Patricia, I'm so glad that you found me and have started tatting again. That is wonderful! Thank you for the encouragement, it makes me happy to be able to help and share what I love.
Oh Katy, This video is perfect. I can easily follow along with the printed text. I appreciate all the work that went into creating this video and I can't wait to get started. I'm already seeing not just the bracelet but bookmarks and card borders. May God bless you and help you to continue your inspirational creations. Thank you for sharing your talents!
Kathleen, If you catch it right away you don't have to start over. If you can locate the spot where the loop was before it tighten all up, simply insert your needle through there, and pull the thread tight, pulling the ring (R.) into proper form at the same time. If you can't find that spot, then tighten the ring (R.) up so that it forms roughly the ring (R.) shape. Then insert your needle as near the top of the start of the ring (R.) as you can find, and pull thread tight. Knot afterwords. :)
The ring and chain are made the same way, with the same number of threads. The difference between them is when you slide your work off the needle, that is when you actually do the steps that make it a chain or a ring. Please take a look at either my "needle tatting basics" videos or my "speed tatting method" video, I think these concepts are shown in action on the second part of each video series. Hope this helps!!!! :)
Hey, there! You can use either a size 5 tatting needle, or a 5 inch doll needle (if you blunt the sharp pointed end). UA-cam doesn't allow me to put links in these messages, but if you search online, you can find them on Amazon, as well as Create For Less, and a lot of others. In stores they can sometimes be found in Hobby Lobby, and Micheal's. But online is your best option! Hope this helps! :)
hello RustiKate. can you please tell me the needles name & where i can buy this kind of needles ,i really like your works their beautiful ,& i want to try it please i hope you gone a help me thank you .
Can you make a video on how to make the toe and upper foot tatted piece shown on you before you sit on the chair at the beginning of this video. Thanks!
I have a pattern available, with step-by-step photos, on my RustiKate Etsy shop, and also my RustiKate Craftsy shop. I can't post links here or I would. But if you go to the bottom of any of the videos, end of the information section, there should be a link to the online stores. Hope this helps! :)
I'm new to tatting and a little confused. The instructions I've seen show that when you make a ring, it is done on a single thread but when making a chain your working with two threads. how do you combine these elements? I'm determined to make this bracelet as a friends wedding gift but can't get past making the ring. When I slide the chain stitches down on to the thread, I still have a loop as though I were making a ring. Obviously I'm overlooking something but I can't figure out what. Help!!
Berta, thank you for your comment! I am sorry that I cannot teach you in your language. But I am very glad that you can understand what I am trying to share. Happy tatting! :)
i find shuttle tatting is a bit hard to do im new at tatting and the needle just looks easier and more uniform but im sure that has more to do with technique and experience . but you did beautifully
shuttle tatting is fun, but you have to get that thread to flip, if you don't get that thread to flip you will have to start over, that's the hole key, get that thread to flip
hello RustiKate can you please tell me the needles name & where i can buy this kind of needles ,i really like your works their beautiful ,& i want to try it please i hope you gone a help me thank you .
And now you've added CC. This is wonderful. I love the added commentary. Please give your helper a huge Thank You from me.
It's so much fun picking up a craft you haven't used for a long time.Thanks Kate for making it easy.your method of teaching is very enjoyable.
Patricia, I'm so glad that you found me and have started tatting again. That is wonderful! Thank you for the encouragement, it makes me happy to be able to help and share what I love.
Oh Katy, This video is perfect. I can easily follow along with the printed text. I appreciate all the work that went into creating this video and I can't wait to get started. I'm already seeing not just the bracelet but bookmarks and card borders. May God bless you and help you to continue your inspirational creations. Thank you for sharing your talents!
Katy, enjoying the videos they, are the perfect addition to the pattern.
you go girl! I Love Learning new or coming up with another •hopefully• easier but •at least• more understandable way of doing things.
