Needle Lace for Beginners (Part 1 of 8)
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
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In this video series, I teach a start-to-finish tutorial for creating Armenian Needlelace, which is the beautiful art of Armenian needlework. This art, also known as point lace, iğne oyası (Igne Oyasi in Turkish), Nazareth Lace, Bebilla, and Knotted Lace, is centuries old. I learned this art growing up in a Lebanon orphanage when I was a little girl. This art is also known as iğne oyası.
I hope to continue sharing this art with you all. Thank you all so much for your support!
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I've done crochet and knitting for most of my life, as well as tatting, but I must admit that knotted needlelaces are the pinnacle of lacemaking. The mastery that they require stuns me every time I see it. The fact that they are so hard to pick back, that you must concentrate so hard, that you have to measure most of your loops by eye ... Armenian needlelace is the greatest of all laces.
I love doing Armenian lace and I hope you enjoy it too!
J Cortese Yeah me too… I’ve done all kinds of needlework, not tatting though. I’ve always loved lace and I knit and crochet lace, now I’m trying this out... I like it so far.
@@JoySongDesigns Glad you think so!!
BITTE IN DEUTSCH ICH VERSTEHE KEIN ENGLISCH !!!! DANKE
@wostenhoferanita664 go to the settings at the top of the page and turn on auto-translate to German 😊
I lost my croatian grandma a few years ago. She made so beautiful laces. To see now how you explain such awesome handwork is just wonderful! To listen to you sitting in your garden gibes the feeling to learn from my family. Thank you very much for the video! ❤ 😊
My pleasure, I'm so happy you find solace in this work!
My deepest condolences for the loss of your grandmother. 🙏🏼💜🙏🏼💙🙏🏼🧡🙏🏼💛🙏🏼💚🙏🏼
@@number1angel66 Thank you very much 😊❤️
Thank you for sharing your skills! I like watching people make things when I am depressed, and you are a true artisan!
You are so kind, thank you. There's so much in this world to be happy about, and art is one of them.
I pray this cheers you up!
I love handwork. My grandma and mom were seamstresses. But grandma crocheted. She didn't do Armenian Lace. My mom wanted me to learn, especially since it's part of my heritage. I'm second generation Armenian. My grandparents on both sides came here at the beginning of the genocide. You do make it very easy. My grandma and mom would be proud. Thank you
You're so welcome, and thanks so much for sharing this.
Absolutely gorgeous! Thank you for sharing your knowledge so that it doesn’t get forgotten. We need our women to pass down their knowledge to the younger ones!
You are so welcome! Thanks for enjoying my videos, Mallory!
Absolutely stunning handwork. My mother did needle tatting on handkerchiefs as a child to sell in Grandmother’s “penny store”. I was surrounded as a child with flower gardens, antiques and homemade lace. I have never seen an entire tablecloth tatted this way. Beautiful. Thank you for sharing this lost art with so many beginners.
What wonderful feedback, thank you!
I never considered how lace was made or even was made. I don't know why this blows my mind!
It's not on the same level but I'm getting I to cross stitching and i want to gradually branch out to things like embroidery knitting lacing etc. It's all so amazing.
I hope my eyesight lasts though 😅
Jane, welcome to my channel! I'm so grateful you've found me and are enjoying this beautiful artwork. Yes, it blows my mind too and I've been obsessed with it since I was a little girl. Keep practicing, and soon you will get on the same level. Send me photos of your progress along the way too 😍
UA-cam always provides distractions from my work. I have so many tatting, knitting, and macrame WIPs and now I need to learn to do this! To the Craft Store! 🏃
Such a kind thing to hear, thank you!
You are great!
I'm korean and I'm very surprised of your lace making skill. I've never seen that kind of thing before.
Lace is amazing!
Wow, thank you so much. Please enjoy and keep practicing. Please feel free to share the video with your friends. Tons of fun to get together with your loved ones and practice together. Also, I absolutely love kbbq & kimchi :)
Ashley, THANK YOU THANK YOU for your wonderful series of videos and the introduction where you showed the very large artwork. Every piece and every size of the needle art is absolutely BEAUTIFUL. Spiritual!
