Myślałam że już dzisiaj nie uda mi sie opublikować tego postu- co prawda 1 jest dopiero jutro, ale ja nie będę miała zupełnie czasu. Miałam trochę zaległości na waszych blogach i powiem szczerze ze zazdroszczę, macie tempo prac, że hoho :D a wszystkie sa piękne i różnorodne. Banerek ( o którym zupełnie zapomniałam i dlatego przygotowany na szybko jest taki jaki jest ) chyba niewiele Wam powie co jest tematem kolejnej lekcji, ale to co oglądałam w necie mnie się tak skojarzyło , a że konkretnej nazwy nie znalazłam to mamy Francję :D Temat na luty to frywolitka z koralikami, ale nie ankars- chodzi mi o dodatek małych i delikatnych koralików. Wokół tego tematu kręcę się już od jakiegoś czasu, zbieram inspiracje i się zachwycam, ale jak przyszło co do czego to miałam problem ze znalezieniem najpierw tutków jak sie to robi, a potem schematów, Choć myślę, że spokojnie sobie z nim poradzimy, bo z tego co zobaczycie to koraliki zastępują wszędzie pikotki- może być jeden, lub trzy, wszystko zależy od miejsca gdzie chcemy je umieścić i jak chcemy żeby nasze małe dzieło wyglądało. O ile przy igle jest sprawa zupełnie prosta, to przy czółenku mamy małe ograniczenia z ilością nanizanych i nawiniętych na czółenko koralików. Wydaje mi sie że część możemy pozostawić też na nitce od motka, o ile pracujemy na dwóch nitkach. To teraz lekcja: z czółenkiem znajdziecie pod linkiem tutaj Nie wiem czy to mój laptop wariuje czy to coś powiązanego ze stroną, ale uważajcie, bo po rozpoczęciu oglądania filmu pokazują sie jakieś dodatkowe strony np z koniecznością podania nr telefonu, bo coś tam, lub też że coś tam wygrałyście- wystarczy tą stronę wyłączyć i oglądać dalej- niestety nic innego w języku polskim nie znalazłam jeszcze w języku angielskim tutaj igłą natomiast pokazane jest po polsku http://hobbyata.blogspot.com/2010/04/ciag-dalszy.html po angielsku https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVe6LDUsDCc schematy z koralikami tutaj tutaj tutaj tutaj i inspiracje znalezione w sieci gdzie jest ich caaaałe mnóstwo :D tutaj tutaj Tutaj tutaj tutaj tutaj tutaj tutaj tutaj tutaj tutaj i jeszcze to cudo tutaj i wierzcie mi mogłabym tak jeszcze bardzo długo. Wybierałam takie całkiem proste z małą ilością koralików i te na bogato też, mam nadzieje że i Wam się spodobają i coś dla siebie znajdziecie :) Wszystkim życze spokojnego tygodnia i pozdrawiam serdecznie :)
I love shuttle tatting. I actually prefer shuttle tatting to needle tatting. Shuttle tatting is a little harder than tatting with a needle. Since I've already done a needle tatting post I decided to do a post about shuttle tatting for beginners. Tatting is a beautiful old-fashioned art and it has been around for centuries.
Video for the pattern here
ENGLISH AND ITALIAN LANGUAGE , with photos, diagram and rows step by step Material requirements: Thread , delica beads , ear wire or stud earrings , free decoration with Swarovski bicons and chaton After notification of sale and payment the PDF will be available for download It is best if you would have at least some previous knowledge and experience working with needle tatting I am a professional Italian beader. If you wish , follow my blog http://happylandblog.blogspot.it/ My website www.happyland.it and my FB page https://www.facebook.com/#!/happyland.it https://www.instagram.com/joys_of_happyland/
Here's a short version: Wind 2 shuttles CTM with three beads on shuttle 1. SR1: Put a bead on the back of the hand before beginning. Work 6 ds with shuttle one. Turn the ring ready for the second half of the split ring, move the bead to the start of the second half of the split ring, work 6 ds, close split ring. Work SR 2 and 3 the same way. Work a ring at the top, hiding the thread from shuttle 2 inside the first half of the ring and adding a hook. There's a longer PDF version with pictures, you can find a link on the right hand side bar. This is a versatile pattern, you can vary the size of the thread, the size of the beads, the stitch count. For these I've used size 10 thread and a 6/6 count, but for others I've used size 20 thread and an 8/8 count. Here's another version: The bead arrangement boggled my mind a little. On shuttle 1 it should be 5 small beads, large bead, then one small bead. Shuttle 2 has 2 small beads. One small bead and the large bead on the back of the hand for SR1. The big bead at the start of the second half as before, the small one left to be caught in place when the ring is closed. A bead from each shuttle between split rings. 2 small beads on the back of the hand for SR2, and one bead for SR3.
This is an original PDF pattern by Gail Weaver Tatting. Difficulty: beginner (rings elements, adding beads). Materials and tools: 1 shuttle, crochet hook, earrings hooks, bracelet lock, needle, glue, metal split rings, beads (2 mm and 6 mm diameter), cotton thread size 20.
