Shuttle Tatting - Thrown Rings

Thrown Rings are also known as Floating Rings. They add a beautiful element of design to any tatted piece. In this video we look at how to make them.
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[@bgrainger3477]

I really like how you explain everything step by step and take the time to pause and show the work before you go on. Great teaching.

[@NooBearAus]

Thank you so much!

[@CousinJennie]

Thank you Monique!! Have been trying to work this out for a couple of days - should have come straight to you! LOL!

[@NooBearAus]

hehe, I'm glad you found it and it helped you!

[@georgannsmith1827]

Thank you so much! I’ve been trying to tat a little bunny rabbit and the pattern calls for thrown rings for the ears. I haven’t been able to get it right. With your explanation, I think I can make it now. Thanks again.

[@NooBearAus]

That is awesome!! I am happy to help you through a DM if needed. 😊

[@nighttimerp4931]

Hello again haha! Still trying to understand bits and pieces. I'm not sure I understand what the difference is between a normal ring and a thrown ring? Can't you just make a chain and then a ring normally? Or can you only make a ring by turning your work and this is so that you can continue the chain in the same direction?

[@NooBearAus]

It's all about the direction your work is going. The best way for you to understand it is to have a play with it yourself - then you'll be able to see what is happening as you do it. I think it will make more sense to you then.🙂

[@lilianadelsocorromariluzal5313]

Hola, ud. Podría emitir un video de como insertar las perlitas durante el tejido en las formas diferentes? Gracias de antemano

[@NooBearAus]

There are videos on beads already. If you have a look in the playlist you'll find them.🙂

[@michaelmaxgierl2887]

I have a pattern with a ring on both the top and bottom of the chain at the same location. How do you go about tatting this? I’m left with a gap.

[@NooBearAus]

I work the bottom ring first then the top ring and continue into the chain. You will have a small gap because of the nature of the rings. I hope that helps you.

[@michaelmaxgierl2887]

To clarify, work the chain, reverse work and work the ring under the chain, reverse to work the thrown thing, then continue with the chain? Or the thrown ring first?

[@NooBearAus]

@@michaelmaxgierl2887 Correct. Work the bottom ring first, then the thrown ring, then continue with the chain.