I mean, come on! The lace, the nails, the beads. You're absolutely amazing! You've truly mastered your craft. Very well done. I can't wait to take your classes.
Is there a specific reason you wind your shuttles counter-clockwise rather than clockwise? Is there an advantage for the thread to come from the upper left of the shuttle rather than the lower right as most tatters do to provide additional tension?
For me, it's mostly just habit and what feels most comfortable to me. The way I wind also puts the thread directly where it needs to be to make motions for the first half/second half glide much smoother, and I get fewer tangles this way.
I recently discovered your channel and am new-ish to tatting. Where can I find your classes? I have many questions and a desire to make beautiful lace.
There is actually! There's a technique called cro-tatting. I am not at all knowledgeable about it, but I'm sure there is information out there somewhere. :)
@@SparrowSpite thank you so much for a name, I've been all over the internet trying to find something. Learned a vintage lace with a 1.5 mm hook and thread.
What kind the tread you use? I like the treads has a shine. I’m having trouble to find nice treads, the aunt lidias not nice to do tatting. I love your necklace. Thank you 🤗
I use Lizbeth by Handy Hands, but if you want more shine a polyester thread will get you there. I'm partial to Guttermann brand topstitch thread (made for machine sewing), but a lot of folks also like poly machine embroidery threads.
I recommend size 10 to start with! I have a blog post that goes over all the supplies I recommend for beginner's here that may help as well: www.sparrowspite.com/blogs/get-knotty/beginning-shuttle-tatting-a-shopping-guide
Hello! we come from China, It is making tyting line factory, I saw your work and thought it was very good, so I contacted you, We have free experience places every year, are you interested in participating in the event?
I mean, come on! The lace, the nails, the beads. You're absolutely amazing! You've truly mastered your craft. Very well done. I can't wait to take your classes.
Thank you! 😊
This is the most impressive art form I've ever seen. You should win an award for your art. Seriously. Breathtaking!
What a lovely compliment! Thank you so much!
This is amazing. I'm know my custom is on the list soon! We watched this a few times because it's just so relaxing to see you work!
I can't wait to get yours finished so I can show it off, too! It's gonna be so good!
WOW!!!! That is some necklace!!! Wonderful piece of art in my opinion!!! Thank you
Thank you so much!
This beautiful! Thank you! Collar brings joy and I enjoy your nails 😂
Just watched your videos on ig had to find a longer version to fall asleep to, these are so relaxing 😂💕
Glad you like them!
Much respect and gratitude for the grace you share m'Lady.
How many hours would a piece of this size take to create ?
Is there a specific reason you wind your shuttles counter-clockwise rather than clockwise?
Is there an advantage for the thread to come from the upper left of the shuttle rather than the lower right as most tatters do to provide additional tension?
For me, it's mostly just habit and what feels most comfortable to me. The way I wind also puts the thread directly where it needs to be to make motions for the first half/second half glide much smoother, and I get fewer tangles this way.
First time I saw you was on tiktok and here i am watching your beautiful work even though i dont tatting. So relaxing
Thank you so much
I recently discovered your channel and am new-ish to tatting. Where can I find your classes? I have many questions and a desire to make beautiful lace.
My lessons are available on Patreon at patreon.com/getknotty 🖤
@@SparrowSpite I signed up. I am looking forward to starting with lesson one.
This is sooo impressive!!
Is there anyway to mimic the tat lace look by crocheting? Beautiful work ❤
There is actually! There's a technique called cro-tatting. I am not at all knowledgeable about it, but I'm sure there is information out there somewhere. :)
@@SparrowSpite thank you so much for a name, I've been all over the internet trying to find something. Learned a vintage lace with a 1.5 mm hook and thread.
Есть ли схема?
Ваша работа прекрасна
So beautiful!!
Thank you!!
GORGEOUS!! I’m just getting back into tatting after many years away from it. Do you have this pattern on your patreon or in your shop??
I don't have a pattern for this one available currently, sorry!
What kind the tread you use? I like the treads has a shine. I’m having trouble to find nice treads, the aunt lidias not nice to do tatting.
I love your necklace. Thank you 🤗
I use Lizbeth by Handy Hands, but if you want more shine a polyester thread will get you there. I'm partial to Guttermann brand topstitch thread (made for machine sewing), but a lot of folks also like poly machine embroidery threads.
@@SparrowSpite thank you I will try.
What size thread do you recommend for tatting? I just started and am looking for guidance. Thanks!
I recommend size 10 to start with! I have a blog post that goes over all the supplies I recommend for beginner's here that may help as well: www.sparrowspite.com/blogs/get-knotty/beginning-shuttle-tatting-a-shopping-guide
Very nice 👍 please made broad lace design
Thank you
I do needle tatting - do you have a pattern for this necklace I could get?
I do not have a pattern for this one, sorry! I do have lots of other patterns available, though. www.sparrowspite.com/collections/patterns
😳That’s so impressive
What does asmr mean?
In this case it just means there's no background music.
Are you nails more helpful or annoying because i enjoy wearing nails but want to get into tatting
Honestly, they're pretty much neutral for me. They neither help nor hinder.
Sure I cd do that… NOT!!! Looks difficult AF
Hello! we come from China,
It is making tyting line
factory,
I saw your work and thought it was very good, so I contacted you,
We have free experience places every year, are you interested in participating in the event?