How to make your own earrings

How to make your own earrings through needle tatting.
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[@mohja3739]

It looks hard but way easier than crochet
Thanks for the very handy tutorials 💛

[@ShastaShaeCreations]

Hi Mohja. You’re welcome and thanks for watching!

[@barbarahelm253]

Wonderful video thanks so much. I learnt basics at school 60 years ago and can now have fun with tatting again.

[@lindastott5240]

These are my favorite design!!

[@ShastaShaeCreations]

Hi Linda! Thank you and thanks for watching!!

[@caitymaeecutie74]

Love love love this style. 🤩

[@ShastaShaeCreations]

It’s classic ❤️

[@mmbrrr]

You are very talented girl..

[@ShastaShaeCreations]

Thank you so much ☺️

[@daralakes8467]

😍😍

[@ShastaShaeCreations]

Thanks for watching!

[@stephaniehaizlipdavenport3586]

😍

[@ShastaShaeCreations]

Thanks for watching!

[@melindanicholas3686]

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

[@ShastaShaeCreations]

Fabric yoyos sounds fun! I’ve never heard of those!

[@mikaela2637]

🔥💗🔥💗🔥

[@ShastaShaeCreations]

Thanks for watching! 💕

[@lindsaykirk5349]

This looks like fun. Wish I was more patient. Lol

[@ShastaShaeCreations]

I bet you could do it 😉

[@rosaexcelenteperez7148]

I love love your tutorials! Thanks so much!

[@ShastaShaeCreations]

Thanks for watching Rosa! You are very welcome 😊

[@ashleybeach300]

🥰

[@ShastaShaeCreations]

Thank you for watching 😊

[@mrs195827]

I wondered why the needle had to be so long when You were showing supplies. I understand after watching the video. Nice job Shasta! 😊

[@ShastaShaeCreations]

Thanks so much!!

[@tracybrent7868]

This is pretty cool! You definitely make it look easy. 😁 I don’t think I could make these with my shaky hands.

[@ShastaShaeCreations]

Hey Tracy! Oh yeah I didn’t think about that ☹️Thanks for watching ❤️

[@ShastaShaeCreations]

Check out needle tatting basics here :
ua-cam.com/video/5Z4M2ZcxxC0/v-deo.html

[@deborahjohnson2474]

Can you stiffen them?

[@alicebair1811]

How do you add more thread on the needle side when your in the middle of a project?

[@ShastaShaeCreations]

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!

[@alicebair1811]

Shasta Shae Oh that’s ok! Thanks so much!! I appreciate your kind reply!! Blessings!

[@dianehosker2581]

How do you know when to count the pecot as a stitch or not?

[@ShastaShaeCreations]

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.
ua-cam.com/video/NbfQp5g7fDU/v-deo.html

[@ShastaShaeCreations]

@@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.