Shuttle Tatting Basics at Ilene Haase blog

Shuttle Tatting Basics. To begin tatting, try doing a double stitch by holding the shuttle in your right hand with 18 inches of thread sticking out of it. Yet when i look at other peoples tutorials, they seem to miss important parts that hung me up until i found someone… Grab the end of that thread with the thumb and index finger of your left hand, and spread your other three fingers to form a loop with the thread. Any tatting shuttle will do, but my favorites are clover shuttles and aerlit shuttles because they fit so neatly into your hand and they’re easy to. Learning these four basic techniques will allow you to create a beautiful, tatted edging. It’s much easier to learn shuttle tatting with a larger size thread, so i highly recommend that you learn the basics of shuttle tatting with size 10 thread. I have been tatting for over 20 years, i love it, yet i have been very reluctant to put down in writing how to do it. Shuttle tatting uses fine thread (and, optionally, beads, as seen in the image above) to create. Learn the basics of shuttle tatting in this east to follow video.

Learning these four basic techniques will allow you to create a beautiful, tatted edging. I have been tatting for over 20 years, i love it, yet i have been very reluctant to put down in writing how to do it. Grab the end of that thread with the thumb and index finger of your left hand, and spread your other three fingers to form a loop with the thread. It’s much easier to learn shuttle tatting with a larger size thread, so i highly recommend that you learn the basics of shuttle tatting with size 10 thread. To begin tatting, try doing a double stitch by holding the shuttle in your right hand with 18 inches of thread sticking out of it. Shuttle tatting uses fine thread (and, optionally, beads, as seen in the image above) to create. Learn the basics of shuttle tatting in this east to follow video. Any tatting shuttle will do, but my favorites are clover shuttles and aerlit shuttles because they fit so neatly into your hand and they’re easy to. Yet when i look at other peoples tutorials, they seem to miss important parts that hung me up until i found someone…

Shuttle tatting pattern 9 YouTube

Shuttle Tatting Basics I have been tatting for over 20 years, i love it, yet i have been very reluctant to put down in writing how to do it. It’s much easier to learn shuttle tatting with a larger size thread, so i highly recommend that you learn the basics of shuttle tatting with size 10 thread. Learning these four basic techniques will allow you to create a beautiful, tatted edging. Learn the basics of shuttle tatting in this east to follow video. Grab the end of that thread with the thumb and index finger of your left hand, and spread your other three fingers to form a loop with the thread. Yet when i look at other peoples tutorials, they seem to miss important parts that hung me up until i found someone… To begin tatting, try doing a double stitch by holding the shuttle in your right hand with 18 inches of thread sticking out of it. Shuttle tatting uses fine thread (and, optionally, beads, as seen in the image above) to create. Any tatting shuttle will do, but my favorites are clover shuttles and aerlit shuttles because they fit so neatly into your hand and they’re easy to. I have been tatting for over 20 years, i love it, yet i have been very reluctant to put down in writing how to do it.