Shuttle Tatting: Clovers and eliminating Gapsosis

[@bgrainger3477]

I love how you explain the steps in such great detail. You are such a good teacher because you not only show people HOW to do each step, you also explain WHY you do things a certain way. I love your videos and I'm excited every time I get a notice that you've posted a new one. 👏👍💕 Thank you for sharing.

[@NooBearAus]

Thank you so much! I'm thrilled that you enjoy my videos. Thank you for taking the time to leave comments for me, it makes my day. 😊🥰

[@gracapond]

Thank you so , so much. The trick of putting the trhead over the first ring when you start the second is marvelous.What a TEACHER :)))

[@NooBearAus]

Thank you! You have given me a big smile with your comment, I'm glad my tip has helped you.

[@isabellefischer5145]

Exactly! I couldn't figure out why sometimes it was much easier to eliminate a gap than others. It's because of the position of the thread!

[@NooBearAus]

@@isabellefischer5145 Yes!!

[@nancyshirley689]

Thank you for those great tips to avoid gapsosis! I recommend your videos to friends who ask me to teach them how to tat. I have been tatting for 20 years and wish now I had known many of your tips and techniques much sooner. The very small joining picots work beautifully! I made my own picot gauges like yours after watching your video on how to make them. I started tatting at age 61, and now at age 81, I am learning more and improving my work very much, thanks to you and others who make these beautiful instructional videos. I enjoy seeing your lovely face at the beginning of your videos!

[@NooBearAus]

Thank you! Such a lovely comment, I'm so happy you're enjoying my videos. 🥰

[@suejoslin1354]

If I could hit like more than once I would. I can only echo the comments below. This was an ah ha moment. You are great! Thank you for taking your time to share with us.

[@NooBearAus]

Aww, thank you so much! I'm glad you're enjoying the videos.

[@msareli1]

I really appreciate, how you teach us, to help us improve, in the beautiful art of Tatting, and the options, and why you do it, the way you do it. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@NooBearAus]

Thank you! So glad you enjoyed it.

[@witatter1]

It’s always great to see other tatter’s tips. Thanks for the video!

[@NooBearAus]

Thank you

[@linter6007]

thank you for yours tips to improve our tatting . 👌👍

[@NooBearAus]

You're very welcome

[@consuelogomez3735]

Thank you for that explanation about the gaps, our best tatting teacher.

[@NooBearAus]

❤️You're very welcome❤️

[@anasuasarkar7777]

I was struggling so much to differentiate between a ring and a chain, you came as a saviour🙏🏻

[@NooBearAus]

Glad it helped!

[@mishkac927]

I’m so grateful for having found your channel last year. It is all these small but wonderful tips that make my hard work look so much better. I didn’t understand how different it would feel until I tried the pulling down. (I pull so hard and it always sticks just a little off!)

[@NooBearAus]

Thank you! So often it's the little things we don't generally think about that can make the world of difference. I'm so happy it helped you.

[@fashioncontrol9355]

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[@NooBearAus]

Thanks

[@donnacarr5859]

Thank you so much! I am sure my tattting will improve with this! Beautiful work

[@NooBearAus]

You're welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@tasneemsadiqpetiwala5907]

Thanks Monique for sharing the great tips ,and a v clear demonstration 👍❤️😊. ......just like to share: as i did some simple motives few months back ,without reversing the work and just wrapping the core thread with second shuttle, i found it easy to do ,to overcome gapsosis and getting a better look. What do say about this technique....?🙋‍♀️

[@NooBearAus]

Glad you enjoyed the video! There's nothing wrong with the technique you describe, I say if it works for you - stick with it!😊

[@cyndifoore7743]

What I do differently from you is I work the second half of the stitch first when beginning my next component of the pattern. That second half seems to lock the stitch in place eliminating any gaps.

[@NooBearAus]

That's terrific!

[@MyQuiltProjects]

Whoa, now I know why I could not nail down my gapsosis, my holding pattern was wrong. Thank you thank you thank you!❤

[@NooBearAus]

Oh that's awesome! So glad it helped you!! I'd love to see any 'improvement' pics on my Noo Bear Tatting fb group. 🥰

[@gayatribhatt4156]

Thank you for sharing useful tips for better tatting 👍

[@NooBearAus]

You're very welcome

[@maryburt3114]

WHY is it so hard to find your unfolded join video. Looked for three days now.

[@NooBearAus]

Maybe because it's called Folded join?🤣 kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6Kxn3yto5lppcUsi=lZFtTNWGfxP8tnzK

[@rockthatalex]

Thank you for the tips! This was amazing help ❤

[@NooBearAus]

That's awesome! Thank you

[@jaru4615]

🤗🙏Thank you for technic tips tatting🙏🤗👍👍👍👍

[@NooBearAus]

You're welcome

[@parandzemtakiryan4772]

💐

[@NooBearAus]

🙂❤️