Tatting - The Blipless Join in a Very Simple Two-Colour Edging
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- When working with two different threads, you get a little blip of colour that shows at the back of the work when making joins. If you want to avoid this blip of colour, here is a join I came up with which solves this problem. Personally I usually don't mind the little blip of colour, but if you do, I hope you'll find this video useful.
I figured out this pattern after seeing the previous video. I finished a strip of this edging just last night, and now this video appears. What a coincidence. I also experimented, Making a string of hearts using this method: 6 ds, picot, two ds, 6 first halves, 6 second halves, 2 ds, picot, 6 ds, close, lock chain, then second color heart, etc.
Hi Steve, I'll give your pattern a try! :-)
Thank you, Joëlle. This is brilliant! I very much enjoy learning from you. I save all your videos to a playlist dedicated to you. Until next time…
Thank you Maria! Always appreciate your comments. :-)
Oooo a lock chain! An interesting thing for me to try! I am currently enjoying doing some medallions from the last video.
Glad to hear it and hope the medallions are going well! :-)
This is so timely. I've been working on a two colour project for the first time and could no figure out how to avoid the colour showing through. I will definitely be giving this a try. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge!
You're very welcome Silver Flames, always great to hear what people find useful. :-)
I tried to learn tatting last year and got very frustrated. I think your videos will help me learn how to do it the correct way 😅
I really hope so! :-)
Thank you Joelle!!! Very clear instructions and very useful.thank you again
You're very welcome Tej! :-)
Genial tu video, no sabía hacer la cadena bicolor, ni es nueva técnica de unir dos anillas, gracias a tí, la practicaré, fuiste muy explícita, feliz en aprender algo nuevo y útil. Que estés muy bien, un abrazo desde Arica-Chile 🇨🇱👏🙏❤️
Hola! Muchas gracias por su comentario! I am pleased you enjoyed the video. :-)
Beautiful! Can’t wait to show my students.
Hi Cyndi, just a simple little thing but useful for demonstrating techniques. :-)
Спасибо большое ❤
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Glad you found it so!
Lovely will surely make tks I had requested too 👍😍
Most welcome 😊
Tq ma'am very useful video
Welcome 😊
Did you decorate your lovely shuttles, or can they be bought somewhere? Thanks for showing the bipless join.
Hello Donna, I make the shuttles I use in my videos and regularly have some for sale in my Etsy shop (www.etsy.com/uk/shop/LaCossette). I do not currently have any shuttles for sale in my shop as Royal Mail is unable to ship abroad whilst recovering from a cyber attack but hopefully that gets resolved soon.
Thank you, I learned something today! :-)
Glad to hear it, thank you for your comment. :-)
👌🏾👌🏾good idea
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Hi
Your shuttles are awesome
Can u plz share the link from where we can get them?
Hello! Thank you! I make the shuttles I use in my videos and regularly have some for sale in my Etsy shop (www.etsy.com/uk/shop/LaCossette) although I'm writing this on the 9th of January and have not yet started production again after the holiday but will do soon!
@@11Frivole waiting for ur resuming the shop
Thanks
What thread are you using? swapping the threads its just a 'half hitch' knot =) I dislike the term 'shoe lace trick" and never use it.
It's Lizbeth in size 20. Yes, a half hitch knot if you prefer. It's just that tatters seem to be more familiar with and use the term "shoe lace trick".
What kind of shuttles do you use and where do you buy them? I’m in the US and have not found any quite like yours.
Hello Vikki, I make the shuttles I use in my videos and regularly have some for sale in my Etsy shop (www.etsy.com/uk/shop/LaCossette) should you like to take a look. :-)