In 2012 Yumatatter shared in a group her way to make a double tatting shuttle at home, I loved that idea so much that I tried to make one on my own, with what I had at home. So that's what I came to:
Ciao,
Ninetta
Monday, 3 August 2015
double frivolousness
That post is for you, Frivole!
In 2012 Yumatatter shared in a group her way to make a double tatting shuttle at home, I loved that idea so much that I tried to make one on my own, with what I had at home. So that's what I came to:
It was a fun, and it works too!!
Both photos were taken in 2012.
Ciao,
Ninetta
In 2012 Yumatatter shared in a group her way to make a double tatting shuttle at home, I loved that idea so much that I tried to make one on my own, with what I had at home. So that's what I came to:
Ciao,
Ninetta
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Very cool! Thank you very much for showing me Ninetta. How do the bobbins hold in place please? I think I may have found a solution to my problem but yours is something to try too. :-)
ReplyDeleteThat was something I discovered in the process. I used those caps from forniture, similar to little top caps for BIC pens, but they have a texture that doesn't let the bobbin slide. Bobbins can be taken off and they keep in place with normal fingers' pressure.
DeleteAh, thank you! I need to go on the search… :-)
DeleteThat's interesting Ninetta. I've tatted with two aero shuttles side by side, but that's not very secure.
ReplyDeleteGreat solution !!! Will surely try this . In fact, I can make some of 'normal' size where sewing bobbins can be used. I have so many bobbins now, but a broken shuttle :-(
ReplyDeleteEyes in search of materials now ...... ;-P
Thanks you :-)