30 second bobbin lace start without fancy bobbins. 🧵 Using household objects to get started!
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
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Me: oh I don't have any equipment
this video:
me again: 👁👄👁
😁 You can do it!!
I'm lucky my grandma was willing to give me EVERYTHING she had for free. However, when she started out she had bought just a cheap lace pillow. You could use a piece styrafoam with a pillowcase around it for a pillow though 👍
@@yourfriendlyhousefire4833grannies 😢❤
I started yesterday with clothes pins and it works great. I took an old foam pillow and a piece of cardboard box over the top then hot glued a piece of flannel fabric over it
I'm so blessed to have gotten my grandma's old pillow and bobbins!! I love my grandma❤
I use colored gel pens, that way I can color code the pairs to keep track of them better! It works really well for me as a beginner
Awesome!
Great idea!!! Thanks
I split my clothespins in two halves (so each pin is a pair), and invested in $1 of sandpaper to make them smooth and not catch the thread. They’re “spangled” by painting the tips with sharpie pens in different colors/symbols.
I needed to avoid starting another expensive hobby so instead I’m about $10 invested total (thread, sand paper, and longer pins than the ones I use for dressmaking).
Love that there’s a will and a way to start with basically anything!
Yes!! 🙌 Fantastic! It CAN be an expensive hobby, but it doesn’t HAVE TO be!
You have such a soothing voice 😮
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You have the perfect voice for audiobooks and storytelling! So calming!!!
Wow, thank you! 🥰
Old pegs (the wooden, two-prong kind) are great for this!
What a wonderful Tip🤩🤩
Thanks for the video
I have always wondered how the threads doesn't fall from the bobbins🧵🧵
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Glad it was helpful!
Oh i might give this a try!
This is an amazing skill.
Your Tick Tock LIVES are AMAZING! 💙💜
Thank you so much! 🥰
I would love to learn this craft❤😊
You can do it! 🙌 Check out my beginner tutorials playlist! ua-cam.com/play/PLwIL61It9jiGNcLp88TuWvvq5lLbHSVOT.html&si=pixdZNvXUyAz_Ngh
Thank you for this video that was a concern of mine it is an investment to buy bobbins and I’m not sure I can make lace that is neat looking.
I'm so glad you found it helpful! Bobbin lace *can* be an expensive hobby, but it doesn't *have to* be!! Someone sent me a picture last week showing how they used popsicle sticks for bobbins! Smart! 😁
When y’all see the specialized tools for these hobbies, remember, the hobby existed before the tool did. At some point in history, all of these skills are using “makeshift” solutions and learning techniques
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Lead pencils work really well for bobbins y'all!
Thank you!!! Purchasing a thread kit!
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Thank you 😊✨
I practiced with popsicle sticks!
Lots of love from India 🇮🇳😍😍
Thank you - just recently came across your videos ... 👍👍👍 subscribed and enjoying your other videos now too beautiful work and great presentation
Welcome!! 🫶🏻
Can we use thrifted embroidery thread? 🥹
Yes you can! ❤️
I bet somebody could 3d print bobbins easily and cheaply !
Yes! I’ve seen some. Pretty cool!
I cant find these bobbins to save my life.
They’re hard to find outside of Galicia, Spain! I have them available in my Etsy shop: galiciabee.etsy.com
I was doing SSSSOOOOoooo good until I saw this.... Subscribed, I am so weak in resisting Creative projects...
Thanks for subbing! You are going to love making lace! 🫶🏻
Is it lace because of the pattern and the way it's done or is lace because of the thread you use? I am completely useless when it comes to anything crafty, I couldn't even learn how to knit from my Grandmother who was a pro! Oh yeah and by the way I have just started watching your videos, so if you explain the thread in another video I'm sorry for asking. 😊
No worries, I'm happy to answer questions! Welcome to my channel! 😊
Lace is decorative cloth defined by patterns of empty space. Lace can be made out of anything - cotton, silk, polyester, etc., even metal thread! It can be made a variety of ways, such as bobbin lace (what you see here), needle lace, tatting, crochet, and knitting. It can be made by crossing threads over one another in a specific pattern, such as the techniques mentioned. But it can also be made by taking away thread from a piece of cloth to create intricate patterns.
I was disappointed when I visited Belgium and there was only one shop with bobbin lace in a touristy area. I expected the craft to be more widespread there.
I would think it would take many may years of training to acquire such skills🕊🇺🇲💕
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Wow! Thank you. I was just about to look up bobbins, but I'm on a craft budget. You rock😁👍🫶
Glad I could help! 😄
I like the shape of your bobbins them selves they look like they’re bigger an easier to hold in those skinny ones where did you purchase them at? Thank you.
They’re Galician lace bobbins, from where I live in Spain. 😊 They’re available in my Etsy shop: galiciabee.etsy.com/listing/1536834753/50-galician-bobbins-boxwood-lace-making
I have clothes pins what else do i need
Is that a special type of thread? Do people use embroidery floss or just regular cotton thread?
You can use anything you like! 🤗
@@GaliciaBee Good to know, thanks for the info!
@@zeynepsiir No problem! The thread in this video is cotton thread! It's sold in the shop for crochet, I believe. :) I love embroidery floss too for some projects because it comes in so many colors! Have fun & be creative! 😄❤
I’m using paper straws!
The bag of 100 clothes pins in my art box 👁👄👁
Hoe much thread to put on it though? What happens when the thread runs out? Don't they have something that supports long threads?
Generally speaking you can measure 3x the length of what you’re working on and it’s usually enough thread. But sometimes you do run out & you just tie more thread on. No big deal. 😊
@@GaliciaBee oh my gosh. Thank you very much. It was really hard to find out. Appreciate your reply!!
No problem! Glad I could help. 🙂
Estaria bien en español
I even had the needles to keep the knots in place but I ended up throwing them cause I never used them 😭
ferb, i know what we are doing today
Great tecnic....i don't know it
Dude... spoons