Tat Tat Tatting Part 3/3 (BEGINNER NEEDLE TATTING)

[@lynsandgren2997]

You clearly show each step by step in real time. Thank you so much! I have MS and I need to watch each tutorials a lot more than once. What would it be like not to have the internet? How would more people learn this beautiful "lost" craft? You are good at teaching at a pace that can be followed. Thank you~Thank you!!!

[@TheLorracash]

All three videos are excellent at explaining this old tradition, it was used as a pass time for the women folk on our traditional canal boats and barges, so so pleased you have put this up, would hate for this old traditional way to be lost here in England.

[@rmuller366]

OMGosh, O.V.W, FINALLY after four, yes 4, instructors on KZbin I get it. Thank you so much for the best set of basic tatting videos ever. I’ll be making my earrings tomorrow. I could cry, I could hug you, I can praise the Master Teacher for leading me to you and your videos. Blessings to you! Putting Him first everyday!

[@ellensullivan1269]

I have been so frustrated with shuttle tatting, but you have converted me to needle tatting! Thank you! You have a gift for teaching! Please post more!

[@Casinogirl56]

I cannot thank you enough. Thanks to your detailed instructions I finally learned to tat after trying, and failing miserably, for 50 + ( yes, FIFTY) years. It's not perfect by any stretch of the imagination, and not even close to how good yours looks, but I can only get better from here. I owe you a debt of gratitude, as I am crying happy tears here.

[@OVW]

Oh awesome glad to hear this video helped you

[@TheLorracash]

Excellent way to teach people, thank you, you took the time to show us how to do this old tradition, and explained it is such a way anyone can follow your instructions. Thanks again, and thanks for sharing

[@irishannie66]

I looked at several how to videos before I found you and I find you the easiest to follow. Thank you so much I've made my fist attempt, a little loose but 'm sure it will get better with practice :)

[@kathiekiefer9276]

Thank you! You are so very sweet to make this tatting video for beginners. I made my first needle tatting piece thanks to you. I hope you will make more tatting videos in the future. Blessings!

[@CraftyMama13]

I just love this and have been wanting to learn for some time. Thank you so much. I can't wait to make more. These earrings are going to make a great Graduation gift for next week.

[@justjill666]

Thank you thank you thank you, tried to do tatting after going to a craft fair in England and met the "ring of Tatters". They used a different tool and it seemed so complicated. I can usually turn my hand to any craft but this outwitted me till now. thank you once again.

[@sophiaadjeroud183]

Very good tutorial, thanks. Your explainations are clear, and easy to follow. I have a book about tatting, but never tried before because I didn't understand how to do it ( I'm from those people who need to see someone doing things to understand how to do them). I already know how to crochet and knit, and now, thanks to you I'll finally be able to tat. Watching you tutorials made tatting easier for me, and you really made me wanna try it now. I hope I would be able to make earrings like you do ( you really do wonderful earrings, I love them). Thanks again for your tutorials. And please excuse my english if it's not really good, my birth language is french.

[@marshasteelman4848]

Sorry forgot to tell you I really enjoyed watching your videos, very understandable and easy to follow!!!!! Thank you for doing this!!!!

[@Alondrachella]

Wow these earrings are very nice. I've never tatted before but I think I'll take it up.

[@pennyrenfroe9268]

You are an amazing teacher! Thank you so much, I'm a tatter now!

[@lesliesieler522]

You are an excellent teacher. The fact that you stayed focused on the lesson, without going off onto some other topic, made it so much easier. Thank you for taking time to do this video.

[@arily83]

wow!!! you did an awesome job on everything. I think I can do this. Ive wanted to learn this about 20ish years ago. Thank you so much. You really out did yourself on this. You always have nice things to crochet, but as far as this (tatting) being new to most of us, you did an excellent job with the end result of pretty earrings.

