Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
One Shuttle Split Ring The Simple Fix #FairyLacefromElena
One-shuttle split rings are a useful technique for creating continuous structures with a single shuttle. But when you work this way, there is a small finishing detail that is easy to overlook — and without it, a closed split ring can gradually lose its shape and unravel.
This simple securing method solves the problem and makes the construction stable. It is one of those little tatting techniques that can save a lot of frustration, especially when working a longer sequence of split rings or incorporating them into a larger lace design.
Understanding how and why a ring is secured is just as important as learning how to make the ring itself. Once this little detail becomes part of your routine, one-shuttle split ring sequences become much more dependable.
More tatting patterns, tutorials and lace projects:
fairylace.kozinenko.com
#FairyLacefromElena #Tatting #SplitRing #ShuttleTatting #TattingTips #LaceMaking
One Shuttle Split Ring The Simple Fix #FairyLacefromElena
One-shuttle split rings are a useful technique for creating continuous structures with a single shuttle. But when you work this way, there is a small finishing detail that is easy to overlook — and without it, a closed split ring can gradually lose its shape and unravel.
This simple securing method solves the problem and makes the construction stable. It is one of those little tatting techniques that can save a lot of frustration, especially when working a longer sequence of split rings or incorporating them into a larger lace design.
Understanding how and why a ring is secured is just as important as learning how to make the ring itself. Once this little detail becomes part of your routine, one-shuttle split ring sequences become much more dependable.
More tatting patterns, tutorials and lace projects:
fairylace.kozinenko.com
#FairyLacefromElena #Tatting #SplitRing #ShuttleTatting #TattingTips #LaceMaking
