Such a excellent and thorough teacher.

If like me you have never even known about needle tatting , let alone done any, then this is the best instruction you will find. I’m still trying to work this out and I’m wondering if it’s because I’m left handed.

So what happens if you run out of thread and have to join new thread?

I'm strange. I can Needle Tatt but I can not crochet, knit or use a shuttle lol

Kaye is such a fantastic teacher! Thank you so much. You have a gift with your skill and methods. You have made things so much easier to understand. I have had many questions answered. Thank you!!

I can’t 😥😥😥i can do 2-3 and then again I do something wrong

Excellent! Thank you!

I do tatting the original way, with a navel. But this is so interesting!!!! Thank you so much for sharing this teaching. I’m so thrilled. I’ll give a try. Thanks again!

Oh, my goodness, thank you, so clear, your instructions are steller!!

You make it look so simple

I used to do tons of this before the pandemics, but then the whole thing came and I forgot how to do it. Thanks for bringing the light back to this area of my brain. It's so good to be able to produce beauty with your own hands. ❤

Out of all the videos about needle tatting, this is the best one I have found. Thank you for your clear instructions and patience. I learned this skill from you.

Oh my gosh, I can do that. So easy. Thank you!!!

thank you for making the tutorial☺️

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Give a video for lefthand tattrrs

I DID IT!!! YIPEE!! Thank you so much!!! 🙂

Thank you very much for the outstanding tutorial. I attempted numerous times to do shuttle tatting and gave up. I also like how you shoe wrapping the thread around the index finger only rather than alternating between the thumb and index finger. It is SO much easier! Thank you again!

A friend of mine years ago tatted doilies… I loved them she used a shuttle. I’ve always wanted to learn. I believe everyone learns differently and some teachers work for some but not all. I spent yesterday frustrated and literally wadding up thread and cussing. Your video had me making rings in no time. Thank you! The only thing I did wrong was not holding the thread from needle eye so basically there was only one tail… and the thread didn’t pull through. …. Rewatched and got it!

Easy to understand and well done. Thank you!

The only tutorial that made any sense to me. You are the only one that I could see that tells us to bring our yarn all the way around in a loop at the beginning. Nobody else tells you this and I got really confused why I could not get my stitches off the needle to make a flower ~now I know.

Oh, so not working off the ball then, but working off a loop to make closed rings. I like working off the ball directly instead but everyone is different. Wish you had some more videos. 👍👍

Thank you for your video. Really helped me figure out what my pattern book was talking about

Very nice...👌👍

I never even knew this skill existed. Thank you for your video!

💯😉Thanks for share this video.🤩👍

Beautiful work and great explanation. I am ready to try it. Thanks for sharing!

This makes more sense to me than the shuttle! So happy I found this!

Thank you for the your time . I learned so much in such a short time. Its like having ah ha moment

Thank you very much.

Thank you.

MARAVILHOSO, ensina muito bem, agradeço, abraço desde Brasil.

any idea where to get the supplies for this, id love to learn

I found some beautiful pieces in a ziplock bag when my husband and I moved into our home back in 2016. They weren't kept by the previous owners as family heirlooms! But no one has been able to tell me anything about the skill which went into them- until now! I've had to sleuth the stitches and techniques to find a kind soul who suggested they were a combination of embroidery and tatting! I want to learn this skill! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and skill 😍

WOW this is really easy to follow and so very pretty! Never knew exactly what this was and after investigating through your video, I’m hooked! I will have to go find supplies but I think I will really enjoy this, so thank you for sharing this awesome talent!

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. Hope to continue watching your video and learn this wonderful art.

Thanks so much for your very clear instructions and demonstration! I am learning this skill with the hope to repair a tatting edge on a set of pillowcases. Who knows what I will learn to do after that?! This is definitely a learning curve 😂

I gotta say this us both simpler and harder than I thought it was going to be. I'm using a big Ole embroidery needle and some scrap yarn to learn this. Thank you so much for posting this great tutorial ♡♡♡

I'm not understanding how I'm ending up with extra loops of thread at the end that I can't pull through. This seems so much easier than shuttle tatting in a way but I don't understand 😥

I want to thank you, my husband's grandmother did beautiful tatting. She never taught my mother in law. She gave me her tatting needles and books. I have been trying to learn how to do this art. I will continue looking for help. I want to thank you. She has been gone for years now and my mother in law for two. Any tips would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks so much for teach you art.

Easier than shuttle?

Wow. I’m currently trying to learn shuttle tatting. Flipping the knot is a major hurdle for me. Needle tatting looks far easier to learn as there’s no knit flipping required.

Thanks so very much

Thank you!

Thank you so much for this video, I found it very easy to follow and I’m loving this craft so much! The final result looks way more complicated than it actually is!

Где можно купить нужный инструмент? Спасибо.

I’m left handed. Could you do it left handed?

Thank you.. I enjoyed and shall try

It's Very difficult to me......😢