วีดีโอ

I love the sound of the spools moving. Not sure of you call them that sorry. I used to do bobbin lace and I loved this sound then as well, so relaxing. Took me right back. Thank you! Edit: I guess they’re called bobbins, aren’t they? 😅

Stunning! I hope to take a beds lace class someday, it's such a gorgeous style!

Thank you, looks amazing 🎄

Hello I really like your videos explaining Torchon lace how can I buy these pricking in particular your set of 4 bookmarks

I have seen many ways tallies are made. My lace teacher taught us to do them holding the bobbins in both hands without laying them. It was difficult at the start but very rewarding after much practice.

I am so happy to meet you on this channel. I am a lacemaker of pizzo di Cantù, I am approaching to torchon, I bought some years ago some books about Bedfordshire lace and I was enchanted by the continuity of those beautiful patterns and I am happy to see how to work on them. Thank you very much.

Merry Christmas!

Thank you Louise and merry Christmas!! I have learned so much from your channel this year, i started bobbin lace in the summer and you have been a go to for tutorials, an absolute legend! Thank you so much!!

Merry Christmas and have a wonderful New Year! I enjoy your teaching and the learning opportunities you share. What a blessing you are! Shemene

Happy New Year🎉

I love your videos. They’ve been so helpful as I’ve been teaching myself bobbin lace. I know you’ve gone over in others videos a little on how to read patterns and coloring them in. I was wondering on patterns that come with no instructions how do your figure out how many bobbins to use and what stitches to use.

Hello and happy Christmas, Louise! I was so happy to be able to meet you and take a class with you in person this year! Your videos and books have been so helpful to me in my lacemaking journey, and I’m looking forward to whatever you have up your sleeve in 2025!! -Kristen from Virginia

Thank you Louise! You've inspired me since I "bumped into" bobbin lace by chance. My learning journey is slow (and far too late in life!) but thoroughly enjoyable, and something that keeps me going through tough times. Thank you for your clear and thorough videos. A question? Maybe you could give us newbies some things to consider when working to progress... I've been muddling around and now hit on the idea that I'd like to make a bobbin lace wedding garter for a friend. I know that I can probably produce something in a haphazard fashion, but I'm wondering if there is a better path to follow to become really confident, and creative! (other than some of the books for beginners) What do you recommend we get proficient at, and in what order? Wishing you a very blessed Christmas season from Portugal 🇵🇹 🙏 ✨️

Merry Christmas and Happy 2025! For an interview idea, please include how you got the idea for your laser prickings, how it got started (I recall a fundraiser) and how it is doing today.

Happy Christmas and New Year! Thank you for your videos, I've learned a lot over the last few years from you!

Happy Chuistmas Louise. Love your work and appreciate the videos which are a great help when I'm attempting to make your patterns. Mary W

Really enjoying your channel. Wishing you Merry Christmas & hope you have a Happy New Year 🎉

Nice Word where I can get the Pattern???

Thank you for such an informative video, hopefully one day I will have the skills to make a piece like this! ❤

Thank you so much Queen! I've been stitching through my Bucks Point workbook and I just love your patterns and instruction. Truly making lace accessible!

Love watching you work! I am a baby lace maker and don't have that many bobbins, yet. Wonderfully work and I love the long-form content

I am fascinated by lace making, I can understand why lace was pricier than gold now. Amazingly complicated and beautiful. I do like the long videos. I’m very much a novice, I own just 12 pairs of bobbins so I’ve only practiced with grounds, spider and edges. Saving for a better pillow and more bobbins now.

Thanks Louise for another lovely video. I like the longer videos and putting the chapters in will help others skip to the relevant sections. A beautiful butterfly.

As l have sent this video, l will get the pattern as l tend to need a lot of help when l do some of these projects. 👋🇦🇺😊

Oh my gosh! This is so, so beautiful!! I might give this a go for my mum who loves butterflies <3

Where get that modle?

I've been crocheting and knitting for years now and obviously different craft but wow do I not know what you're saying at all. I came here to replicate the star with crochet, and stayed for your mesmerizing work!

Love watching you on youtube but looking forward to taking a class in person!

Always happy to see a new Louise video! 💖

Will you be showing us your design

Does your bead covered bobbins add much weight for my bobbins don't have holes to spangle and I like the look and thought might give my bobbins some extra weight?

Hi Louise, Have you got a tutorial of the heart shape part. I've found the tutorial for the finish but not any for the heart shapes?

Thanks I am enjoying watching your videos

I have just started learning lace and I can understand some things like remove pair 😔 how do I do that please

Çok güzel ellerinize sağlık. Ben Türkiye’de nasıl öğrenebilirim acaba 🙏

This seems like an important skill! I'll keep on practicing this as I learn more about the techniques in general. Practicing both my stitches and moving the pattern as I go. I have a very small window where I can comfortably work before the lace is either too far away or practically in my lap, so I might have to move even quite small patterns around a bit on my pillow. Following your guidance I did manage to move my simple practice lace a good few centimeter around on my pillow though, and it still looks fresh! Looking forward to trying a more complicated pattern and doing the same process.

Sehr gut erklärt 👍

Late to the party, but oh this is so useful! Thank you!

Believe it or not... I'm gonna try with with knitting wool. I've been looking for something out of the ordinary to use various silk and wool yarns I bought this year, after having unplied them to single strands (steaming not only removes the kinks, but 'cooks in' the twist needed to keep it from being simply fluff). There are many ways to knit lace, but this pattern here looks like it would be rewarding - even if a failure, to attempt.

Oh que votre travail est magnifique ! j'apprends beaucoup de points, je vais vous suivre, vous expliquez très bien c'est un bonheur, merci merci et à bientôt.

Please translate to urdu❤

I find your tutorials so helpful. Thank you so much for making them. Much appreciated.

Looks like a great trip. I very much enjoyed your class at the Lace Museum. Hope to see you on your next trip.

Well explained. Thank you.

So excited to see your new video on my YT feed! I hope your travels were safe and fun, greetings from Arizona, USA!

Finally,, I understand the difference between clotch stitch and half stitch when it comes to the spiders 😁 Thank you for this very helpful video.

Looks like a wonderful trip and thank you for sharing the photos.

Thank you for sharing your trip, I appreciate all the lovely photos and commentary as well as the bobbin sounds.

Lovely and busy trip!

Thank you.