Introduction to tatted lace

Name: Introduction to tatted lace
Brand: Noko factory
Price: 44.80145999999999 EUR
Availability: InStock

By Noko factory

Belgium

Learn tatting and create your own lace flower in 2.5h. Friendly workshop in Brussels or nearby. No skills needed, all materials included.

44,80 €

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The goal of the workshop is to learn the basics of the technique in a friendly atmosphere and to create your own little flower. No prerequisites are necessary. The workshop lasts 2.5 hours and you can participate alone or with up to four people. The location is to be determined together, preferably in Brussels, but I am flexible, as the advantage of this technique is that it requires little equipment. I look forward to seeing you and sharing my passion! The price is per person.

Length1 cm
Width1 cm
Height1 cm
Net weight1 gr
MaterialsCotton

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Noko factory by Noémie Paul

Belgian

At Noko Factory, every piece celebrates thread, detail, and a nearly forgotten art: tatting lace. This beautiful technique, also called "shuttle lace", dates back to the 17th century. The artist discovered it by chance and immediately fell in love. Since then, she has been bringing it back to life with care and passion. Tatting is made entirely by hand, with fingers and one or more small shuttles. The result is a delicate and elegant lace – light, soft and full of meaning. At Noko Factory, you’ll find handmade jewellery, doilies, wall decor (like mandalas), and other poetic pieces. Each one is carefully knotted, full of patience and emotion. For special moments – weddings, births, or unique gifts – the artist also creates custom pieces, like lace to include in a bridal gown or personalized creations for unforgettable events. Noko Factory is about slow, mindful making. It’s about giving old traditions a new voice. Discover it now on Wimzzi.com and fall in love with handmade lace that tells a story.

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