My colleague at the castle 🏰 is working on a gorgeous Spanish fan piece today!

[@veronicadillon8441]

This is like the final stage of knitting or crocheting. This is like boss level that.

[@thedarknessofnana]

Literally just told myself, “Before I die, this is a skill I need to attain.” Like, you already know this is the culmination of a lifetime of fiber arts skills.

[@veronicadillon8441]

@@thedarknessofnana literally though. All those girlys that are learning to crochet in our earlier years are all gonna be trying to make different lace when we’re like 80.😂😂

[@peanutssss]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@thedarknessofnanai’m glad to know we will have a huge lace making army once we our in our 70’s 😭

[@seanceknowles2911]

Guys, I can’t even figure out crocheting the way I want to. I’m not saying ADHD because I’m not diagnosed but I feel like I can’t stick to it long enough to get how it works 😭 I just stick to look knitting because of this.

[@veronicadillon8441]

@@seanceknowles2911 I have ADD and I feel like it’s just whatever you personally prefer sometimes I am sitting there crocheting being like what the fuck am I doing this single same stitch over and over and over again why am I doing this to myself? I just kinda get a flow and enjoy it most of the time though so if you find yourself enjoying knitting more than you become a knitting queen girl. And honestly sometimes certain projects aren’t worth the time they take so if you can’t work on a project for so long because you just don’t have interest in it anymore maybe it’s not worth the time.❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@VoidFoxy]

I will always adore the fact that the most skilled lacemakers look like they're fumbling around while lace prints itself

[@user-os2nj9xu4s]

Mundillo... lovely.

[@DirtyMike124x]

Free Demon 🤣

[@TheShawna78]

I legit thought she was faking it and just fumbling around for the video! How the hell do you keep all straight?!

[@SweetTreat-wl2yl]

@@TheShawna78 My boss says that it's in the feel... the tension on the strings. Note also how the threads are worked at an angle... and she uses a thumb-index finger hold for some bobbins while others are moved under the hand with the pinky fingers.

[@GaliciaBee]

@@SweetTreat-wl2yl Yes! 🙌 it’s definitely a ‘feel!’ It’s something that takes lots of practice to get just right.

[@DamageLali]

I love how it looks so ridiculously intricate, and how she makes it seem so effortless, like she's just tossing those bobbins around a little bit and tadaa! Truly wonderful art. Lovely.

[@momato317]

Incredible skill! Thanks for keeping the sound of the spindles in the soundtrack!

[@GaliciaBee]

Glad you liked it!

[@joan-mariacbrooks]

@@GaliciaBee Best part of watching this being made.

[@judibascomb427]

... Que MARAVILLA... OLÉ!! 😅❤

[@joan-mariacbrooks]

They remind me of castanets...

[@buttercupcoffee5972]

Not gonna lie. Thought she was just fiddling with the spools at first. She moves so quick.😮

[@serenity6415]

I wonder how many hours she's spent doing this over the decades to get this good

[@MaddieMitchell-wj7ei]

Me too I thought it was 2D and in a art museum or something and she was just fiddling with it that’s so impressive

[@lanerichmond9925]

Same 😂

[@Meldela13]

Lmao better than my first thought of her tying up tiny baseball bats 🤣

[@M.SsyMoves]

This is magical

[@rexican26]

I'll never take another piece of lace for granted again. True artistry

[@EuIenspiegel]

You don't own sth that's made like that probably.

[@Chookwoman]

Thats exactly what I thought. I mean, how on eaeth do they know which one is which??

[@jonm9147]

Lace used to be incredibly expensive until we got machines now it’s rather easy to manufacture (can’t speak to the quality but it’s very good)

[@13bunnylove13]

Imagine all the jobs there would be if we didn’t have fake everything and have machines, these arts are going to be gone soon the way things are going. We all need useless/environmentally destructive jobs now to pay for life.

