How to TAT - Beginner Shuttle Tatting - Ring, Chain, adding beads 3 ways, Join, Split ring

[@Ms12pm]

I need to say this. KZbin needs more tutors like you. Thank you for your contribution.

[@ushakrishnakumar9862]

Excellent teaching OMG, Very very easily understandable.Health to your hands for tutoring so beautifully

[@visakajayawardene1499]

Amazing .I did this tatting as a child who my mother. I have forgotten about the technique. Thank you for the superb teaching. Wish you a healthy and wealthy life

[@louisduplessis757]

First time i have found someone to teach, even if over a video, csnt thank you enough for your clear turitoral. Now i will try and not get frustrated and ill. ❤

[@rebeccadechaud1929]

now i understand how tatting works. You Show it perfect...Thank you....

[@caronboler4048]

You are a brilliant instructor. I enjoy watching you at work. I’m smiling at your progress. Thank you from Sydney Australia

[@SuzD0n]

You are such a good teacher, I actually understand some of the concepts I couldn't grasp before!

[@maryalbaugh2066]

This is the best shuttle tatting tutorial!! Thank you so much. I was able to do it while watching your video. I was trying for weeks a little every day to get it. Flipping the knot - was not easy, after every try I would pull the string to see if it would slide. This video is clear, your verbal instructions are clear and the video itself is clear. Awesome! Are there certain threads that are better for tatting? I have only used the #10 crochet thread. I have tried thinner threads and have not had success, while learning.

[@lisaharrison1153]

That was so detailed and amazing. Id love to watch and learn more please

[@ritaghosh5094]

Thank you, i was finding good video for first time learner and got it here, it's very clear to understand, thank you

[@janicecleveland4388]

You made this more understandable than any of the others I have watched

[@manderleyswain513]

Thank you! Split rings finally make sense! And you explained it so clearly! 💕

[@Annz-g2f]

You have very clearly mentioned about the tatting I really liked and I really want to learn tatting

[@barbarafidler910]

wonderful video, thanks for sharing your talent.

[@marsheepan]

I've never known what that weird lil flat metal thing was! BLEW. MY. MIND.

[@naomibedek1701]

My aunt used to do tatting. She tried to show me when I was a teenager, but I couldn't even get the first stitch. I write with my left hand but use scissors with my right hand. Whenever I try something new, I usually try it left and right handed to see which feels most comfortable. For tatting, I thinking I'll try using the shuttle with my right hand as you have done in the video. You have a nice, calm speaking voice when giving instructions 😃

[@leoragovender6888]

Thanx A TON for this video ... I’ve watch so many videos but the explanation was not as good as u explained & demonstrated . 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@roseroberts3947]

Thank You!!! I tried to learn shuttle tatting for at least 10yrs and could never get it. Watched your video and finally saw the one thing I had wrong that messed me up. I can do it now and it’s all because of you. TY!!!!!

[@jessicajohnson9773]

Thank you for your video! I have been watching different ones but cannot get the knot right. I am left-handed so I have to alter how I do it a little. Your video make it so clear! I cannot thank you enough! You are a great teacher.

[@naomibedek1701]

I'm a lefty too which can make learning things like this extra challenging. I'm going to try it right handed, as in the video, and see how comfortable it feels.

[@leoragovender6888]

Me too this is just awesome

[@janetjackson6677]

Thankyou for this. It has helped me alot!

[@jaclynnteeter3067]

Oh wow! Thank you! I just started with the needle tatting but wanted to see how you do it with a shuttle. You explain it so clearly, thanks so so much!!

[@LindaDeeTee]

This was really helpful, thank you! I'm waiting on my shuttle to be delivered so I can get started tatting and it's wonderful to have such clear instruction. Thanks for taking the time to share!

[@eszterszepesi8442]

I've watched several videos on how to use a shuttle and this is the only one where I understood how to actually do it right. Great video, thank you!

[@ashlenc6329]

thank you for the video! very informative. I started needle tatting about a week ago, but wanted to give shuttle tatting a try to see if it's easier with finer threads. in my opinion this is the best shuttle tatting video for beginners.

[@crystalbilyeu8756]

BEST video! So clear! Thank you!

[@MsGiaDani]

I’ve been wanting to learn how to tat for so long. Your videos are the BEST!!! Thank You!!!

[@kirstineluanderson4367]

This is an absolutely excellent video, thank you so much. I learnt to tat years ago and wanted to pick it up again, but watching videos wasn't helping me at all until this one. Thank you so much!

[@garliclover01]

Thanks for sharing, I enjoyed that! I was very surprised that I could understand almost everything you said in Urdu, thought I had forgotten most of it! Last I spoke was back in 1968, can't read or write the language, picked it up as a child. You have a new sub.

