How to make your own earrings
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- How to make your own earrings through needle tatting.
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It looks hard but way easier than crochet
Thanks for the very handy tutorials 💛
Hi Mohja. You’re welcome and thanks for watching!
Wonderful video thanks so much. I learnt basics at school 60 years ago and can now have fun with tatting again.
These are my favorite design!!
Hi Linda! Thank you and thanks for watching!!
Love love love this style. 🤩
It’s classic ❤️
You are very talented girl..
Thank you so much ☺️
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Thanks for watching!
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Thanks for watching!
I have made fabric yoyos and love to make them. I haven't since my surgery which has made my hands super shaky but my problem was keeping the thread from getting tangled. You are working with a lot more thread and i would have a huge knot if i was doing it. Lol
Fabric yoyos sounds fun! I’ve never heard of those!
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Thanks for watching! 💕
This looks like fun. Wish I was more patient. Lol
I bet you could do it 😉
I love love your tutorials! Thanks so much!
Thanks for watching Rosa! You are very welcome 😊
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Thank you for watching 😊
I wondered why the needle had to be so long when You were showing supplies. I understand after watching the video. Nice job Shasta! 😊
Thanks so much!!
This is pretty cool! You definitely make it look easy. 😁 I don’t think I could make these with my shaky hands.
Hey Tracy! Oh yeah I didn’t think about that ☹️Thanks for watching ❤️
Check out needle tatting basics here :
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Can you stiffen them?
How do you add more thread on the needle side when your in the middle of a project?
Hi Alice. I am still learning about tatting myself actually so I do not have an answer for that question. I do make sure I pull off plenty of thread in the beginning so I don’t run out. When I find a better way, I will come back to this comment and let you know. I apologize for the late response, life has been very busy lately!
Shasta Shae Oh that’s ok! Thanks so much!! I appreciate your kind reply!! Blessings!
How do you know when to count the pecot as a stitch or not?
Hi Alice! So I realize it has been many many months since you asked this question but I wanted to let you know of this tutorial video I have now for adding in more thread.
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@@dianehosker2581 for me personally I count the pico as a stitch (as far as the space it takes up) when I’m designing my own pattern. For following a written pattern I would just go with what the pattern says. From what I’ve come across, a pico is considered a separate part and double stitches themselves are separate from that.