I really appreciate your repeating the instructions many times in each segment and doing so many loops faster AND slower. Very helpful. I'm left-handed but have decided to learn with needle in my right hand (I crochet and needle tat right handed already,
so shouldn't be too hard...!) I can't wait to begin this weekend. If you ever decide to write a book or put all 8 videos together into one long video, please let us know! I'm first in line to buy one. Fantastic.
+Lee Peterson That is so kind of you. Enjoy and keep me updated on your work!
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Ashley, I have been using your videos to help me create this beautiful pattern of yours. I am curious if you have other patterns? where would I find more patterns? Are there books? or websites? I have searched and all I find is the book on flowers. I made a few and didn't care for them. I love making doilies and small decorative things. any help would be appreciated. So far you are the best teacher of Armenian knotted lace or (needle lace) that I have seen! I'd love to see more coasters and doilies if you made the vidieos. please write back and let me know, or PM me Onna Addis on FB and messenger. onnaaddis@gmail.com
keep up the great work, you're great!
I DID IT!! I finally got a whole first round!! It's wobbly looking but I did it!
Way to go Jennifer!!! Yes, our first few runs will always be wobbly, and that's TOTALLY FINE! Keep up the great work, and if you have any photos, please send them over ! 😊
This series of videos is really good. You're clear, concise and stay on topic. I was able to follow your instructions in the first and second video pretty well. My loops weren't as even as yours are but I'm getting the hang of this. Thank you for the videos.
+Melissa RMT My pleasure!
Melissa's RMT
Vay inchkanem sirum asexnagortutun. Tatiks shater anum. Shat siruna jans. Mercy. ❤ shat lavek basatrum. I love you!
Tatikner shat sirum en ais kordz e. Shnorhagalutyun!!
Exceptionally clear instructions and thank you for English instruction as well, which is not easy to find. I understood everything perfectly and if anyone needs to watch something slowly, all they need to do is go into their settings on the bottom of the youtube screen of this video and change the speed. I'm currently working my way and am on the second to last video with no problems (other than my stitches here and there are not perfect, which is ok and normal for one beginning anything!). Thank you so very much. Beautiful lace.
Thanks for subscribing, there are more videos I've posted!
This series has been a HUGE HELP to me. Thank you so much!
+Cathy Zemke It's been my pleasure to make. You're welcome!
Brilliant work 👏 👍 👌 🙌 applause for your hard work. Thanks for sharing.
You're welcome!!
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My favorite thread: amzn.to/38MMOWM #ad
My favorite needles: amzn.to/2WcTB9B #ad
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Thank you so much for teaching this! I have been watching other videos attempting to learn needle lace and yours is the first I have understood! You slow it down so you can see what is being done. You are very talented!!
@@deed1e67 DeAnn, this is such a kind thing to say. Thanks very much and I'm glad you loved it! Please share it with your family and friends if you can, and that would be a wonderful help!
Someone shared a link to your channel. And now, I'm a fan. Hook, line and sinker....I'm subscribed.
That's a huge honor! Thank you Clareth!! I'd love to know who shared the link, and where. I will thank them for doing so 😊
This beautiful. Going to give it a try today. Love your instructions. My grandmother and great aunts all made tatted lace, edging and table cloths.
Dixie H That is wonderful, I hope you start making lace!
Thank you so much for generously sharing your knowledge and skills for how to make this beautiful lace. Warmest best wishes to you and everyone you love.
Thanks so much 😊I hope you try this art someday and let me know if you enjoy it Mary.
This is absolutely stunning work! Thank you for sharing, and your voice is so soothing. I had a look at bobbin lace making, but i don't think i could quite be bothered with the set up for that, but just a needle, laceweight thread and your hands? I'm excited to give this a go! ☺️
You're so welcome, I'm happy to hear such a sweet comment! It's the easiest art to get started with :)
Just beautiful! A true artisan. I appreciate you sharing. As soon as I get the supplies, I will definitely give it a go. Again Thank you.