[@caralinehowden2951]

I love how you show each step and slowly so its easy to pick up. Thank you :)

[@vernegarlock4169]

You are a great teacher. Thank you. My grandmother wanted to teach me how to tat, she taught me all the other crafts, but sadly she passed before she could teach me to tat. I never saw her use a needle to tat with, this is a first for me, she used a shuttle. It is exciting to finally know how to tat.

[@felicadawn62]

I just wanted to tell you OVM, you truly have the Father's gift of teaching! I have been doing needle work since I was a very young girl, but never could get tatting from my Granny. While I still plan on learning with a shuttle just like she did, I have really enjoyed using the needle because of you! I watched many different needle tatters and none made the sense that you have. Blessings, dear sister!! (I really love your KZbin name, btw!)--And, yes, I completed my first flower as well.

[@adriennehernamdez5355]

Your video has taught me much more than the other 10 million (lol) I have watched before this. You teach down to earth which helps us beginners.

[@mom2hkd]

You are amazing! Thank you so so much for your easy to follow tatting tutorials. I watched all three of these Saturday evening and by Saturday night I had made two snowflakes. I'm not even kidding! My nine year old now wants in on the tatting action, telling me she's putting tatting needles and crochet cotton on her Christmas list. :) Yours were, by far, the easiest tutorials for me to follow and I now have folks wanting me to teach them. I told them to skip me and come right on over here. :)

[@susanmason9467]

I learned how to shuttle tat from my grandmother, but I like the needle tatting better. You explained everything so well. Thanks.

[@k.leahoconnor3307]

I did it! It didn't come out as neat as it should have, but for my first go, not too bad. You are an awesome teacher. Thank you so much for your great tutorials.

[@heatherm.3689]

You are a great teacher!! I am just starting needle tatting and your instructions and clear video of each step made it so easy to follow. Thank you so much!! 😀

[@pamfrank3962]

Excellent demonstration. You are extremely talented and helpful to understand how to learn how to tat tatting. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and talent with us

[@turtle0568]

That is neat looking! Good teacher too! What can you make with tatting?

[@marte9646]

Yes! I finally got it. The 1st one had 6 petals, I had stopped and started the video so many time I got more petals than needed. I still get a little twisted up on the turns and knots, but I will persevere. You are a wonderful teacher and Your video is second to none. Thanks

[@marthamcdonnough4303]

I learned to shuttle tat many years ago, and am now starting needle tatting. (Thank you, onevirtuouswoman, for the great tutorials.) Personally, I find needly tatting much easier.

[@virginiaflanagan4465]

Thank you for your wonderful tutorials. I have made a couple of flowers and I have a question. Sometimes the new ring or chain seems to be upside down and I can't tell if I am starting on the right side. Is there an up and down and should the new loop be made starting on one side or the other? I think I am flipping the loops over and then not finding the correct side to start again. I hope you can understand my question! I am a little confused! Thanks.

[@catrocks]

I wonder if you could use the tatting for a decorative edge on one of the thread bracelets? Just a thought.

[@tanyastille5536]

Girl friend, you just made me want to buy all the thread there is to make everything. I finally can do more, thanks to your easy tutorial! Thanks for the inspiration!!

[@genahowe4206]

Who cares if you don't have all the official terms. You can teach, and that's what's important! Thank you. I have a ton of crochet thread that was given to me and I can't crochet with it. This, I can do, thanks to you!

[@caelidhg6261]

I just made my first piece using your videos. Thank you! They were very easy. I even made a mistake on the small 4 ones.. and accidentaly pulled the thread all the way through instead of looping it. (I thought I Had a longer thread) but I actually managed to undo it back to the larger loop and redo it... which helped me to gain confidence in understanding how the construction works.

[@wonderwoman9194]

When making the earrings do you have to make a peeco for every circle or can I just make one to attach the earring hook?

[@mariabarajas-sanchez5965]

Just finished watching all three videos and finished the flower. It turned out fantastic! Videos were super easy to follow! Thanks you sooo much.

