Left handed Tatting Simple Motif

[@EvaWilson-w3s]

I just got some supplies in to start tatting. Your video is very simple to understand

[@Jeanette53678]

Thank you so much! Your video is just wonderful. There isn't a lot of show and tell out there for us left handed people. I can't wait to get started on this new to me craft.

[@LinB57]

thank you for the left-hand video!

[@bgrainger3477]

Best left handed video I've seen. 😀 Thank you for going slow and using large thread so we can see what you are doing. Your clean, clear step by step instructions are wonderful. You are a really good teacher.

[@fictionalhuman]

So helpful! Thank you, I finally understand how to do this.

[@adonijahgreer7350]

Thank you very much, I'm glad for a left handed video and I'm enjoying learning something new!

[@biroerzsi]

Thank you! My first project completted. I am very happy!

[@mLINX9]

Actually magic! I hope to get into tatting after finishing some other crafts! Excited to use this video later!

[@The_Recovering_NEET]

This is very lovely! Thank you for such an informative video!

[@carrielenshaw7297]

Ni ce left handed video!

[@Karen-kf5nl]

Thank you so mush congratulationts excelent proyects. God bless you from Colombia

[@tracienichols6739]

Thank you. I found you while looking for a left handed friend. But your instruction is just so patient and clear! I was wondering if you counted the knot on the picot.

[@MarileeRockley]

The picot is formed by leaving a space between the knots, or double stitches. By making a picot, a double stitch naturally is formed following it. That double stitch counts as “1” in the next part of the pattern. I hope this makes sense.