Thank you so much, I'm happy you enjoyed it! Please send photos of your work!
Just finished watching all the parts ... from the very start I knew I wanted to make one of these, and I've never before wanted to!! Thank you for showing us how wonderfully-easy it is to do!
Joe, Guelph
I'm SO PROUD of you for watching all the parts. Outstanding job 😊 I know this isn't easy for some beginners, but if you were able to sit through all 8 parts, it tells me you're interested in doing this. Many more videos are on my channel and I hope you enjoy them.
Thank you again for sharing your lovely art!
My pleasure, it means a lot to me that you enjoy watching it!
So happy. I understand all the instruction. Just can’t seem to get the petals the same size. Will work on it. ThankQ for helping me learn. As always sending you blessings to you and your loved ones. 🥰
Thank you, how very sweet.
Hi ..i'm from algeria ..it's the first time i see that ... i hope to learn it .. actually i love handmade ..and crafts
Thank you
Hi, thank you so much for coming here to watch this Armenian lace! Algeria is a wonderful country. I'm so grateful to inspire you. Please share this video and the art with your family and friends, I'd love that!
Hi Ashley. I'm from Malaysia. I fell in love the 1st time I saw this art on video. I've started making 1 and it is really enjoying! 💖 Thank you so much for your tutorial.
Saidatul, welcome to my channel, and thanks for your lovely greetings from Malaysia! I'm SO HAPPY to have you as a viewer from so far away!
i have been obsessed with lace making and designs, so i cannot thank you enough for this tutorial, its very comlicated and i dont think i wraped my head around many things, but i will try to learn and make itmyself
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for finding my channel and enjoying the lace videos!!
I’m trying this for the first time today. Thank you for teaching how to do this!
You're very welcome Gabrielle, send me a photo of your progress.
Love this tutorial! Beautiful work. ANOTHER project to add to my mountain of 'must-try' crafts lol!
Thank you so much, I am honored to hear this! I can't wait for you to get into this art. It's a wonderful experience!
Ok Ashley, I tried for 2 days to get the first ring done with the 12 loops on it, but I just could not get the hang of it. Then I realized that the ring with the loops looks just like a ring with picots in shuttle tatting, which I do all the time. So I made the first ring with the 12 loops with shuttle tatting, and then continued on with the rest of this with a needle and followed along with you. Thank you so much for teaching me how to do it. I know I will like this more and more as I get better at it.
+Gemini Dolly That is wonderful. You're welcome!
I tatted the first ring, too!
Esther Ogozal
Thank you so much, lacemaking fascinates me. Its so lovely and so rare.
Thanks Lissy! You're wonderful, I'm glad you think so.
wish this was just one video instead of in parts 😬
ooooh this is satisfying to watch. I used to make knot bracelets and my mind would think "how can I expect on this idea... here it is and just wow!
This was my first time making a video like this, so I wasn't really sure what to do. Now, I have so many more needle lace videos! ua-cam.com/play/PL7CBs6KkliOHYgeuEsNHTQd4FRAyhW1Cu.html here's the playlist.
OH I'm so excited to have found you. I have been looking for someone who speaks English, that's teaching this craft. I have been watching non English speaking ladies and I couldn't understand what they were doing. yay!!!
Rhonda, there are more videos! Enjoy them!
It looks easy ,I have to try .your work is very beautiful ❤️
I hope you do try! I think you'd love it Guruswami!
Looking forward to learning how to do this - Thank you for showing how it is done
My pleasure :)
Beautiful work and very clear explanations. Very few people are this clear! Could you make a video showing us step by step how to create different patterns, different stitches and different designs if you have a chance please? Thank you so very much anyway for your amazing videos! Peace and love to you
So glad you love it, I posted some more.
This is awesome and you are an awesome teacher
Thank you!