[@breannerasmussen8210]

You are so precious. Thank you for taking the time to share your talent. I like the way you say picot. ❤️ As a brand new never before tatter, your instructions were very understandable and the speed was perfect. Can you please explain/demonstrate in a future video when tying a knot how the thread should consistently land. For example, the ball thread on the left and the needle thread on the right. I found myself struggling with this and wished I knew the rule. I appreciated your demonstration of how to turn the work so the threads crossed for the start of the knot. Now just take it into where the threads should end up and how the knot should appear once it is done. I noticed that you always adjust the thread loops just so before cinching it down. I suppose that is the key, but would like you to explain it. You probably just do it without knowing you are doing it. Lol. Thank you again and God bless you and your family. Judy

[@nancyellis41]

+Breanne Rasmussen I have the same trouble :- (

[@olgaratano]

salve, mi piace vostri lavori tanto vorrei imparare fare anche questo lavoro ma non riesco trovare agi in Italia se potete mi mandare io pago grazie

[@mariacarrion3393]

I have been looking for someone to teach the way you do I like it step by step. New to this. I will go and get what I need. and start soon. thank you

[@carolherron1640]

I'm a newbie tattter, I have always wanted to learn this beautiful craft. Your videos are the best. Just enough explanation to not get confused and close up video so you can see in real time what you are doing. Thanks for what you do

[@OVW]

Hi Thank you so much for the kind words. Keep practicing and have patience. Happy Tatting

[@ThePortiak]

Thank you. You have just transformed my creative work.

[@NonaMaryGrace1952]

I have done many crafts and have listened to many tutorials. You are my favorite. You explain how to tat very clear. It is also at a pace that a beginner can keep up. Thank you so very much. I hope you continue to have more Tatting tutorials.

[@jeanwibbens7362]

Best teacher and tutorial ever!

[@OVW]

Wow, thanks!

[@MrMotherofdivinity]

Oh Thank Mother Goddess!!! I finally completed this project and now off to make the Owl earrings!!! Loving It! Thanks so very much Goddess

[@alessandrafaedda4874]

If talented congratulations .... simple but effective good explanations. Excuse my English I am Italian Hi

[@richeau]

I just want to tell you something I figured out with threading tatting needles...the wire threader I had broke within the third usage. I use regular sewing thread as a loop to pull the crochet thread through. Works every time :D

[@jaclynnteeter3067]

It's 1a.m. here and I'm really bummed that hobby lobby or joann's isn't open so I can get some needles😪 Thank you for you wonderful tutorials!! I'm really excited to start! I can't believe how difficult I thought it was. I have watched many different tutorials and you are the only one who explained it so well. It just wasn't clicking for me until coming across yours. Thank you again and God bless!!!!!

[@bethadamik8014]

Gosh I wish you were still doing tatting videos!! You are an Amazing Teacher and I learn so much every time I rewatch these videos. God Bless You, OVW!!! Miss your worship lives too!! I gotta catch another soon!!!

[@OVW]

More to come!IM STILL TATTING MY DEAR STAY TUNED

[@KCPGW64]

You are a brilliant teacher to follow. I have already purchased the kit but have not yet tried it but watching your tutorial I hope to start tatting shortly.Thank you for sharing your knowledge. All the best to you

[@IdratherbeinHobbiton]

Thank you!!! I watched a few tutorials using a tatting shuttle and it looked so complicated. But then I found out you can use a needle and this tutorial was so easy to follow!

[@giuliafrancione7905]

Finalmente ho trovato chi piega benissimo il chiaccherino grazie ti adoroooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

[@jimmikeray]

I had the same problem with not being able to find the needles when I started so just to get started and not have to wait for my needles to come in I went to a fabric store and bought a package of upholstery needles they came In a pkg of 3 different lengths 7" to 12" and I believe they are about a size 7 of the tatting size they have worked well for me at least until I get the right ones as we don't have a joanns or hobby lobby in Canada so I had to order on line ...

