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Before I start today I would like to tell you that I've slowly started sewing again!!! The weather has been a bit warmer on a few days so I've been able to get in the conservatory. New fabrics courtesy of Miranda (many thanks) have broken my vow not to make anymore bags. I'm easily led astray!!!! Here's the link. OK, so here are the netting needles I own. Just to prove (to myself more than anybody else) that I did do a bit of combining netting with tatting in the past here is a picture of a piece that I did for a little booklet produced by Margaret Hamer and Kathleen Waller. Interestingly I learnt bobbin lace from Margaret - via snail mail to help her write the first of a similar series of booklets she produced. Can you see the picture at the bottom? One is the net made into a square mesh and then stretched onto a frame and embroidered on and the other has a tatted centre with netting round it. That was a nightmare to do as the picots on the tatting had to be just the right size to take the knots of the round of netting. When I look back I believe I had more brain cells than I do now!!!!
I have always found winding bobbins by hand intensely therapeutic and deeply relaxing. But it is ultimately quite time consuming and can take a toll on your hands / thumbs / arms. Last year I atte…
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Bobbin lace collar, “Johannan Ruusu,”, from Roses in Bobbin Lace, by Eeva-Liisa Kortelahti. I worked it in linen thread, Bockens 90/2, probably around 1998. Wish I’d kept records!…
Reticella work, carricmacross lace, princess lace, and other traditional techniques developed by lace-makers in Ireland, England, Spain, and other countries resulted in finished pieces of unrivaled beauty that continue to inspire needlecrafters. Now needleworkers can learn to make exquisite lace and net embroidery in styles that originated in the centuries-old lace-making centers of Europe.This volume is a classic guide to the single-thread-and-needle styles of lace-making: complete instructions and clear stitch diagrams explain how to make both needle-run and needlepoint laces. In sections of their own, tatting and Irish crochet receive the same clear treatment. Even the fascinating history of lace-making is covered in some detail, and excellent advice on the care of lace is given in conclusion.With this versatile sourcebook for reference, you, too, can create the special pieces of a lifetime: bridal veils, elegant gowns, shirts and blouses, shawls, scarves, curtains, table and bed linens. Among the lovely lace and net embroidery designs in this easy-to-follow guide, you'll find geometrics, florals, sprays, lovers' knots and other pattern classics. The lace-making art is not lost, just waiting to be rediscovered in this wonderful volume and revived in your capable hands. Irish crochet designs; lace patterns; Dover; handmade lace designs; Reticella lace patterns; hygge
Pillow box made in solid wood and upholstery of small red flowers fabric with upper pillow in roller form with thick filling and cushion to place needles and to realize the fit of bobbin lace. Very practical to work with many bobbins, and in its cushion you can easily nail the pins. It has a front drawer to keep tools and many items. Height: 30 cms Lenght: 30 cms Width: 30 cms
Hello everybody! This week I've decided to write about tatting! Confession. I know nothing about tatting. I have never tried it, only a few of my books talk
Learning to tat is on my needlework bucket list. I love the look of this exquisite form of lace making.
I met fascinating women last saturday in Granada. They came from various parts of Spain to celebrate the art of lace making. They gathered o...
I have recently started Bobbin lace! Yet another new technique I just had to try. I was given a bobbin lace cushion by my lovely in laws. I started going to classes lead by my friend Sandra. Sandra makes it look so easy, but she is also a very good teacher so I am really getting into it. The cushion I have is shaped like a dome and awkward to carry, so I made a carry bag. The design was based on a bag owned by Sandra, handmade by a friend of hers. I really liked the design so decided to replicate it. The outside is made with a blue woven upholstery fabric, lined with a heavy weight cotton. I stabilised the panels with iron on vilene. One side has an outside zipped pocket... The bag unzipped either side so I can get the cushion out easily. You can see the pockets I added to the inside.... I also made a zip up case for carrying the bobbins. This was made with the same fabric as my bag... This is the case with the zip open... I made the case with a central page, with pockets on both sides of the page and on the inside of the outer cover. Here are some examples of my bobbin lace, all bookmarks so far! I have a long way to go before I try one of the more complicated patterns! The snake on the left is made with whole stitch, the second from the left is the same pattern in half stitch. The two bookmarks on the right are the same pattern made with a sequence of half stitches called ground torchon. I am trying spiders tomorrow! Very exciting!
The “whole stitch” is one of the basic stitches in bobbin lace making. Knowing this one stitch is enough to make some very pretty lace. The whole stitch is formed over two pairs of bobbins. The process is: cross, twist, pin, cross, twist The twist is always right over left. Twist both pairs …
I discovered a video about the needle lace technique from Alençon. I was extremely impressed with this technique and was eager to try it out for myself.
Did you know that a needle can be used for tatting?
