Tatting - Mignonette Bag 

I'm glad if you found it useful. :-)

Thank you very much for your comment. :-)

Thanks Gemini, perhaps I should add that little tip (tucking the unused shuttle away) into a separate video?

Muchas gracias por su comentario. Me alegro de que el video le haya resultado útil y me encantaría ver su gorro si hacéis uno! :-)

That's great, thank you for your comment Donna. Did yours have beads?

Frivole yes it did have beads...I should look for it...I’m sure I still have it somewhere.

:-) Thank you!

My pleasure Marcia. I shall be uploading the new video soon (I made it but still need to edit it).

Hi Marcia, the video is now done and uploaded. :-)

Thank you for your comment Noni! :-)

You're so welcome! :-)

Must look great! What colours did you use? Would love to see a photo. :-)

You're welcome 😊

Hi Cyndi, I have another video on beaded mignonette which can be found here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dd1AdqnuVFw.html You have to put the bead on the thread around your hand before making the ring as you'll see in the video.

Hi Marcia, the beads need to be added before you start and wound onto the shuttle with the thread. The beads end up at the base of each ring as you close it. I think I will make a second video that shows this.

Hi, I'm sure they could be made with a needle too! I wish you all the best if you decide to try the shuttle. :-)

😊 I hadn't noticed but that colour is definitely one of my favourite and it's true that the design on my nails has similarities with what I'm tatting!

Hi Areli, they are modified and decorated Aeros.

Well spotted Christina, I've not rewatched the whole video but I think that on those tiny rings I decided not to count the join and make three full double stitches after the join... but as you noted, it appears I forgot at some point and started with the second half after the join!

Hello Julia, mine has about 22 rounds (plus some beads for the edging) but you can make them as short or long as you want. If you email me (frivole*at*btinternet.com), I can send you the pattern.

Hi Cynthia, yes there is. The link is in the info box just below the video. :-)

Hi Nany, yes, you would just keep increasing for more rounds until you get to the size you require before going straight up (same number of stitches on each round).

But the center ring need not be enlarged then. Btw, thank you so much for taking the time to reply my question.

For multiple increase rounds, I’d do the second by increasing in every other gap, then in every third, then every fourth, and so on. This keeps the base flat instead of hyperbolic.