Needle Tatting - Tatted Snowflake (Full Tutorial) by RustiKate
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Needle Tatting - Tatted Snowflake (Full Tutorial) by RustiKate
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In this video learn how-to make a needle tatted snowflake, great for holiday décor and/or Christmas ornament. This is a quick, fun, and festive project! Great for beginners and veteran tatters. Free pattern on my website, link below.
*Note: If video moves too slow or fast for your learning style, you can adjust playback speed in the UA-cam video “settings.” On your computer - look for “gear” symbol, or on your smartphone - look for “three dot” symbol and then video playback options.
**"FREE" pattern for this project available on the RustiKate.com website, here: www.rustikate....
***Katy's "Special Step" video here: • Needle Tatting - Best ...
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Katy is the former creative design and development, how-to expert, tatting instructor, model, and photographer for "MaryJane's Farm" magazine and publications. As a professional tatting and how-to instructor, she has over fifteen years of experience, and has taught across the country from Georgia to Alaska. Learn more by checking out the RustiKate links in the "About RustiKate Channel" section.
Just amazing ! & beautiful!
I had to laugh because my tatting needles are bent too! I need to relax! Thanks for posting this snowflake tutorial, I've tried others with no success, but I know I can do it by following your instructions. You are the best!
You are so welcome! :)
Love, Love , Love~~~~Please more videos as you can!!!!!!
Thank you! :)
Thank you so much❣️
You’re welcome 😊
I'm glad I found your video because there's a mistake in your pattern. In the instructions for the small cluster it doesn't say to connect the second small ring to the picot in the first ring. Now that I've figured that out it should go much more smoothly.
Thanks for letting me know. I appreciate it! Glad you were able to figure it out!
I'm new to needle tatting and have been watching your videos. Thank you so much.
I have tried looking for the patterns, but they are not there. How long do you keep the pattern on your website?
I had high hopes for this video but got lost with special step.
Sorry if you were disappointed. You definitely don't have to do the special step, it is purely done to help the finished work lay smoother and be stronger. It can definitely be skipped.
I started learning to needle tat 18 days ago (New Year’s Day 2022). Your videos have already saved my projects several times. This morning I woke up to find that my cat had chewed through my thread. I had no idea how to fix that until I watched your video showing how to attach new thread. I watched this one to see an example of the correct way to attach a final chain to the first ring. Success!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
So wonderful that the videos have been helpful! You are now nearly a year long tatter, congratulations! Hope it is still going good for you? Happy New Year!
@@RustiKate I won a blue ribbon at the fair!! Thanks for all your help!
Hiya friend! Nice to see you! i am having some hand issues so taking a break from tatting but still fun to watch. hope to sort this soon and get back to what i love doing
So sorry to hear about the hand issues. I hope you will feel better and be able to get back to everything you enjoy soon! Definitely smart to take a break. Take care and happy holidays. :)
Katie, thank you for posting this. I'm trying to learn to tat and I'm really getting frustrated, it seems my thread keeps getting twisted. A question that I have is when you hold the needle where on your hand does the eye lay? Mine seems to be in the area between my little finger and ring finger and it's starting to hurt, am I just not cut out for tatting?
Hi Nancy! I will try to find away to share a photo or video with you of how I hold my needle, within the next few days. I totally don't think you are not cut out for this, you can do it! :) And be assured it shouldn't hurt.
@@RustiKate Thank you. This is crazy, I've spent my whole adult life fixing multi million dollar helicopter engines, I'll not give up.
Hi Nancy, I have not forgotten you. Filmed a short video of needle position that I use, but have been delayed in getting it edited. In the meantime, I tend to put the most pressure from needle on my index finger and use my pointer finger to balance and use as spacer for making picots. The eye of the needle lays along the pad of my thumb (anatomy term "thenar eminence") but doesn't often touch or rub, it just lightly glides past. My ring and little fingers are free, and only are used for guiding thread as needed. Hope that helps!? I'll get video up when I can. :)
@@RustiKate Take your time, I'm not in a hurry. I'm slowly working on the technique.
@@RustiKate I've been an engine mechanic for 45 years and I sometimes have trouble with my hands cramping, having said that I may not have a future in tatting. I spent a little while this morning working at it but had to stop because my right hand cramped. Please, don't hurry with a video, I'll keep trying, but I won't be sad, at least I gave it a go.
I love the snow flake I tried it didn’t look right so I gave up
Oh no, sorry it didn't turn out right. Did you try ironing it? Mine never looks good until after I iron.
@@RustiKate I will keep trying to do it right! I’m real new to tatting. It was you that inspired me to start tatting. I love all patterns that you show on UA-cam. I will most definitely try to iron the snowflake