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I’m a beginner and you shared some great tips!

So helpful! Thank you!

You are amazing! So helpful. We are doing our 1st fair in July and you have helped with displaying our products.

Did you forward the money you refunded to the OG creator of the pattern?

I know this video is 3 years old and you probably already know this…but you can heat the gold foil up with a heat gun and it will peel up. Makes it so much easier to get the staples out.

Love your video's.

It was so interesting to hear you reminisce and see some of the memories. It was like opening a treasure chest.🏴‍☠ (Mary)

So fun to journal about our lives. How did you see that page in to an already sewn signature?

30 minutes in: I’m gonna end up doing this for the next several years aren’t I? ~wiggles for emphasis

I saw the Instagram blurb about someone demo'ing a product and having 3imillion views, but because she didn't do it 'this' way, she missed out on (I think it was around 30k$?!)....... therefore, ya, I'm glad you said no to a free pair of glasses, as that wouldn't have come close to retribution ------ even if they hand bobbined them out of SOLID GOLD AND PLATINUM, dipped in chocolate sauce and rolled in crushed nuts. Though, those last two parts do sound pretty tasty. Smell good, too. And a good crunchy texture. Um.... Ya............ Excuse me, I, I think I hear the 'doorbell'. Ya. Bye.

Very easy to follow. Thank you for being so informative.

Thank you for this. It is an excellent tutorial! 👍

Wanted to get into this but didn't know where to start, glad I found this lol

My two cents: I loathe "how to videos" with incessant babbling. I usually have to stop watching those videos, just watching, (muted) isn't a way I learn. I don't find you particularly "chatty" or babbling. You only tell specifics about your tools/supplies, and you're going to get ALL those questions in the comments, why not just say it on the video. I like NOT having to think about the question for the entire video and can instead concentrate on what you're showing. Also, I like enough info without info overload, and you don't overload. Your talking during the video is mostly centered on what you're doing. You're not talking about stuff we don't care about - we heard a noise, we of course wondered about it, in seconds you explained with a sentence and returned to your task. That's what I like. Because you're explaining without overload as you go, I find these videos to be excellent. I walk away with very few questions and feel more confident about trying it because of your amount of talking and because it's not useless info you're spouting off. I'm not here to be social, I'm here to learn.

i seen others say the 1 is a cross (name of stich) and the 2 is a twist. so its cross, twist, cross. cross is always to the bonbin moving right. the twist is always moving to the left.. don't know why they all emphasized that.. just sharing..

Love this idea. Your painting turned out fab. Sound was great. I love Disney too. I had forgotten about the pastel colors. Love that memory ❤

Great video, my first time checking out bobbin lace. I feel like one of the mysteries of the universe is solved 😀 thank you.

This was GREAT. good explanation, perfect speed (slow enough that I could follow), perfect camera height (I could see the bobbins and where they go), encouragement about errors, honestly this was just what I needed.

I love the ~wiggle~

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I to have Murphy(Murphy’s Law)moments like that where I’m trying to get my stuff done to go home on my early day and I get numerous calls and orders seemingly at the last minute or at least the last 30 minutes that I may have to act on.

Toooo much talky talky

just watched.....you make it look sooooo easy! lol lol

Good morning, I am looking for face-to-face workshops on bobbin lacing. I am located in Miami, Florida. Are you providing workshops on this beautiful art? Do you know anyone that provides courses on this art?

Hi Tanya, so glad you got your work back. I know how you feel I lost my mojo for few years after a blip in my life just getting it back again now so hoping it comes right back missing my crafts. Love and hugs from bonnie Scotland xx

Thank you for this tutorial soooo much. I've come back to this video so many times over the last year and have made my tarot decks many beautiful bags. 💕

Thank you so much for this!! I’m just getting into junk journaling and You make it easy. 😊

I’ve watched about 5 other golden book jj you tube videos. This is the best! The most clear! I’ll be back to watch it again and others of yours!

Maybe i missed it, also this is my second video on bobbin lace making, but how do you know when to do a whole or half stitch?

This was kind of a revelation to me. I don't know why it never occurred to me to dedicate a sketchbook to a topic like this. I do mostly portraits/figures, so mine would be more like Disney characters, for instance. It lowers the pressure of figuring out what to draw next if at least the category has already been chosen.

Why do we need to leave in the starter pins for Roseground? What happens with the looseness when you're done?

Happy Mother’s Day to you. Your art is beautiful and the talent you possess is amazing!

That pillow idea is genius!

This is very helpful and interesting. I can finally understand how someone can get so fast moving the bobbins. That being said, moving the amount of bobbins around does make me dizzy. Thanks for sharing your excellent video.

Love how you created this!! It's fabulous!! ❤

I imagine cross stitch floss would be too smooth to hold shape and to weak to last.

So sweet 🥰

The machine you couldn’t think of with the purple printing I believe was called a mimeograph. I used one in high school in 83-84. I don’t have much from my childhood.. but I have all of my girlscout badges, sash and all of my report cards. 😂

Thank you so much for sharing your childhood journal. I am a few years older than you but so many of the things you talked about reminded me of my growing up years! I love your journalling style.

I was watching some other video about bobbin lacing, and i thought it looked like 4 strand braiding and it seems like i was correct! fascinating!

When my father died, I stopped crafting. I was working on a huge cross-stitch project, 75 percent done. I had spent hundreds of hours, but I just couldn’t do it anymore. I had died.

I'm glad there was a happy ending to this story!! 😊

Muito obrigada ❤. I could finally understand this crazy movements hahaha. Now I'm encouraged enough to buy my first supplies 🎉

SomewhereI have a pricking pattern on pigskin! Must be very old. Museum!

I once did a lacemaking course in Switzerland. They made it so difficult....keeping it exclusive. The teachers scared me to death. It was a pity. Seeing your tutorial brings things back to memory, and I did learn something, I guess. I went to the Swiss course to enable me to identify lace. Wiggle Wiggle makes it seem less stressful.😅

I saw the title and thought "Oh no!" I remember some drawings and ideas that I thought were backing up to the cloud, only to find out it was empty, thank goodness for the portable hard drive I invested in. I'm glad you were able to recover your art work, which is beautiful by the way. Have a fabulous week!

This is fantastic, thank you SO much.

Tanya I cannot tell you how much I related to this video! Things like this happen to me all the time and sometimes I get lucky and others I have to start all over again! I was so happy that things worked out for you and that you have not lost all of your fantastic artwork. I own a small craft business in the UK and I design and print my own paper collections. I have back ups of all my designs on hard drives, canva, and website. I am terrified that I will lose them! I also have ADD and I can tell you that even though a collection can be stored in several places the odd collection can still just disappear, never to be seen again which is devastating enough but I just can imagine the thought of losing everything!!! I love watching you on RUclips and look forward to seeing you on your next adventure You are inspiring me to make some of my own! Thank you with love Sally xxxx

I am tech impaired. So I'm picking up what you are putting down

I don’t understand the cloud either. Oh thank God you have found all your work big sigh!