How to Tat Lesson 1

[@aaronparelius3482]

Esther its been 10 years... I've finally completed 1 whole week of practicing loops!

[@AlpacaMyYarn]

Very easy to follow. Thank you! Hope you come back to teach us more.

[@hm3219]

When you find a great video but she hasn't posted in 11 years. Waiting for part 2 👽

[@Saman_tics]

Baby come back 😭

[@lisabowman4810]

Where is lesson 2? I really enjoyed the first one but can't find any more.

[@ThePalewarrior]

I bought a tatting shuttle because it was on clearance sale. I'm checking out videos and planning on trying. I'm not sure if I'll get into it? But I bought my 1st weaving loom because I wanted to make dollhouse rugs and enjoyed making them. Went to the store, and they had knitting looms on sale, I thought I might be able to use them for weaving? I decided to watch videos on loom knitting, and I started out bigger, but it was not able to make the sizes for doll clothes. Then started using a small gauge knitting loom that helps a lot! I've recently started working with 1/4" gauge and works very well! I'm also experimenting with different yarn sizes. I've even been working with #3crochet threads and started trying nylon thread, which is challenging, but so far, it is great! It was on clearance sale, too! 😆 🤣 😂 Sooooo,I'm going to try tatting? 😮😊 I figured I'd give you my life story while talking about tatting? Hope I'm not too big of a pest? 😊

[@christinestraubsiegel8987]

Thank you for these lessons! My mother taught me how to knit and crochet wen I was young, but woukdn't teach me how to tat. I can see why! I didn't have a lot of patience back then, but in my 60s, I have a little more patience! 🥰

[@SKRoot-uu5jn]

My grandmother did tatting. I have seriously thought about trying to learn how to do it. Hope I have what it takes.

[@sonyabakeri3543]

Hi. Thank you so much for sharing. I have a problem.... I just can't pull the thread to form the ring after 10 stitches. The thread doesn't pull... I just have to break it off. Can you please help?

[@barbaraaguanno3317]

Trying to learn it from my book isn't as easy as watching you you much easier thank you

[@nhlams]

What happened to you? Wish you would do more

[@tere123sita]

Love it.....simple technique 💖💖💖💖💖💖

[@jo-annefalconer6280]

Time to look for the shuttle I bought 30 years ago.

[@mariabrown6269]

I've wanted to learn this for rp yrs.i catch on easily,yet this video is such poor quality I can't tell what is taking place.im so disappointed.do u have any other first step video I can view? Thank u.

[@jerrybryson4649]

My grandmother was great at this. I have a bedspread that she made for my mother and daddy while he was away at WWII.

[@carriebolton202]

Ugh as somebody who professionally crochets this is so frusterating to try and learn. I'm sure it's because I'm thinking like a crocheter/knitter. But damn. 😂 I keep making knots and not the ones in this video

[@debibrewster9080]

It is very simple, once you get the hang of it.......getting the hang of it is the difficult part. I think you are expecting it to be more difficult than it is. I wish she would use bigger thread so it would be easier to see

[@user942918]

this is by Esther, not by Craftsbystarlight, so you will not find any lessons past 1 here

[@judyvandiver9446]

Thank You

[@beanieweanie2317]

Lesson 2

[@lizswindle66]

Your voice echos in the room you are in

[@laurasaylor6892]

This is a lost art form and many dress makers want people that can do this!

[@LoRaineyDay]

Pie-cots. Not Pico's🤨

[@donnathompsonlegare]

Loraine Williams I have only ever said picos. Tomatoes tomato’s

[@LoRaineyDay]

@@donnathompsonlegare it's spelled picot. It's pronounced pico.