Tatting Ankars for beginners

[@aleicagr]

Gracias!! Mil gracias por traducir tus enseñanzas!!

[@sandracardeiro4582]

Great tutorial. LOVE the quality and lighting. I have watched many of your tutorials and they are easy to understand but sometimes a little dark. THANK YOU! As a new tatter u truly appreciate it!

[@lkwdbbw85]

IM A BRAND NEW BEGINNER AND IM HAVING TO WATCH VIDEOS LIKE THIS 2 OR 3 TIMES TO FINALLY GET THE PATTERN DOWN SO THANK YOU FOR SOMETHING THIS SIMPLE TO LEARN.

[@MariaPapia]

It's ok if you don't get it the first time....practice makes perfect

[@cathyjones3403]

Thanks I’m only doing the first three rings to make earrings. What a wonderful teacher you are ! 👏👏👏👏👏👏I have learned so much from you . Every project is easier when you show me each step.

[@MariaPapia]

Thank you for your kind words

[@jonayhernandez902]

precioso,me encanta la técnica Ankar,gracias por tus preciosos tutoriales y lo bien que explicas

[@carmenlittlejohn6389]

Maria you are awesome and thanks for the lessons, Carmen

[@sudharaghuraman]

I just love your videos Maria.. it is so very easy to learn from your neat videos. Can you please show more full patterns for Ankara.. Thank you very much.

[@MariaPapia]

I will try!

[@michelleochinero1813]

Hello from another Californian. San Joaquin Valley girl. Good videos . How did you add the bead?

[@MariaPapia]

Hello! Add some white glue to the end of your thread about an inch. Without the needle. Let it dry and when is dry the tread will be hard and you can add the beads. What part of the San Joaquin Valley?

[@janebaby1746]

Thankyou so much for showing me this. I learn sooo much from you. Love the way you teach. Thankyou once again for the beautiful techinque.

[@MariaPapia]

+jane baby you are welcome! Thank you for your nice comment

[@janebaby1746]

Your welcome

[@sandishelton9492]

Thank you for new ideas. Looking forward to trying. Your videos make things look easy.

[@monajain6885]

Very beautifully taught

[@MariaPapia]

Thank you!

[@debragabriel5202]

Great teaching keep them coming can use all you have thank you and may God bless you

[@lily12370]

Great instructions that are easy to follow.

[@lillieromero6982]

Ive never seen this. Looks very interesting!

[@Angelitague]

Qué maravillas hacen tus manos, no las conocía, tejo con naveta, pero con aguja hay novedades muy hermosas, un mundo nuevo, gracias a ti.

[@shreelatarao6949]

a very nice technique, would like to see patterns with this technique

[@MariaPapia]

+shreelata rao I'm planning on adding some tutorials on ankars projects

[@shreelatarao6949]

Thanks

[@fparradieguez]

excellent tutorial. i will try it. thanks a lot. happy Easter

[@MariaPapia]

+Flor Parra you are welcome! Happy Easter!

[@valerierovelli5147]

Hi. Sorry for my english I'm french. Your tuto is very well but have you a tuto for the same technical with shuttle? Thanks

[@mariaeneronunez7322]

gracias .hermosos y novedosos diseños muy didáctico los vídeos..felicitaciones desde Chile.

[@MariaPapia]

Gracias! Saludos desde California!

[@princesselinaebi7987]

Thanks a million. You've made me interested in tatting and I'll try one out. Please keep teaching and sharing. God bless and keep you...

[@MariaPapia]

Thank you!

[@millieo.5325]

Thank you very much; you make your videos are easy to understand. Greatly appreciate it since I'm pretty new to tatting. Have a great day! :)

[@theoma54]

This video was very understandable for me, a beginner. Thank you very much. Do you have any other videos on tatting?

[@marilynkelley4195]

Such great instructions! thank you.

[@TheSwarnarao]

very understandable video.but when to add the bead in the bigenning orending. pls reply

[@MariaPapia]

I will be putting a video on soon on how to add the bead in the middle

[@MariaPapia]

+swarna rao here is the link to a video where I show how to put the bead in the middle kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqDEdmeYp7SfbLs

[@bayleafkitchen-gfd6730]

Which thread to take the longer one or shorter to make knots

[@edithconde8084]

I love this work.

[@A45aaaMoo]

OOOHHHH, Just BEAUTIFUL! ! !

[@mmap09]

.very well explained tutorial. Waiting eagerly for the earring video.

[@MariaPapia]

+Prakash Natarajan I will post it soon.... thank you for you feedback

[@kryzie3931]

thank you for adding this into u tutorials!! I was looking for this for quite some time now keep the good work!

[@MariaPapia]

+Isabel Landeros you are welcome!

[@moniquekviberg3978]

Maria , thank you, that was neat.....

[@sissews]

That was a great video thanks for sharing

[@ErinEpps]

cool! thanks Maria.

[@MariaPapia]

+Erin Epps ;-)

[@consuelobriones4529]

gracias por la tradición muy lindo el punto

[@MariaPapia]

+Consuelo Briones de nada

[@pfutre87]

also, what kind of thread are you using on size 10 because I bought the thread but is very tin. Please reply

[@MariaPapia]

I use lydia's brand

[@meghanraub9437]

Ankars looks beautiful. Can't wait for more. Thank You I love your videos. I am making another doily. This time around it is real fun. Will you be adding to that doily or making others?

[@MariaPapia]

+meghan raub I will be adding more rows. I am currently working on row #8. I started working on a square doily because a subscriber ask me but I haven't have time to make that video yet.

[@ghostsoup1313]

I'm a beginner and was wondering - do you ever starch your finished pieces? If yes, what do you use? And thank you for the tutorial. It was very clear.

[@MariaPapia]

I starch my doilies or pieces that don't need to be too hard. For my earrings I use white glue and water to make them hard.

[@ghostsoup1313]

+Maria Papia Thank you for responding. Have a great day!

[@mnieto6265]

can clear Elmer’s glue and water be used?

[@MariaPapia]

I never used clear glue to harden my work.sorry

[@pfutre87]

what is the size of the beads you using

[@MariaPapia]

11/0

[@liviarispo7246]

Semplice facile e grazioso

[@315315Barbara]

Love it! Thank you

[@rajupalli1926]

Madam please make some more necklace models for us

[@teceyS3]

how pretty :)

[@suamigapilar5882]

Como hacer un sarape para bebe con Frivolite.

[@bonnie4526]

you are awesome! thank you

[@MariaPapia]

+Bonnie King you are welcome!

[@luzrivera5259]

Un poco trabajoso, pero muy bonito.

[@sathyanandakiran5064]

Good thanks

[@mariaelenarodriguez6188]

Too fast for me, a beginner 😥

[@MariaPapia]

+Maria Elena Rodriguez I'm sorry if it was too fast. 😔