Materials: Perlè no 8; 2 shuttles; crochet hook; scissors; 2 beads; 2 hooks for earrings. Occorrente: Perlè nr. 8; 2 navette; uncinetto; forbici; 2 perline; 2 monachelle. Abbreviations: Ring = R Chain = C double stitch = ds picot = p Reverse work = RW Abbreviazioni: Anello = AN Arco = AR nodino doppio = nd picot = p attaccarsi = att. Chiudere e voltare = Ch. e volt. All steps of this project are shown in this video. Tutti i passaggi per realizzare di questo motivo sono mostrati nelle immagini di questo video. Explanation/Spiegazione: These earrings are worked in two steps. First of all we work the rings, then the chain to complete the project. Wind two shuttles and work R of 4ds - 1p - 10ds - 1p - 4ds. Close and RW. C of 3ds. RW. *R of 4ds - join to the p of the previous R - 10ds - 1p - 4ds. Close and RW. C of 3ds. RW.* Repeat from *to* 4 more times. R of 4ds - join to the p of the previous R - 10ds - 1p - 4ds. Colse. Cut and tie. Pass the thread of a shuttle between the fourth and fifth C, tie it to the second shuttle and wind a bit of thread to make the last C, so work C of 15ds - join to the p of the first R - 15ds - 1p - 15ds - join to the p of the last R - 15ds. Cut the threads and tie them between the second and thrid C as shown in the images of the video. Complete earring with a bead on the top p before inserting the hook. Repeat these steps another time to make the second earring, but remember to cross the last chain on the contrary before tying the threads. Questi orecchini sono lavorati in due fasi. Prima di tutto lavoriamo gli anelli, poi l'arco che serve a completare il progetto. Avvolgere il filo in due navette e lavorare un AN di 4nd - 1p - 10nd - 1p - 4nd. Ch. e volt. AR di 3nd. Volt. *AN di 4nd - att. al p dell'AN precedente - 10nd - 1p - 4nd. Ch. e volt. AR di 3nd. Volt.* Ripetere da *a* altre 4 volte. AN di 4nd - att. al p dell'AN precedente - 10nd - 1p - 4nd. Ch. Tagliare e annodare i fili. Passare il filo di una navetta tra il quarto e il quinto AR, legarlo alla seconda navetta e avvolgere un po' di filo per eseguire l'ultimo AR, quindi lavorare un AR di 15nd - att. al p del primo AN - 15nd - 1p - 15nd - att. al p dell'ultimo AN - 15nd. Tagliare i fili e legarli tra il secondo e il terzo AR come mostrato nelle immagini del video. Completate l'orecchino infilando una perlina nel p superiore prima di inserire il gancio. Ripetere questi passaggi un'altra volta per eseguire il secondo orecchino, ricordando di incrociare l'ultimo arco al contrario prima di legare i fili.
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The pattern, "Giddy" earrings, is in the Tatted Jewelry book published by Annie's Attic. All of the patterns in the book were designed by me (yes, that's my name on the cover). The "Giddy" pattern has just one "floating ring" at the top made with 2nd shuttle, beaded picots, and starts with a bead inside a self-closing mock ring. Instructions are in the book. I'm trying to get more tatted items made for several art/craft shows that are coming up; 2 of them are listed on the postcard at the bottom of this post. I'll be demonstrating tatting at the events, too.
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This listing is for the PDF pattern only, not the actual tatted item or a printed pattern. Each earring is made of 2 separate parts: a main motif plus a narrow pendulum for some extra movement, hence the title, "Kinetic". You need to be experienced at tatting to be able to follow this challenging pattern, as it does not include any basic tatting instruction. This is an advanced level, two shuttle pattern which I have designed and prepared in PDF format. Although it may be tatted using either needle or shuttle, the instructions and photos are shown from the shuttle tatting perspective only. The 4 page file includes: *Written instructions in English, *List of supplies needed, *In-progress photographs, *A photo with stitch counts written on it. Techniques used include rings, picots, chains, joins, lock joins, bead picots, floating rings, split rings, lock stitch chains, and loop tatted rings. In size 20 thread the tatted earrings measure between 1 and 3/4 inches to 2 inches long, and about 1 inch wide. Materials you will need: - 2 tatting shuttles - Small steel crochet hook (for joins) - Crochet thread size 20: about 12 yards - Wide eye beading needle - Size 11° Delicas beads: 62 (size 15° seed beads work as well) - 4mm beads: 2 - 4mm jump rings: 4 - 6mm jump rings: 4 - Earring findings of your choice PLEASE NOTE: You are purchasing the pattern only. The design copyright remains with me. You may sell or give away items that you make using this pattern, but you may NOT distribute the pattern itself anywhere. ⚠ 𝑵𝒐𝒕𝒆: The Etsy mobile app does not support downloading. Use a mobile browser for download.
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