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Even 13 years later your videos are helping people like me to learn this wonderful craft. Thank you very much!

I know this is twelve years old, but these tutorials are the best ones I have ever seen. You helped me figure out why I wasn’t able to get past a certain point in the beginning learning process. The angles you had the camera at were just right. Many people trying to teach tatting either don’t go slow enough or the angle is such I couldn’t quite see what they were doing. I wish you had continued and done more. I subscribed so I can keep these precious tutorials for reference. Maybe I’ll get lucky and you will do some more. You are a really good teacher. ❤

This is the best! Thank you so much! I am subscribed! ❤️❤️❤️

This has been driving me nuts! I even got up in the middle of the night because I couldn't work out why my rings wouldn't close correctly and kept trying to visualize it!! You've explained how the shuttle thread becomes the core thread and therefore pulls the ring closed. THANK YOU!!!

I understand the concept of working the threads inside of the stitches at the beginning. How do you work in the thread ends at the completion of what you are doing? There are no threads to tie them off to work in as I have been doing.

This was great but also I just wanted to thank you for using a black background. I can't stand when people use a white background, it's so bright and uncomfortable to look at. The black was much easier on my eyes.

Thank you! Perfect explanation! 🙏💕

Hello, I'm left-handed thank you so much!

Thanks

Hands down, best explanation Ive seen. I can now tat!

I have enjoyed your video, I always do needle tatting, which l enjoy. I will try shuttle tatting again. Thank you

Thank you so much for doing this. I learned how to tat on your Tatted Treasures website using these videos. You have blessed my life. Thank you! Whenever someone asks to learn, I recommend these videos!

I appreciate the lesson, but this is totally off-center it's driving me NUTS! The smallest ring of burgundy petals should be lined up with their points on the center circle, but only those in the bottom left quadrant are lined up, the top petals are skewed in. The circle has 16 three-ring petals going around inside the ring of white circles, so there should be two evenly spaced petals lined up in each 1/8th wedge. I hope the realized this at some point, but it was hard for me to keep watching!

Thank you for this extremely helpful video on joining. It's where I can understand it! Yay!

Thank you for this series!

very clever! thankyou.

Thank you tr

That is a super useful technique. I have never seen that before

I always tie a surgeons not when threading my shuttle, then snip the waste thread off! Much easier!

Was able to complete the task, thanks for your precise directions😊

Thank you l will try this again, happy with your directions.

Thank you. I was wondering about blocking my projects and now I know. When doing doilies and other items which would be washed, do they need to be blocked and starched again?

Hi, I teach shuttle tatting and have referred my students to your videos. I wish I knew your name so I could give you credit. Your videos are some of the best out there.

Does this method work when you run out of thread and have to add in new?

This just made everything click.😊 Thank you so much!!! 😃

not clear... I still can't join the last ring and close it... it need to be explained in some other way... this way is not clear yet....

Took me 50 years to learn to tat. A lady friend from Sri Lanka taught me as my desired birthday gift. Now 17 years later this video helped me to finally learn how to do the continueus thread method . Thank you

This is really great! I am ordering tatting supplies now that I can see how it is done!!! 1. If the threads were the same color, would you still relax your left hand to have the right hand sting be the knot? I would assume so for nicer stitches but just curious? You answered my question…,yes always relax the left hand and switch 2. If I were to practice just making a chain of knots….could that chain of knots be incorporated into anything later? Or will I just have a nice chain of knots? 3. I would guess at some point you have to add more string to complete a project…is it safe to assume you will show us that later on? Thank you! thank you! thank you!

Thank you! I am looking forward to watching the whole series! I have never done this…I am getting supplies soon.

Beautiful... I always wanted to know the right way of doing it. Thanks

I am so very grateful for your excellent videos teaching people like me how to tat!! I have tried to learn tatting from books at least five times in my life, without much success. I even took a tatting class at a local weaver's needlework shop, and although below the age of thirty, I was able to do picots and rings then, but I never learned the right way to join rings and picots. Unfortunately, the lady who taught the class had very poor photocopies of what to do, that were barely readable--that was the status for me in the early 1980's. After that, I have tried to learn how strictly from books, with even less success than I did in my twenties. I am so grateful to afford my own computer in 2020, and am so extremely grateful for your calm, slow way of showing how each stitch is done!! Finally, from 15 years old at my very first attempts to learn from a middle school friend, and now into my sixties, I am so happy that I am actually able to see and understand each step!! Eventually, I would like to make tatted bead jewelry!! Thank you so much for your video series!! I am finally confident I shall be able to succeed learning this time-honored way of making delicate lace!! "Frivolité" will now actually be something fun to do!! I wish you a very happy and healthy 2021 and 2022 !!!

You said what it looks like when u mess up but didn’t explain how to fix it I’m stuck I don’t know what to do know because of that.

So far so good! I'm a needle tatter and this is my first try with your videos at shuttle tatting.

Why would you do a folded join in this situation when you could just keep joining normally?

OMG! I can't believe I've been doing things the hard way! Thank you so much for sharing this!!!

So, the way I'm understanding this is that you do the first ring, close it, use the same thread to make a second, join, work, and close by pulling the thread you've been working? The problem I'm having is that I pull it and it closes the last knot, but not the ring. Please tell me I'm understanding this wrong.

Please consider a lesson on adding a thread and cutting out & repairing mistakes. Even after years of tatting I do not understand this.

Hi, thank you for the video. I can't get the second ring made into something that's closeable, what am I doing wrong?

Hello mam,I have subscribed your channel n like your teachings but unfortunately u never reply I'm trying hard but not succeeding to make the knot n I'll keep on trying to until I get it, love you, want to hear consoling words from you,God bless you...🙏🙏😀😀😀

Thank you for teaching so beautifully n slowly God bless you may be following your instructions I will reach my goal... Love you..👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏😘😘

What is that beautiful thread you are using here? Lizbeth metallic gold?

I'm actually finding the string around my hand getting bigger and bigger and when I pull the beginning thread they all came out.

here i was hoping i could start lerning tatting with some of the stuff i already have,like a long needle or something.. so depressed

thank you for this! I was finally able to see exactly what was going on, which I wasn't getting in the other tutorials! Having the two different colors was especially useful. :)

So a shuttle is like a bobbin?

Very well done instructions, thankyou

I like your shuttles design. Very badass...😄😎

Watched all 12 episodes.. starting to think this is not about tattoos

thank you, thank you, thank you! you are a superb teacher!

THANK YOU.