannelawrence8962]

I for one am so happy to see your smiling face online again, love learning from you and seeing all your creativity come to life! Thank you so much for sharing. Blessed be.

[@marieroussel4086]

Thank you Ariane, I absolutely love your bullion tendrils, even the name is wonderful!

[@ArianeZurcher212]

aw... thanks so much Marie. ❤

[@Elizabeth-uz1mn]

Ah….I have not been knotting the tendril before moving on to the next one…..perhaps my tendrils will have more curl next time I make them. Great stitch update- many thanks!

[@ArianeZurcher212]

Thx Elizabeth. If you want them to curl more, you'll need to add more wraps and when pulling through, make sure you are getting those last wraps to wrap more tightly, that's what will make the tendril curl. ❤

[@JuanettesCraftingCorner]

Great video. Thank you for reminding us on how to do the bullion tendril and what kind of thread to use.

[@ArianeZurcher212]

Hi Juanette! You're so welcome. ❤❤❤

[@robynreid3027]

So delicious!, so elegant but dangerous (but I have now learnt to take care not to cut myself in the winding stage) I loved seeing how you so easily and confidently resolve the messy stage! I appreciate pliars here too. Thank you once again for the inspiration.

[@debpapp1970]

Thank you for this video on making tendrils! Very helpful! I’ve made some based on your previous video but didn’t knot them after making one, so this is a great help. Also appreciate your suggestions on what type of threads are easier to work with this wonderful stitch! Love your results!

[@ArianeZurcher212]

Thx Deb, let me know how it goes. You can even cut the thread after knotting and then begin again with a new length. I do that sometimes if I'm having a hard time getting the fabric to not crimp up on me. The down side to that is you then have a lot of knots at the base which can be annoying to work around if you're doing a great many from the same starting point. ❤