[@anitajones3274]

Hi ovw I watched all 3 tuts so I am going to get a kit and start tat tat you made it soooo easy I am a crocheted so this will be a challenge thanks for sharing

[@carlapat2012]

I did a three-petall flower with the help of your first three videos. This is my first time I tat, and yes! I did it!!! I'm so happy. Thanks a lot!!!

[@Theperilsofbev]

THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH! Your close up's, explanations, and personal happy touch that you add to every tut you put out, make you a joy to watch and a blessing to learn from! God bless :-)

[@sallylamore4838]

Great teaching trying to learn basics appreciate your instruction !

[@marshasteelman4848]

What kind of thread are you using please brand and size? Thank you!!!!

[@DulciePhoenix]

Wow I actually tat tat tatted! Many blessings to you OVW!

[@donnasr1799]

Truly enjoyed your videos. Your a great teacher, keep up the good work.

[@mereldeclercq1443]

perfect tutorial!! I just made my first flower, so happy!

[@chandramcdaniel5676]

Can this work with embroidery floss, or is it the same

[@OVW]

it should work with floss too but im not sure if you would have enuff on the thing

[@annacarola]

thankyou thankyou thankyou awsome tutorial and awsome work and now I am a tatter YES just still a little confused with right and wrong side of the work I guess

[@MissFlux]

Hey OV thanks so much for this, I'm so into it!! While waiting for tatting needles I was able to get a hold of doll needles which I blunted. Where there is a will there is a way! Just one question.. Does your tail have to be REALLY long? Cause I keep running out of tail.. It seems that is where the work slides over, is this correct? Basically should I have enough tail for the whole work/piece? Thanks a million :)

[@thepotterswife2088]

Awesome lessons. You explained everything in simple steps and had a great view of the stitches. My earring may look a bit asymmetrical, but it's not bad for a first try. Thanks for sharing.

[@DulciePhoenix]

I feel your pain, here in the UK I could only find tatting shuttles, watched a few tutorials and thought "noooo...". In the end I ordered a setoff needles from an Ebay seller in the USA!

[@daylasoul1]

Love your video, I've always wanted to learn how to tat and your video is the easiest one thus far.. Will you be doing more tatting videos?

[@joborden]

I found you tutorial very informative. I enjoyed the way you explained each step. Thanks and well done.

[@Moseeki]

these videos are SOOOOO helpful. yours is the best one so far. i am a slow learner i thought i would never learn tatting, but you are such a good teacher i was able to make my first ring and a pico (picot) lol thank you so much for your help

[@katyanaduleon-west8182]

Thank you so much! This is the first video I've watched (and I've viewed many many many videos). I finally got it! Yay me (after 9 months of struggling)

[@OVW]

Hi there oh that’s awesome I’m happy for you. Keep at it you’ll only get better. 👍💜

[@audradyer5507]

You have the best tutorials of any I have found! Thank you!

[@eva23631]

I am german and i love your tutorial. Thank you for all!

[@regicorreia6936]

I´m brasilian and don´t speak English very well, but I liked your tutorial, it´s fantastic! Thank you so much! Good luck! I wait do you understand me! Kiss!

[@brandygorham4132]

Than you so much you’ve made this so much easier have a blessed day

[@LuCeeArtis]

Thanks for posting these tutorials......I am learning and having fun.

[@susanabal1058]

Gracias por su generosidad, y tan excelente clase !!!!!!

[@jenniecormier892]

You are so clear. Thank you for making these videos.

[@captainz2593]

Your videos are awesome. I finally understand. Thank you so much for posting such detailed instructions.

[@mlpatilpatil1220]

I want needle tatting in the Kannada language.

[@tarotbear]

O.K. - I just watched all 3 videos a second time - I bought the needles at JoAnn's but they have NO BOOKS! I ordered one online. The pamphlet tells you almost nothing about the difference between ending a ring and a chain - but O.V.W. - thank you for taking the time to explain everything that you do! I am a subscriber now!