[@alexisg1028]

​@UCpkFafRU8tpCp2zDsXtRNvAfrom what I've seen, they don't, and it doesn't matter, it's a continual pattern kind of like braiding, even though braiding is Child's Play compared to this.

[@veryberry39]

I need an hour-long video of this. No music, just the clinking of the bobbins. Its amazing to watch, but soothing to listen to!

[@GaliciaBee]

You mean like this…? 😄 kzbin.info/aero/PLwIL61It9jiGP3HL4oO2uGPYWepPugYm0&si=zBUpzDmBUIIEr_EO

[@ALittleFree]

Amazing! The sound of the bobbins...so MANY BOBBINS... Her quick fingers...wow. Had no idea... ..

[@marysheahan1458]

I would love to hear just the bobbins without the background music.

[@knuckleheadcollections]

There's art .... and then there's this. Talk about setting the bar high. This is just on a different level. Unreal. 🤯

[@GaliciaBee]

🫶🏻

[@AustinThomasPhD]

Craft is the word you are looking for.

[@astrisperspecto4130]

I will use this clip to fight anyone who said that Eragons idea was brilliant and Paolini was right with lace making being not that exhausting.

[@knuckleheadcollections]

@@AustinThomasPhD ... To ME it's art. AND I used the word I wanted to use .... which was correct for ME. It may be a type of craft, until it's finished, and then it becomes a piece of art ... if that's the way I see it. That said, it seems that 3.3k people also AGREE with ME .... Including, wait for it, THE ARTIST herself. Move along troll.

[@AustinThomasPhD]

@@knuckleheadcollections Yikes. I just meant that this is a craft, which is quite desireable. I am sorry you interpreted that as an insult but it most certainly was not not one. Perhaps you are thinking of children's craft as an insult? Not at all the same thing. I mean craft as in 'craftsmanship', as in the 'arts and crafts' movement, fine furniture making, fine shoes, stained glass, masons building ornate cathedrals. Lacemaking is an old craft that is increadably skillful. All craft is art. There is art, and then there is craft.

[@julyol119]

This is how lace was traditionally made??? God damn 😮 No wonder it was expensive!! What the....? I am in awe.

[@compassrose1466]

Unless you were someone with higher power than most likely they just didn’t pay for the labor sadly 😭

[@goatbabe0666]

Women also made lace accents for things while at home, especially for sheets and as decoration when they got married in some periods.

[@claranc2303]

In Spanish it is called "encaje de bolillos "

[@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep]

Why all the old grannies had lace doilies and covers on stuff. It used to be extremely expensive and upper class only just before or around their time. So factories being able to make it meant every granny had it.

[@lynnodonnell4764]

The swearing "God D***" was very unnecessary...

[@regina565]

I have seen dozens and dozens of videos of wonderful creations made by hand on KZbin and elsewhere on the internet, but I've never, ever, EVER been as completely awestruck as by the absolutely mind-blowing talent required to make this gorgeous lace !! 😳🤯😱🤩😍

[@mrrrusyamaryart7416]

я бы не сказала, что это талант. Скорее, это отработанная техника. Она мастерски плетет кружево, натренировала руки.

[@faithcastillo9597]

I remember watching a lady making Swedish lace many years ago. She was kind enough to answer all my questions about her beautiful work Watching this brought back that memory.

[@GaliciaBee]

🥰

[@melissamarini1491]

I love when people keep culture and traditions alive!

[@GaliciaBee]

Yes!! 🙌

[@moniquemannaert3468]

Apart from the hurting of animals.. This is much better!

[@Mr14782]

???​@@moniquemannaert3468

[@randomsthingsandstuff9285]

​@moniquemannaert3468 just curious about how this hurts animals.

[@GaliciaBee]

@@randomsthingsandstuff9285 I *think* they're referring to keeping other culture/traditions alive here in Spain, like bull fighting, which hurts animals. Here in Galicia, I'm glad to say it's not a tradition.