The CC gals are amazing, I'm super excited that we have these up now!!! :)
I've NEVER heard of this....absolutely beautiful. I am going to give this a try. Thanks so much, new sub here front and center!
thank you for your video
you make it very easy
will try it as soon as I can .💓💓💓
Thank you so much! I finally succeeded yay! But now I’m lost at the end...I can’t seem to get the RW’s right.
Yay, so glad that you are giving it a try!!!! :)
Katy thank you so much for sharing your videos. ..great help
Kathleen, If you catch it right away you don't have to start over. If you can locate the spot where the loop was before it tighten all up, simply insert your needle through there, and pull the thread tight, pulling the ring (R.) into proper form at the same time. If you can't find that spot, then tighten the ring (R.) up so that it forms roughly the ring (R.) shape. Then insert your needle as near the top of the start of the ring (R.) as you can find, and pull thread tight. Knot afterwords. :)
is there a tatting ->needle
The ring and chain are made the same way, with the same number of threads. The difference between them is when you slide your work off the needle, that is when you actually do the steps that make it a chain or a ring. Please take a look at either my "needle tatting basics" videos or my "speed tatting method" video, I think these concepts are shown in action on the second part of each video series. Hope this helps!!!! :)
Hey, there! You can use either a size 5 tatting needle, or a 5 inch doll needle (if you blunt the sharp pointed end). UA-cam doesn't allow me to put links in these messages, but if you search online, you can find them on Amazon, as well as Create For Less, and a lot of others. In stores they can sometimes be found in Hobby Lobby, and Micheal's. But online is your best option! Hope this helps! :)
what size is the needle and the thread, please, making one for each of my great granddaughters thank you
So glad, Kathy! :)
hello RustiKate. can you please tell me the needles name & where i can buy this kind of needles ,i really like your works their beautiful ,& i want to try it please i hope you gone a help me thank you .
Can you make a video on how to make the toe and upper foot tatted piece shown on you before you sit on the chair at the beginning of this video. Thanks!
I have a pattern available, with step-by-step photos, on my RustiKate Etsy shop, and also my RustiKate Craftsy shop. I can't post links here or I would. But if you go to the bottom of any of the videos, end of the information section, there should be a link to the online stores. Hope this helps! :)
What happens if you forget to close a circle do you have to start all over again
I'm new to tatting and a little confused. The instructions I've seen show that when you make a ring, it is done on a single thread but when making a chain your working with two threads. how do you combine these elements? I'm determined to make this bracelet as a friends wedding gift but can't get past making the ring. When I slide the chain stitches down on to the thread, I still have a loop as though I were making a ring. Obviously I'm overlooking something but I can't figure out what. Help!!
me gusta mucho tus trabajos aunque no hablo ingles pero entiendo lo que explicas gracias.
Berta, thank you for your comment! I am sorry that I cannot teach you in your language. But I am very glad that you can understand what I am trying to share. Happy tatting! :)
i find shuttle tatting is a bit hard to do im new at tatting and the needle just looks easier and more uniform but im sure that has more to do with technique and experience . but you did beautifully
Tia, totally give needle tatting a try, it is a lot easier than shuttle tatting for most! You can do it! :)
Can you do this using a shuttle instead?
shuttle tatting is fun, but you have to get that thread to flip, if you don't get that thread to flip you will have to start over, that's the hole key, get that thread to flip
found where you have the sizes for needle and thread. right in front of my nose....lol
Holy Sh*t! Now I know how it feels when people see me using 4 dpn to make socks.....it looks very complicated and Scary hard! Dang girl! Lol
i noticed you are not doing your special step. why? do you normally?
Thanks!
oops sorry, I spoke too soon! thanks
Esta padrisima lastima q lo hagas tan rapido gracias
i like you toe ankle bracelet
hello
RustiKate can you please tell me the needles name & where i can buy this kind of needles ,i really like your works their beautiful ,& i want to try it please i hope you gone a help me thank you .