[@OVW]

+tarotbear Hi Thank you so much for subbing :) Yea its kinda hard to learn from a book. Let me know if I can assist you with anything. I starting to learn with a shuttle so I can kno both ways,the shuttle is so intimidating.

[@tarotbear]

Yes - still working on shuttle tatting; I have a cyst in my left thumb and transferring the knot makes my hand hurt - needle tatting is easier on my hands! Thank you so much!

[@ginnygermany1056]

Tatting a bracelet

[@ginnygermany1056]

onevirtuouswoman ‘’

[@tanalee09]

You do such down to earth tutorials. Thanks so much!

[@joanneEJ]

I can’t wait to get started, I’m new to tatting and I subscribed to your channel

[@ashlenc6329]

This was my 2nd project. You are a great teacher. This was easy to follow along, some tutorials go too fast. I still need help following patterns. If the steps say reverse work does that mean when you reverse the work to tie it off, you keep it On that side when you place the needle on top of the work for the next step?

[@jodecker4004]

I just watched all 3 videos a second time thank you for taking the time to explain everything that you do! I am a subscriber now! I just have 1 problem I am left handed and can not find any beginner patterns for left handed people. any chance you my know any left handed tatters to help you make a video. And I want to say you a very good instructor!

[@lissvargas]

disculpa para hacerlo como los aretes que número de aguja y hilo hay que usar

[@kishwytt]

Thank you!! Awesome easy to follow tutorial! I will be needing more patience on holding my work - felt awkward, but made it through til the end.

[@debihall1697]

Love your tutorials.. Keep God first is AWESOME!!!!!!!!

[@arily83]

Ms OVW...I have a question about the tatting. I have seen ppl use a tatting shuttle. Is that the same as what u are doing (needle tatting)? I guess what im asking is Are there patterns that u have to use the shuttle only or needle only? If so, does it say for needle or shuttle on the pattern. Oh btw, congrats on your 400th video. You rock!!!

[@sewcfw1340]

OMG! Love this :) I came upon your tatted owl earrings and I was like I have have have to try this! Ssssoooo this weekend, there is going to be a Wal-Mart trip. Whoo hoo!!!! I cannot wait to start this hobby! Yay!!!!

[@deb3834]

Thanks ever so much. I've been watching other videos and your are far more easy to follow. I'm left handed and had some issues with my picots forming on the inside of the ring. Practice, practice , practice. Deb.

[@JewelsysUtube]

WOW, you are truly amazing at explaining and easy to follow. This is my first project in tatting and I got it right. I am so excited. Thank you so much.

[@nancyellis41]

Hi O.V.W., I was wondering if you would do a video on how to make a bookmark cross?

[@ambergray6945]

Please.

[@Mealaify]

Thank you so much for this, been looking at beautiful tatwork all evening and i luv how you break it down. :)

[@mariaconti9704]

Thank you for your wonderful tutorial! ❤️🥰

[@unicornladytech]

I just made my 1st tatted anything. Now onto do the other half of this pair. Thank you so much. You are an excellent teacher. 👏 😀 ❤

[@masz10676]

U did excellent AV. If u can explain patterns (I've not looked at ur site yet, so forgive me😊) Thanks

[@gingereast8093]

Thank you for an excellent video. Very easy to follow.

[@kysmik]

can you show us how to make lace trim?

[@gwenlkim]

yes, I agree 100% with everyone who said you are a great teacher. I really can understand you clearly. once in a while I do get lost, but i will try to go back until I get it. Thank you so much. I just LOVE all this.

[@jessicachesnut]

you are very easy to follow and make it easy.

[@maryannbusuttil3055]

thanks you are a very good tutorial hope to see more of your videos

[@mllesoe9616]

ty a lot, i make my first tatting ^^ you are a very good teacher !