[@NihilSeven]

Absolutely amazing that she can keep track of which string goes where.

[@ijustrealllylikecats]

I know! it's making me dizzy just looking at them 😅

[@clown134]

that's the trick, you really don't have to keep total track

[@wendyannh]

And which one is even which!

[@SpringZephyr]

​@@clown134 How so!??!

[@saltywench]

This is priceless. This is work done by a Master of her craft. There is easily 500 pins in perfect place transforming that THREAD.

[@kr9416]

Oh my gosh, I do internal engine repair for a living and I thought that was convoluted sometimes… but This is nuts! That’s pure skill and talent! I tip my hat to you and your beautiful work

[@lauriepfantz6293]

This is magic! How many hours of work goes into making this? I can't imagine how you can put it down and know how to pick up where you left off!

[@lpskittykam214]

rajiv surendra has a great video on here that sort of delves into some of the history and process of this. you should check it out!

[@GaliciaBee]

This particular project was only 10.5 hours for her! 😳😅 Talk about skills!!

[@candycoatedreams]

​@@lpskittykam214I love Rajiv. He's like Mr. Rodgers for adults 🤌🏾

[@Aaalnaaaa]

It seemed to me that you can start or continue from any place and it looks very chaotic, but most likely not. But I'm saying this as a person who is not involved in this at all, just my guesses :)

[@ArcadiaOccult]

Yeah that is some sort of voodoo isn't it?

[@dragondancer1814]

My late mother was talented in many craftworks, including sewing, quilting, knitting, crocheting, and yes, making bobbin lace! She demonstrated this craft every summer at the Montgomery County Fair in Maryland as part of the Lacemaker’s Guild-they even “inherited” her lacemaking books, supplies, and even some unfinished pieces-her arthritis had prevented her from completing them. Watching this takes me back to watching her fingers at work creating such artful designs and makes me miss her even more! Thanks, Mom.

[@GaliciaBee]

🥰

[@helenmcdonnell2585]

❤

[@evelynwald9132]

Oh wow, that must have been amazing to watch her work. Where did your Mother learn how to make bobbin lace?

[@cynthiaholland13]

What an extraordinary talent she had!

[@Bethsabee_Sheba_Newrose]

She sounds spectacular ❤ How beautiful that her legacy is woven into your local history, her memory kept alive 🥹

[@mmoet1970]

From Spain ooohhhh, that's my heritage ! 😇💖🙏🏻🇪🇸

[@GaliciaBee]

🇪🇸♥️

[@mmoet1970]

@@GaliciaBee 💝 🇪🇸

[@rouvynripper]

Podría ser mi abuela perfectamente esa señora, va con una rapidez que sigo alucinando a día de hoy... Un arte, una tradición

[@TheCrazyMoparDude68]

I don’t know how this is even humanly possible! It is t just moving the bobbins correctly, but putting all those pins in the correct place. Simply amazing!

[@rishikgamer3696]

🤨🤨🤨

[@asdfasdf-xb6bv]

There are clearly guide holes for the pins in the... canvas? whatever the word is for it. i have no idea how she's keeping track of the threads, though. still mindbogglingly impressive

[@teaguejelinek4038]

How is this EVEN POSSIBLE when we only got space ships flyin around 😮

[@CraftsbyShavon]

See u think like me. Amazed.. and then curious. Not diminishing her talents simply fascinated and curious to how it works

[@sarahjabr4760]

Have you ever seen a man building a spaceship singlehandedly! I don't think so ! So yeah I'm more impressed with lace making.

[@Kittyintheraiyn]

This is why handmade lace is worth its weight in gold! Beautiful, wonderful, amazing craft!!

[@zachwood8095]

I do wire wrapping jewelry but I couldn't do what she's doing she's very gifted😊

[@consueloyoung4484]

I have wire wrapped for many years, it is NOTHING like this.♥️

[@amandak208]

Holy guacamole Batman 😮😮😮 That's some crazy talent right there!!! WOWZERS

[@Gray_6798]

Oh wow, that truly is a work of art. How they keep track of such dainty and complex work is beyond me.

