Welcome to the FREE Lace Rosarium Lace Along. These six step-by-step videos have been created to accompany the A Lace Rosarium pattern, guiding you through each stage of the bookmark, including three beautiful rose grounds, finishing your lace and mounting it onto a presentation card. If you haven't purchased the pattern, please visit the Lou Woo website.

A free video to show you a handy tip to add the Holly leaves to your Angel.

Follow along with the free Diamond Reflections Lace video series and build your skills step by step. Learn techniques including half stitch spiders, decorative grounds and gimp work, all demonstrated clearly. Designed to support the pattern, these videos help you create a beautifully finished lace piece with confidence.

Roseground is a beautiful lace stitch on its own but add a bead to the middle and you have something very special. Lou takes you slowly through the process, explaining each step and showing you how to add the bead to the stitch.

Wondering how you extend a bobbin lace pricking to make a length of lace for a wedding garter or a tablecloth edging? Lou takes you through her process of joining 2 bobbin lace prickings together so you can carry on making your lace as long as you need it to be. With a clear, close-up view, you will be joining your prickings easily.

This is a short video to show you how to create your bobbin lacemaking pricking. The pricking is the pattern that lacemakers follow by weaving the thread and placing pins in the pricking, allowing them to create bobbin lace.

This video will show you how Lou Woo stiffens her Angels, this technique can be applied to all handmade bobbin lace. Allow at least 1 1/2 hours to stiffen your lace.

A handy and easy tip to help you unwind a lace bobbin where the thread has caught around the other threads.

Learn how to create a beautiful finish to your bobbin lace that finishes at a point with this princess braid. Lou takes you through the process, step by step with views of both the bobbins working and a close up of the pin holes. With all the pairs in a different colour, you can see exactly where the pairs go and what they are doing. To finish, Lou shows you how to work and tie a figure of eight tassel.

Are you ready to learn the art of bobbin lacemaking? In this tutorial, learn right-handed lace bobbin winding. Say farewell to confusion and hello to confidence as Lou guides you through each step. Detailed instructions on winding the first bobbin, the half hitch and completing your pair so that you are ready to begin the beautiful art of bobbin lacemaking. If you are left-handed, we have a video for you.

A complete tutorial on how to bobbin lace the March Birthstone Bookmark. Let Lou Woo take you through the steps so you can create a beautiful bookmark, not only will you be shown how to create the bookmark but along the way learn helpful tips and tricks that will enhance your bobbin lacemaking experience.