I would of loved to have send you a picture of my first accomplishment. Finally figured out how to make the petals the same size. ThankQ 🥰 blessings to you and your family.
You're so welcome!
Never heard of it unfortunately... I am going to try right away!! thks
Hope you like it!
Love it! ❤❤❤❤ and thank you
I'm glad you like it, the pleasure is mine!
Wonderful video thank you
Thank you too!
Thank you so very much for sharing your talent with the world! I have wanted to learn this for a long time. I deeply appreciate you helping me, and others, learn how to make such beautiful lace with our own hands! Blessings to all in love and light!🙏🏼💜🙏🏼💙🙏🏼🧡🙏🏼💛🙏🏼💚🙏🏼
My pleasure, and thanks for your lovely words!
Wow so beautiful, thank you for your sharing, you're an excellent teacher 👍🏼greetings from Saudi Arabia 😊🇸🇦🌴
Thank you so much 😊
Subscribed! I love your channel's name; it beautifully captures exactly what you're doing. Thank you for sharing the treasure of your talent with us!
The Hussar's Jacobitess this means a lot to me, thank you.
This is a very fine work and beautifully explained
Thanks so much! If you try it, I'd love to see photos!
Obrigada Ashley por compartilhar o passo a passo dessa arte maravilhosa " renda Armênia "
Aqui no Brasil se fazia esse tipo de renda, a técnica veio com os colonizadores mas acabou se perdendo ao longo do tempo e hoje um número muito pequeno de pessoas tem o conhecimento.
Com certeza vou aprender a fazer esses pontos lindos com você.
Deus te abençoe sempre
Gracias Gracias Obrigada!
Gorgeous!
Thank you! 😊
I have been looking for this...and am excited I got this...I tried the first part and it came beautiful...thanks to your teaching...love you
Thank you so much!
This is such a wonder Lace lesson. Thank you
You're welcome!!
So unique and beautiful, love it!
Thanks for the encouragement, Aysha! What’s your favorite design so far?
Can’t praise this work any more than the way J. Cortese so succinctly stated!!! ❤️
Thank you so much!
Շնորհակալ, ,Thanks I listened about this art but i didnt know how to do it thank you Ashley
You're welcome Arsho, keep practicing!
Thank you. Very clear, brilliant!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for your kind words.
Thnx for your reply. You are so blessed with that wonderful gift. Blessings
You are so welcome!!
Absolutely beautiful. And I love your accent. Thank you for sharing your art. You make it look so easy. I’m tempted to practice with some sock yarn I have. You move so quickly
Thanks so much 😊 If you watch it a few times, it gets slower, trust me. Practice will make you much better; that's the only way with this art. If you loved this, please share it with your friends. Maybe you guys could get together and do a needlelace night!
Delsiy thank you dear madam nails
This is amazing! Thanks for sharing!
I can't wait to do more videos for you! I'm glad you're getting something out of these :)
Thank you so much. Glad that I found this
My great pleasure! Glad I could help.
Wow this is so beautiful. I love it. I'm going to try this. You are an amazing teacher.
I'm happy you think so! This is my favorite art and I think you'll love it too!
This is beautiful!
Bruce Huxtable t
Thank you so much, I'm happy you enjoyed it!
Thanks Maria!
I wonder if this is like an evolved version of nålbinding, maybe they started out similarly and then made it more complex. Much more intricate but the same looping single needle way of working. amazing!
Who knows! But I'm glad you think so and I hope you've enjoyed it!
thank you for teaching.
You’re so welcome! Did you try it yet?
Thank you for sharing this technique! It's beautiful.
You're welcome!
Lindo seu trabalho! Quero aprender!
Estou feliz que você goste dessa arte e estou feliz que você queira aprender! Você veio ao lugar certo Maria!
Really well explained bravo and very nice work
You're welcome! Thanks for subscribing to me!
تسلم.ايدك.مفارش.غايه.في.الرقه.والذوق.الرفيع
شكرا لك ، كلماتك لطيفة جدا!