[@fardareismai4495]

This is why lace is and should be expensive. The sheer amount of work and knowledge is so cool!

[@Levacque]

And handmade lace is so much softer and more supple than what we make on machines, which is invariably quite scratchy

[@fardareismai4495]

@@Levacque Yess! It feels like the luxury it is, and I really appreciate the craftsmanship that goes into it

[@dflaming1371]

​@@fardareismai4495 I appreciate it, bit I'm sooooo happy to not live in an era where this and fifteen screaming kids would be my daily life. God bless the machines

[@fardareismai4495]

@@dflaming1371 oh totally, I wouldn't want those days back either, but it's still really cool work!

[@aeoligarlic4024]

It's such a beautiful and delicate piece of art. Where does this kind of accesory goes? Around the neck maybe?

[@richardbidinger2577]

I was in Venice back in 98, and I got to watch a group of women making lace. They did beautiful work. This is also beautiful.

[@GaliciaBee]

That’s so cool!

[@lau0104]

Omg same

[@debbiefox6846]

My sister brought me back a handmade lace tablecloth from Italy. It's amazing and I still have it 30 yrs later. It's gorgeous.

[@BarbaraEMarshallCampbell]

I'm almost certain years of effort and diligence went into this lace maker's agility and skill to create such beautiful lace designs. Amazing to watch, isn't it?

[@nativetexan53]

And how sad that this is disappearing from the Earth. So few people want to learn this anymore, and being an impatient person myself, I understand.

[@bernieneumann3547]

Impresionante.!! Pero son muy pocas las personas que valorizan este trabajo. Cómo no lo conocen, no lo entienden…. Muy lindo de verdad 🙏

[@Victoria.Foxworthy]

I have never seen this done. Wow, thank you for sharing. 😊

[@lynnbaccus2966]

To have the mental capacity and physical ability to master this intricate art form is awe inspiring!!!

[@annehemmer5153]

So true!❤❤

[@katlynvilla3480]

i need a timelapse of this being made!! my brain can’t comprehend how it is fully done 🤯🤯 this is such a crazy skill!! 😍

[@Aurora57511]

same

[@handmadehearts]

The mass of pins is astonishing. Respect.

[@SPASPAWIZ]

It’s a skill like any you can do it it just takes a couple years of dedication.

[@rosynrosado3336]

HERMOSO MUNDILLO.ESO ES TENER ARTE EN SUS MANOS.

[@Bearwoman11]

Sometimes I can't keep track of my keys or my cell phone! How she keeps track of all of those wooden spindles Is amazing!

[@CrystalFur0w0]

The amount of money I'd pay to have a design made for me would be crazy!!! Such dedication is what I love seeing in the arts world.

[@Uatemydoodle]

Probably 5usd

[@GaliciaBee]

Guess again…. 😂

[@GaliciaBee]

Isn’t it lovely? 😊

[@CharmagnCody-mw6zr]

5$ for 10 hours of work?!?! No way!!

[@yazbee8736]

No but seriously…. How much!? ❤😊

[@bodyofhope]

The sound of the wooden bobbins clacking together is so satisfying to me. ASMR vibes 😌

[@spaceedementia]

I slept all night to this... well except for the 15 times I woke up for whatever reason, but this sound was playing and I just went right back to sleep

[@Meilk27]

Opposite for me. Hate it

[@JessicaN555]

Omg I was thinking the same thing!

