‘My mom taught me the shuttle when I was 12 and couldn't get the”flip” then I left it for a while and came back to it and it clicked.' Since moving to shuttle tatting I have no desire to go back.' It was easier to learn some of the basics. ‘I started with needle tatting because I had trouble with the “flip”. haha- I think I gave up to quickly on the shuttle.'
SHUTTLE TATTING FOR BEGINNERS HOW TO
‘I needle tat only because I cant figure out how to use a shuttle. I would like to learn needle tatting but just not in a rush right now.' ‘I shuttle tat but that is what I was taught. Your thoughts? Your opinions? Let ‘er rip! Why? What is the difference for you? Did you learn both methods and choose? I feel like I need to start working with one or I will be isolated which will handicap my ability to learn. I've started with needle tatting, but it seems everyone else uses a shuttle. Help! I must know because my brain hurts. These are great explanations and examples that were pivotal for me, so let's get right to it. The out-pour of answers from my question was not quite what I expected, though the passion I read was everything I expected. The embroidery my mother did was similar to tatting. My grandfather (mom's dad) was part Scandinavian and I think they had some pieces I saw as a child, but I could be mixing my memories. Her family has worked every other needle craft and they originate from Mexico.
My mother had never seen this needle craft. The lack of answers for needle tat prompted me to ask these very questions in a group. I'm ready to move forward and learn some techniques, but when I ask how to start, work, or complete something, most answers come back from shuttle tatters. My simple bridal piece is needle tat and I'm finding it super easy aside from one thing. (Honestly, I have a good sense of it, but I don't even really know how to read patterns entirely.)
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