You made that look so easy..beautiful work
Thanks so much, Cheryl! There are a ton more videos that are much easier to follow since I've used a better camera to record them: ua-cam.com/play/PL7CBs6KkliOHYgeuEsNHTQd4FRAyhW1Cu.html
I was looking and asking around where and who could teach me our tradional knitting. Finaly found it. Thank you so much for the video and keeping our traditions and history. Dzernerit dalar!
I'm so glad you loved it!!
Lindo demais
This is food for my soul. Thank Ashley :)
You're so welcome, there are more videos now!
❤Hello, elegant lady. I loved your work very much and I want to learn more of this art. I am watching you from Algeria. I love you.
Thank you so much! I am so glad to hear from a viewer all the way in Algeria!
@@BecomeInspired Welcome, my dear. I am looking forward to seeing your work and this wonderful art in my country
Thanks so much, I'm so happy you are interested in this!@@fatimasellami
This is so amazing. Thank you for sharing!!!
You are so welcome! Glad you're enjoying it and be sure to send me photos of your variations!
Thanks 💝 beatifull
Thank you so much Iris! Please share this video with your friends who you think would enjoy it and receive value from it :)
Awesome! Teaching is 💯
I appreciate that Asha!
Lindíssimo trabalho.👍
Obrigado por assistir!
Por favor, não deixe de ensinar essa técnica.
Muito obrigado! E é claro que vou!
Thank you.
You're welcome! I hope you enjoy.
it is so nice i hope to see more of ur masterpiece
More videos are up on the channel!
i have never seen like this beforethanks for teaching
You're very welcome!
Привет! Спасибо за видео :) Очень красиво получается
Пожалуйста!
Absolutely stunning never seen this way before thank you for sharing if it wasn't for u tube we wouldn't b able to learn these crafts Michelle uk ❤️❤️
Michelle Cowell thank you so much!
Parabéns muito lindo seu trabalho
Obrigado!
bonne continuation
Merci!
This is absolutely amazing ♥️
So glad you love it :)
I love this, thank you!
💙💙💙🌎💙💙💙
I'm so glad Linda! Have you gotten started yet?
BecomeInspired I have not yet started, although I have all the materials… I do so many things and my intention is to make fiber creations which incorporate all the things I can do. So I will be making some of this beautiful Armenian lace for one of my mixed media fiber art works… Hopefully I will be able to keep you posted! If you’re on Facebook search for my name, I am the only ‘Linda Carol Adrienne’ that Google can currently find… LOL! Illove to watch your skill as you make this lace!
Linda Carol Adrienne That is so cool! I’ve never heard anyone mixing this type of media, I have to check it out.
BecomeInspired - I have just started with my work. I currently have a piece in the Virginia Beach Arts Center show “ La Femme”… It is my first piece in A real art gallery… I have another piece that is in the “Sacred Threads” exhibition in 2019, which is still on tour around the country… It has taken me until being 65 years old to finally allow myself to express the beauty that I can create. I am very much grateful for all of accomplished individuals like yourself, from whom I can learn things that I can add to my pieces. In Joyful, Loving Gratitude, Linda Carol
@@JoySongDesigns Makes me full of joy to hear this! I just saw your page on Facebook! I'll keep a close eye. I love your creativity and passion, since I see that in myself!!
Thank you!!
+BlackSeranna You are very welcome.
I've always wanted to learn this but my medz mama didnt teach me. Now I can learn it!!
Talar you are so sweet. Keep watching the videos! I've posted more.
Precioso. Aunque no entiendo el idioma. Se ve muy bien . Gracias
Muchas gracias Maribel, un dia voy a hacer un video en Espanol para ti :) Hablo Espanol por supesto, soy peluqeria y mis clienteles hablan Espanol!
This needle lace is absolutely beautiful!!! What a fine craft :) You explain & show how to do this so well! Very easy to understand & follow along. Thank you! Liked & subscribed ^_^
So glad you think so!!! Makes me very happy, more to come.