[@KallieMae]

YES I would love a full video of this

[@purplehart2117]

My ADHD brain go, weEeeeee! Clicking is one of my many ASMR reactions

[@crystalmoon6290]

This is just A-MAY-ZING!!!!!!! I had no idea how this was done. It must take years to learn that well. Imagine making a lace wedding dress!! Goodness!!❤❤❤

[@palindromecornell707]

Oh My gosh!!! Wow, just simply wow. I am awestruck by her dexterity and skill. It is wonderful to see such craft work being kept alive. I thought i had skill at concentration, but this has to be the next level! So many bobbins! 😮 Such beauty 😍❤️ thank you for sharing this. (And for leaving the sounds of the bobbins in. It is so soothing to hear. 😊)

[@GaliciaBee]

Thank you so much!

[@lissakaye610]

The clacking of the bobbins is kind of comforting. Beautiful craft. Wish these were the types of things being taught because they are sadly a dying art. ❤

[@KpopZuko]

This is the kind of job I need. One task I can perfect and just hyper focus on.

[@thornyback]

I claim this kind of art and weaving is the reason for a lot of human intelligence. It has weirdly helped me in db design.

[@KpopZuko]

@@thornyback for sure. This kind of art helps me visualize the connections

[@semlifmovies]

@@KpopZukoadhd?

[@KpopZuko]

@@semlifmovies partially, but also how I was raised. Helicopter moms that are emotional terrorists make for an adult with executive function disorder and dependent personality disorder.

[@ClarkyWarky]

This has got to be one of the most amazing things I've seen. Is this how they made intricate designs back in the day?!?!? I cannot imagine how much WORK and time goes into a single garment.

[@GaliciaBee]

Yes!! Lace was made by hand for centuries! These days, most lace is machine made.

[@jillibean2116]

I have my great grandmother's lace bobbins and some of the lace she created. The speed with which your collegue works is amazing to watch, so skilled!

[@bonnieprater5124]

Once the pattern is memorized I imagine they could do it pretty easily.

[@Chris-dm1je]

It's one thing (admittedly amo g several) that I can't get my head around. How does it stay in shape when the threads are just wound around each other rather than being tied with knots? I'll have to look up some videos.

[@GaliciaBee]

@@Chris-dm1je Check out some of my other vids! 😄

[@erynporter9951]

WOW 😮😮😮!!! Stunning is an understatement ❤🙌♥️!

[@risa-sangutierrez643]

No me cansaría de ver varios veces... hermosa labor artesanal

[@sweetpealee056]

I'm a master crocheter specializing in fine art lace dimensional and overlay in fine thread, and i am in awe of this person! Bobbin lace is definitely high art!

[@alphb58]

Tat - it's not crochete.

[@sweetpealee056]

@alphb58 it's called bobbin lace. Actually, tatting is done with a shuttle, not bobbins, and I crochet, but do not do tatting. So I don't understand what you're on about.

[@VikkiKitsune]

No "Master" would ever consider calling themselves a master of anything lol they are always improving their art and finding new techniques and skill sets. They are "craftsmen" (or "craftswomen"). The fact that you called yourself a master means you most likely are NOT and simply want people to pay you on the back and get admiration. Sad go back to crocheting your granny squares while this actual master works 😂

[@sweetpealee056]

@VikkiKitsune sorry you have to insult others in order to feel superior...may you find your self worth in life and feel fulfilled ❤️

[@OlObuffalo]

@@VikkiKitsune She's using the correct terminology though.

[@star_stark99]

I could just sit and listen to the sound of the thread handles clicking together and the sound they make hitting the leather mat. The lace is beautiful to look at to. So therapeutic and calming

[@jeniyoung918]

Me too! and I HATE most AMSR type sounds.🙂

[@pameliam4024]

😍 All I can think Is, “How many bobbins is she keeping track of?!” Her skill level is beyond my comprehension!!