I am goin on a trip soon and will be flying, so I can't take my Needles with me on the flight, so I am learning how to Shuttle Tat. I tried to do this YEARS ago and just could NOT wrap my head (or my hands) around this! Well, thanks to Needle Tatting and actually knowing what the knots are supposed to look like and thanks to the wonderful ladies over at InTatters, I have taken up Shuttle Tatting! Well, this is my absolute Very First piece of Shuttle Tatting! Got the Ring and Chain figured out, so now it is time to actually MAKE something, as I never could understand the practice of practicing without actually making something. This is the Tatted Christmas Tree from BeStitched. I chose this pattern because I got to practice several things. I got to practice my Rings, Bare Threads and my Chains. I also got to practice the Magic Thread Trick for hiding ends. Very cool trick, let me tell you! The only problem I am having with the Shuttle Tatting is that I am double jointed and my fingers lock up at the worst moments. One of those "moments" being when I am trying to hold the thread snug when I make picots, so I decided to make myself a Tatting Chatelaine, also thanks to xstitchntat from InTatters for the wonderful idea in the first place! I went to a second hand store and bought a crochet hook (the only one they had...a size 8) and had my brother cut the hook off just as it starts flaring into the handle. I then took a very small lenght of thin dowel and drilled a small hole in it and put Super Glue in the hole, then the hook. Let it dry an hour or so and Voila! Mini Hook! I drilled a hole in the end so I can hang in on my Chatelaine. The picot guages I made from the plastic from an empty gum box. You've all seen my Striver before. ;-) I tatted a cord for my Chatelaine that is about 26" long and it works a DREAM! I am working on a bookmark right now and not having any problems at all with my fingers locking and I'm lovin' it!
Tatting History, Techniques, and Terminology
You can use a tatting needle or blunt tapestry needle as if it were a shuttle. The needle is attached to a long cut thread as normal, and then manipulated in the same manner as a shuttle. - Using a needle as if it were a tatting shuttle - Tatting at BellaOnline
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This pattern is digital PDF file. This file does not include basic tatting instruction, so you need some tatting experience to follow the patterns. Level : beginners to intermediate. Included techniques : ring, chain, join, lock join, split ring, and scmr. Information : - Two shuttles - Thread : lizbe #40 180, dyed yarn - Size : 18X18 cm (2X2) - Written in english - Diagram Notice - The copyright of the design belongs to tattingholic - Design distribution is prohibited without the author's permission.
Bedankt dat je voor mijn patroon hebt gekozen! Onderwerp uit mijn winkel https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/691490542/tatting-thread-cone-2000m-14-colors-size?ref=shop_home_active_2 en https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/535146550/gold-silver-metallic-thread-for-tatting?ref=shop_home_active_1. Needl uit mijn winkel https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/527239434/tatting-needle-for-thread-set-of-3?ref=shop_home_active_3 en https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/608811731/tatting-needle-for-thread-set-of-2?ref=shop_home_active_4 OPMERKING : De instructies zijn voor naaldtatting of shuttle-tatting. Merk op dat u de basistechnieken voor tatting moet kennen, waaronder het maken van een dubbele steek, een picot, een ring en een ketting, kennis van het werken met kralen in tatting. Je moet ook weten hoe je elementen moet verbinden. Als je deze technieken kent, is het patroon heel gemakkelijk te volgen. U kunt het PDF-bestand direct downloaden nadat de betaling is verwerkt. De link naar de video-tutorial vindt u in het PDF-bestand. U kunt uw artikelen die op basis van het patroon zijn gemaakt, verkopen, maar u mag het patroon zelf niet verkopen, kopiëren of opnieuw distribueren. Dit is een direct downloadbaar digitaal bestand. Er wordt geen restitutie verleend vanwege de aard van het artikel. Mocht u vragen hebben over het patroon, dan kunt u altijd contact met mij opnemen. Uw feedback wordt zeer op prijs gesteld en zal mij helpen verbeteren.
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Tatting is a beautiful and rare craft where thread is knotted to form lace. There are two types of tatting and this page will give beginners an introduction to both, with patterns and video tutorials.
Thank you for choosing my pattern! Thread from my store https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/691490542/tatting-thread-cone-2000m-14-colors-size?ref=shop_home_active_2 and https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/535146550/gold-silver-metallic-thread-for-tatting?ref=shop_home_active_1. Needl from my store https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/527239434/tatting-needle-for-thread-set-of-3?ref=shop_home_active_3 and https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/608811731/tatting-needle-for-thread-set-of-2?ref=shop_home_active_4 NOTE : The instructions are for Needle tatting or Shuttle tatting.Note that you should know basic tatting techniques including how to make a double stitch, a picot, a ring and a chain, knowledge of working with beads in tatting. You should also know how to join elements. If you know these techniques, the pattern will be very easy to follow. You will be able to download the PDF file right after the payment is processed. The link to the video tutorial is provided in the PDF file. You can sell your items made based on the pattern, but please do not sell, copy or redistribute the pattern itself. This is an instant downloadable digital file. No refunds will be given due to the nature of the item. Should you have any question regarding the pattern, you are always welcome to contact me. Your feedback is highly appreciated and will help me improve.
This is an explanation on how to add new thread when the thread in your shuttle (or ball) has run out. When I need to add new thread, I u...
Yarnplayer is sharing her original pattern for this beautiful Remembrance Ring. This is one of the most popular free tatting tutorials that we have featured on Craftgossip.com. A mourning ring is a…
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What Is The Number One Tatting Question The number one question asked by Tatters? Do you know the answer? They are looking for patterns beyond the traditional doily and edgings. Thanks to Globaliza…
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Hey y'all, welcome to my DIY Needle Tatting (Easy Tutorial) post. You may be wondering what tatting is, tatting is a form of lace making with rings and chains made out of knots and loops. With tatting you can make dollies, shawls, lace edgings, and more. Tatting has been around for centuries, some people even
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