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I want to make my own wedding dress, and of course I need lace, and I am horrible at tatting. This looks like I might be able to make something. At least a prettier jumble of thread than what I did with tatting...
You're welcome! That's a great idea and I'd love to see the end product.
Thank you. :) I'll have to put up a video or something about it. Of course, I won't have occasion to wear it for a long while, but that doesn't mean I can't have it done.
Have a nice day!
This is SO difficult to follow. But my boyfriend, roommate, and I are all trying. I think the thread we are using is so small and that is making it more difficult. You are covering up what you are doing with your hand, and it would be easier to follow if you were going slower and maybe inside where the light is consistent. I will keep trying!
Thanks for the honest feedback Jordan! I wish you guys success! I’m going to do a new beginners series with a new camera soon. In the meantime some of my newer videos were filmed more clearly and might help you.
Amazing WOW
Thanks 🤗 If you love this art, please share it with your friends and family on social media!
Uno a belleza
¡Gracias!
Thank you for making these videos! This is really difficult! I'm going to keep trying though. The circle around my finger keeps getting too loose as I make the petals.
You can do it! It's my pleasure Stephanie!
I have so many projects in the bucket list. LOL 😸
Make this a priority! It's lovely Denise.
@@BecomeInspired thanks. I will be giving it a try in the coming days.
Awesome
I'm very happy you enjoyed this!
It would help support me if you subscribe to my channel.
Thank you so much!
Tanks
You're welcome!!
I love the doily that you made. I want to learn this craft, therefore I will try to follow your wonderful tutorial. You said you used DMC thread, what size thread is it? And what type and size needle did you use. Do you have any suggestions for a beginner like me. I've been crocheting for many years, also do tatting, hopefully knowing those crafts will help me learn needle lace. Thank you for sharing your talent.
I am glad you're interested in this. Any size thread and any needle the thread fits through will work. If your preference is a thin thread, you can use a thin DMC with a small needle.
Thank you for answering my questions so quickly.
This is much harder then I thought it would be. Maybe I need a different thread but I cant get the 'petals'to maintain the size I give them. I've have to work on it.
Thank you so much for your videos, your work is lovely
Thanks for the wonderful compliment, Lisa! Make sure to tighten them well and you should be good, but like anything, practice is going to be the best thing you can do. It's OK to make lots of mistakes in the beginning.
@@BecomeInspired I can't believe you replied on an old video. Thank you, I will definitely keep at it. I've ordered a differed thread so hopefully that will make a difference
@@lisapugh5015 You're so welcome! My goal is to reply to every comment, but there are a lot so it's taking me a while.
Just thought I'd check in to say my new thread has arrived. It's much easier to work with although the lace making is still pretty tricky. Hopefully with a bit of practice, I'll have some nice lace Finnished.
Lisa Pugh` Lisa I’m confident that practice will make you better. That’s just the nature of this art form. I’m so glad your new lace arrived. I look forward to hearing about your progress!
Maaaraavilhoso Parabéns lindo.
Obrigado Maria!
thank you for this video. somehow needle laces have come up on my feed though I rarely watch needlework videos - as someone who enjoys knitting and other types of needle-related art (crochet, sewing, a bit of embroidery) this is something quite fascinating to me and I love how you don't need any really special tools - I could do this with the material I already have from my existing hobbies, and I could even use thicker yarn of a similar type (though of course, it would not look as fine or beautiful as the ones with fine crochet thread as you use here)!
a question: which of your subsequent videos addresses adding new thread?
Charmaine Eng Hi Char! Every time I run out of thread on any of these videos, I add new thread and show my viewers. I will make a new video of this and detail the exact steps soon as well. I’m glad you love the videos :)
@@BecomeInspired thank you, that's helpful!
Charmaine Eng If you watch any of my videos for long enough, you’ll get to a point where I run out of string. Let me know if you can’t find one and I’ll get a specific time for you
@@BecomeInspired will do 😘