[@carolmystery]

Wow el otro día vi a una abuelita haciendo lo mismo, pensé que sería fantástico que alguien más hiciera este hermoso trabajo felicidades ❤

[@WinkTartanBelle]

My great great grandmother was Dutch. I was a teeny thing sitting entranced at her knee as she did this in her 90s, mostly blind and confined to a wheelchair. The few bits I have of her work will be forever among my most treasured objects. The tools she touched and used are are an anchor and much beloved. I have dedicated much time and effort to learnong to use these tools myself. Perhaps when I am 90 I will be half as skilled as she was. I love you Gramma Dozier.

[@GaliciaBee]

Beautiful. ♥️

[@trickgoblin]

Wow what a lovely memory to have ❤️

[@TAZEROXFORD]

That’s sick that your grandma was named after a Dozer

[@cleopatra1633]

I have the same experience with my grandmother and her sisters doing it together in one room chatting and laughing in Scheveningen in the Netherlands.

[@DerpLvIAsian]

​@@TAZEROXFORDShe mentioned her great great grandma was dutch.. Dozer does not mean anything in dutch, nor does Dozier.

[@theposhmaniac5169]

I love the click clack of the bobbins. But adore the final piece. Such talent. Very, very impressive..

[@adanything4175]

Chispas! Que lo hace ver fácil pero que va!!! Simplemente hermoso....

[@Globally1201]

MUCH RESPECT TO YOU‼️ THAT'S PROBABLY THE MOST EXPENSIVE 🪭 FAN‼️ BUT WORTH IT‼️🤓👍🙋

[@gelarehmohebbi]

The sounds that they make when clanking one another is so pleasing to me! And what a beautiful lace! 🤩🤩🙌🙌👏👏👏

[@DooDoo4208]

Same...I find that sound relaxing and makes me smile.

[@countessk]

Was about to say those sticks clicking against each other is kind of ASMR! Rather soothing.

[@youngandbitter]

satisfying ASF

[@Sul516]

She needs to make some ASMR videos

[@LightBlueVans]

same! i could listen to this whole piece start to finish🤤 (they say it took about 10 hours in another comment)

[@sagebrown7590]

How do you even begin learning a skill like that? This is beyond impressive.

[@MC-pf1mz]

You start slowly and on something simple.

[@Zeero3846]

If you can learn to braid, you can do this. When you go up from 3 to 4 strands, you already start noticing you can vary the order of flipping the strands to achieve different effects, especially when you mess up. All this is intentionally "messing up" a standard braid across hundreds of strands.

[@TheBeanHome]

I know.. these are dying arts. It’s hard finding anyone, blessed are those with family members still doing it.

[@bobchuseby]

I cannot comprehend this. Makes my head hurt thinking about it. Kudos to the skilled artisan.

[@mariarosapilla7111]

Tiene un Core i100 en su cabeza 🤯 Mira Intel, aprendé!!! Es una magister del encaje. Fuera de serie!!! 👏👏👏

[@azbeaux]

I know it’ll seem odd to some people but I love watching skilled artisans because they make incredibly complex and difficult work look easy.

[@HelenCamile63]

Oh so true! Every time I pick up a new hobby thinking ‘I can do that’ it gives me new appreciation for the masters.

[@Loki-and-Thor]

This is an artist at work. Her hands instinctively know which bobbin to pick up and exactly where it should go. Seeing the intricacies of the lace appearing,as if by magic, as the wooden bobbins make their music is a wonder to behold.

[@GaliciaBee]

🥰

[@munsanz111]

❤ The patience and skills and sweat, to do this and take time to learn it ,practice, fail,and improve this technique, you have to truly live it and love it to be this dam good.❤❤❤❤ I love this so much!

[@luciamartinez4554]

Me quito el sombrero!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@tanyasharadamba1264]

What an extraordinary world it would be, if people's talents, abilities and affinities were fully alighted with their work & we were all appreciated. This is amazing.

[@elementgypsy]

I always thought that. So many have an extraordinary talent they can't really do much because they have to do another job to pay bills.

