Tatting a Cluny Leaf(tally)

[@TheHaberdasherfiberarts]

You are right!! There are several men(I have met them personally) that tat. I am also part of an online group of "Men that Knit". So why not "Men that Tat"? Have a blessed day and keep on tatting, bro!

[@michellepinto7108]

Good and clear instructions. Thank you .

[@Rubeania]

Fantastic tutorial. I managed to make one...now to practice by myself:) Thank you for your time and effort:))

[@jtearnest1]

We need a group on FB MEN who tat!!!!

[@grooveyloop]

Thank you for posting this wonderful video. It was the only one on here that was easy enough to follow. I was finally able to, well sort of, to make a leaf. Cramps the hand and it left a loop at the end, but lots of practice and I'm sure I'll get this. Thanks again :)

[@falzonp1]

Thanks! Very well explained!

[@TheHaberdasherfiberarts]

Thanks GrooveyLoop. Yes, practice practice. Took me a few tries to get it down so I didn't have that loop sticking at the bottom. It is a fun design feature I think you will enjoy.

[@nanibly]

So that is how it is done! Many thanks for making this video, it is now clear to me after many attempts to learn from written instructions!

[@Millieardo]

I'm not the only guy who tats!!!

[@andreafruggiero4496]

Great video Mark. Hey, do you have to have started with something or can you just make a cluny knot and attach it to a completed item? I've made a medallion and want to have green cluny leaves coming off the back. Can, yes?

[@TheHaberdasherfiberarts]

+Andrea Fruggiero Definitely can. As long as you have two threads. Just attach the threads where you want it to start. Good luck and happy tatting!

[@marcguilarte4291]

Thank you, this is so helpful.

[@bubbliehope8688]

thank you for showing this technique

[@teceyS3]

excellent tutorial :)