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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.

Hola, al no dominar el idiona, quizas seria mejor ayuda haber visto, como se trabaja, completamente el motivo. Gracias

Paper design Kahan milega

23:25 “…don’t want the video to be too long, then you switch off…” Never! I hang on every stitch and every word.

Can't thank you enough! I have tried for so long to 'get' valleys. Using your book (and this video), I can now, for the first time just work along. I don't have to have a printout marking off with pins where I am and how many to go out and come in. I'd love to tell you I have not made a mistake, but I understood the mistake and was able to reverse lace and fix it.

Excellent tutorial 👏

This was straightforward and easy to understand. Thank you for this!

21:16 “Sometimes when you’ve been doing it a long while, like I have, you say one thing and your brain does the correct thing” Couldn’t have said it better. I have that problem every time I teach. Particularly in ballet class. Sometime I wonder if the class thinks I’ve gone off my rocker.

I have been appreciating the sounds of bobbin lace making for some time now. I just heard a new sound I had never noticed before 3:44 . That stringy twang of the picot being tugged into tension is fabulous. I’m going to keep my ears peeled for that sound next time I’m listening to a lace maker working. I was previously unaware this edge treatment had a name. I know I have seen it my whole life, most notably in Elizabethan and Jacobean portraiture, if I’m not mistaken. I must remember the 9 pin edging. Thank you for showing us.

What kind of card stock is the brown cardboard you buy to make patterns?

I love all your videos. Thank you. I tried to buy books on your website. It would not let me. 😢. Love your work.

I was able to do 4-5 passes (27 yards, #5) to fill the four bobbins (2 pr) I've also seen another you-tuber and a book "The Bobbin Lace Manuel", winding in the opposite direction? Will it matter with the slip knot...

Thanks for showing the process as you do it (and at a speed I can keep up with!) including the partying bobbins. I picked an ambitious first project and the tutorial is wonderfully helpful to help me understand the fans especially. 💛

I've watched about a dozen or so of bobbin lace tutorials and you're the first one says how many stitches you need for something! No joke. Tension makes a huge difference so knowing the ideal number is really important, if you ask me. Am I missing something?

Thank you so much for this tutorial, I've been struggling to get my roseground to look right for a couple of days and this has been a total eureka moment for me. Fantastic clear and concise demonstration

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I use this idea for knitting patterns as well. I color patterns, i.e., k2tog etc a different color.

I don't think it's tedious to watch something when you have switch directions. I wish you had not shut off the camera so soon, I need to see more of the new diagonal to the right method.

What do you do with the leftover thread?

ninepins are skittles.... it's not the pins in the patterns, it's a skittle edging.

Thank you. I am just starting out with bobbin lace, and was winding it wrong.

Thank you, I have been struggling with some of these things and your channel seems to answer every question I have. Much love

Great video, great help. Thank you

Gosh, three clear demos and all so much easier than the piece of paper my tutor gave me (no demo!). Thank you.

Do you have a beginner Bobbin lace book with patterns for beginners? If so, let me know please I’d really like to have one.

How do I get this pattern so I can do the same pattern you’re doing