[@annehemmer5153]

So true!!!!❤

[@maspapi6003]

What a dream world it would be ❤

[@macaroll]

That would be beautiful! ✨💖

[@heatherkulsicavage7083]

Just speechless. Some people are amazing. I’m glad these old arts are kept alive by some people at least.

[@InesKuzn13]

Какое мастерство!!!! Это великолепно!!! Большой труд и терпение! Звала таким мастерицам!

[@damarisaguila3242]

Mis respetos!!!! Esta pieza vele lo que pidan por ella!!!!

[@pwmgirl]

The fact that they know which wood piece to grab to make the pattern perfectly, is mesmerizing...❤

[@myyt3824]

The rods aren’t even labeled. THIS IS ART.

[@twilightfox014]

I have so much respect for lace makers.

[@maxinenall9950]

Absolutely beautiful 😍 incredible talent 🥰😘

[@jenniferharris1280]

my grandma taught my sister and i how to make bobbin lace. i'm amazed that this lady isn't moving her pins at all! this IS a masterwork, and it's gorgeous!

[@memes-me3mz]

Thank you for continuing this amazing art!!! I absolutely love handmade lace. Absolutely the coolest look. So different from today's machine made stuff. It's important to show the new generations how stuff was made, what our ancestors and people from history's daily lives could have been made up of. The daily tasks and hobbies.

[@GaliciaBee]

Yes! Absolutely agree! 😄

[@keteloneoo1]

You should see the hand laces done in Isabela and in Moca , Puerto Rico. Centuries in the making and incomparable work of art , top notch work and skilled artists👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻‼️

[@jessicadavenport2808]

I have never been so impressed with a skill like this. ❤❤❤❤ Total respect.

[@mixedmediaartgirl300]

I do so many different art forms! One look at this and I lose all mental ability to think, " yeah I could learn that," because..... No!!!! That's freaking amazing skill that's been cultivated for years

[@heatherfoster7823]

Same lol

[@jesussaves6625]

Lol me too. I was just starting to get caught up in my fantasy of creating beautiful lace pieces lol.

[@karinlinakrauchi65]

Decades...😊

[@LexTalkBoutIt]

Lol my “toxic trait” is thinking I can build/make just about anything I lay my eyes on. But this?! NOT A CHANCE 😂 not for a second did I think this was attainable for me.

[@JenMaxon]

Actually, it's really not that hard

[@Jessicahasopinions]

Wow, this is insanely beautiful. I can only imagine how many hours she spent doing these laces to get as proficient as she is today.

[@GaliciaBee]

She started learning lace from her mom when she was just 4 or 5 years old! She's now in her 80s. SO much experience! 🥰

[@Jessicahasopinions]

@@GaliciaBee oh wow, that's an entire lifetime. Hopefully she's able to pass it on to the next generation so this beautiful artwork is not forgotten to time.

[@lisajahn6839]

WOW! So very many pins, threads, and bobbins!

[@fabianamedina-bh6nd]

Wouu es la primera vez que veo es increíble que consentracion que se necesita y como quedan esas muñecas y dedos es un trabajo admirable mis Felicitaciones

[@GingerNinja1]

Absolutely LOVE getting to see artists share their crafts from around the world. This is one of the most unique one's I've seen so far. ❤

[@user-ql3ii4ws6p]

WOW ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! It looks unreal like there's no way you can actually make sense of that and she does does it so fast lol it's really awesome! I could watch this all day!

[@normaraquellinieiro801]

Maravilloso trabajo !! Aplaudo !!

[@gabylabastida7782]

Que hermoso trabajo!! 😮

[@BowlingForGazpacho]

HOW??? 😱😱😱 the skill and patience this requires is astounding, i’m in awe!!!

[@dawnmitchell11]

My hat is off to anyone that can keep track of all of those dowels! Beautiful!!