[@nicbonhomme9877]

Wonderful video! Very clear! I have been struggling to learn tatting from books - your video has helped me with a bunch of things I was struggling with.

[@dianegrezik9043]

This is the best tatting video I have watched. Straight forward and clear. Thank you.

[@sangitadesai2339]

A big thank you for explaining how to do split ring so easily ,I have been browsing the videos but no where was it explained so clearly.Also request to explain mock picot

[@calhouncountychamberambass9420]

Thank you very much for showing how to make the stitches slowly so that beginners can learn!

[@todaysknit2414]

This was actually really helpful, thank you. Finally figured out how to do a ring and have it close properly, which I haven't been able to do with other tutorials.

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[@marmotisha]

Your video was so clear! thank you! the pacing was also very good I could tat along with you.

[@radhavishwanath4213]

Thanks mam!😊.You explained very nicely & clearly the reasons alongwith the making of different types of rings. I think Split ring is better if its done in 2 colours, isn't it Mam .Can you also do more tutorials in Bead Tatting ? Thanks.

[@handydandycrafts]

I love your videos, I've been wondering how to add beads. Thank you!

[@sharonb3871]

This was a wonderful video. You included many different techniques of tatting; and it was very helpful. Thank you.

[@lorrainesirois179]

Merci merci votre vidéo m’est très utile. Je le regarde encore et encore.

[@ileenrice1729]

This called 'reversing your work'; to do chaining and picos to attach to another ring.

[@shannonfox9832]

I loved your video. So easy to understand. Thank You!!!!

[@SaharRazavi]

You explained very well, thanks for sharing 😊🌸

[@lakshmisivakumar527]

Wow such a clear and beautiful tutorial I tried the knots it comes out well but it is difficult for me to close the ring by using the shuttle thread I can easily pull out the tail thread will you please explain what mistake I’m doing

[@renydaneva2315]

Чудесно! Едно от малкото видеа,където може човек да разбере как се плете! Благодаря ви! :) :) :)

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[@Harphoney]

A. Very good video and easy to follow, thankyou

[@jmolvera8337]

Great tutorial! Thank you.

[@DebraR35789]

I love your work. Thank you for sharing your talent with us!

[@indianfashionsewingboutique]

Thank you so much for watching my videos! :-)

[@raffinataonline]

Great tutorial. Thank you.

[@juliehicks8459]

Thank you! Very helpful.

[@dammikakumari2972]

I was so keen to learn it and this video is very useful. I would like to buy this shuttle pl help me.

[@mhdesert1]

Thank you so much ! It's very clearly explained !

[@lilithblack8628]

thank you! !!!! your video guide is awsomeeee :)))))

[@virginiadupew9999]

Thank you you teach very well

[@alicebair1811]

Loved this video! Thanks!

[@frograo]

Very clearly shown😊

[@andredemers69]

Thank you, very helpful tutorial; you explain very clearly!! Good teacher!! ;-) Dominique

[@daecken]

What size seed beads did you use please?

[@DoctorDuckie1964]

The funny end on the airlit is for the bobbin to sit on to wind.

[@karengrant8556]

Loved this video! I do have a question, though -- when you did the 2nd half of the split ring it didn't look like you transferred the knot -- did you?

[@leaveittolefty]

Karen Grant i don't think it flips because the stitch is already on the correct thread

[@LilHeavenlyTreasures]

Thanks for sharing. Which way do you like better, needle tatting or shuttle tatting and why?

[@indianfashionsewingboutique]

Hi, definitely shuttle tatting is better as per me because the finish is better. In needle tatting we make stitches over the needle. When we pull out the needle the stitches become slightly loose. The tension is not proper. But in Shuttle tatting, we make stitches over a thread, and that thread is never removed , so the tension is perfect.

[@LilHeavenlyTreasures]

Cherry Cheeks Quick Stitches that what it looked like in the video. Just started learning tatting. I have started with a needle but I think once I get the hang of things I will have to give the shuttle a try.

[@indianfashionsewingboutique]

Yes that is a good idea. I learnt needle tatting first as I felt shuttle tatting was complicated. But later I moved to shuttle tatting and haven't regretted.

[@grazielafreitas5084]

Thank you for the wonderful lesson. I wish much success.

[@ummzaynul370]

Thsnkyou for your demo

[@saqiyamaseyaha8842]

Brilliant🦋

[@edithkurashige1483]

Thanks so much 🙏🙏🙏

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[@tandaperry7675]

Fascinating!

[@merrimarten8572]

Shouldn't the spool turn freely in the shuttle?

[@leaveittolefty]

Merri Marten no

[@Adriann1973]

Great video. But I think I’m sticking to the needle 😂

[@grazielafreitas5084]

😊☺🤗