[@MugruthvonJones]

This is so incredible and the work is BEAUTIFUL , and it makes me giggle how much it looks like she’s just tossing those spindles around willy-nilly. 😂 🤗🥰

[@SiaD777]

I grew up watching my grandma make bobbin lace like this and she even helped me make my own as a child. Miss her ❤️

[@nadrei9975]

This is also a traditional craft in Germany called Klöppeln. The sack that the lace is made on looks a bit different but the rest seems to be pretty much the same. Super interesting, I didn’t know that this is also a thing in other cultures

[@GaliciaBee]

I love learning about all of the lace traditions around the world!

[@warriormaiden9829]

The overarching term for this skill is Bobbin Lace. It's found in many different countries, with several different styles of bobbin handles. The basic technique remains the same though. :)

[@muerdementes5593]

In spain we call it "encaje de bolillos". ❤

[@GaliciaBee]

@@muerdementes5593 Sí! Y aquí en Galicia: encaixe de bolillos! ☺

[@anita1011a]

In Italy it’s called “tombolo”

[@bellalogan414]

Bobbin Lace - very intricate and challenging. Very beautiful. I learned to do this while living in England. This IS how lace was made in the 15th century.

[@BarbaraEMarshallCampbell]

Wow, I could never do anything that finely detailed complex and beautiful. Amazing to watch her dynamic skill at work to make the lace on the fan. Thanks for sharing the video. She us amazingly tallented and agile.

[@laceywantsbass]

Beautiful European artistry! You're very talented. ❤

[@AlchemicKeyblader]

I never thought lace-making was /easy/, but actually seeing this with my own two eyeballs really solidifies that this is truly a craft...wow!

[@Wonderer888]

Incredible skill. Seeing things like this makes me appreciate creative people even more.

[@angelaperezmayers2437]

Una española en Johannesburg. Me encanta ver su precioso arte! ❤

[@GaliciaBee]

🥰

[@LoriClark-bb3dp]

now this is talent at its finest!!, the speed of her hands is astonishing. this is pure beauty

[@thefryinator7774]

Fact that it really just looks like shes throwing spools about randomly at first glance is impressive. Every piece of lace is a masterpiece 😍

[@beehall2848]

The sheer amount of respect for handmade lacemakers I had prior to seeing this was nowhere near the level it is now. That is so gorgeous and by far the most dedicated I've ever seen someone to the fashion industry OMG😍😍

[@marshabraswell5681]

Bobbin lace, no matter which country in which the traditional methods are being kept alive, is beautiful! One of my aunts used to make intricate bobbin lace like this. Now Alzheimer's had stolen that ability from her. I wish I had lived close enough to her to have learned that fiber arts skill! I could watch this for hours!

[@beverlyjohnson2266]

Gorgeous artwork! Beautiful ❤❤❤❤❤

[@Domesticgoddess12]

Omgee!!! I could watch this for HOURS!!!! I’d love to learn to do a piece like this!!!!

[@GaliciaBee]

You can do it! 🙌 Start with my beginner playlist here on KZbin!

[@beth7437]

Yes, this could be used as asmr.

[@Alunaevergreen]

❤️✨ thank you!

[@stedman8778]

This is ridiculous. If it weren't for the work already finished I would've said this was rubbish. True art. I'm in awe.

[@jfm14]

Simply stunning! I love watching your colleague work and hearing the sound of the wood clacking together. 🥰

[@thomast8539]

I can do precise for very short bursts when I really want to do something right. Doing this kind of work for more than a few minutes would simply put me over the edge. Great job and hats off to this master of her craft.

[@southbug27]

I feel a little stressed & sick to my stomach just watching this video.

[@BusyBeeRecovery]

I had NO Idea this was a lace making method! How interesting & fascinating! Amazing handy work too!

[@user-nt1mt4ny5q]

Завораживает не только работа мастерицы,но и звук коклюш! Музыка!❤🎉

[@JustMe-mp8on]

Wow, difficult to comprehend. Amazing craftsmanship.

[@hidieives1303]

Am I terrified? Yes Is it still beautiful? Yes