Handy Hands Aerlit Tatting Shuttle with 2 bobbins SHH431, Boysenberry

It's a tatting shuttle, it's nice that it has removable bobbins and a metal hook, but there's not much else to tell.

It's lightweight, colorful, and easy to use. Well-made. It has a hook built in. No burrs on the plastic or metal parts. If you don't mind a clicking noise when you pull thread, this is great. The noise is why I knocked off one star as I prefer a silent shuttle. But that's just cosmetic. For its real purpose, it's top quality.

Me encanta esta aguja de Tatting o Crochet es muy pequeña me fascina

I have smallish hands, though not the smallest. I'm a beginner at tatting, and couldn't work out why I couldn't push the shuttle all the way past the thread on my hand without dropping it. This isn't a particularly large shuttle, but it's too long for my hands. The solution: slice off the bobbin winder with a utility knife so the shuttle is smooth and tapered at the back. Because of the sturdiness, I could even more more material to shorten it further. I can easily wind the bobbin without it. I discovered that the shuttle is very sturdy, and it is now usable. Apart from the size, I think this is a very nice shuttle.

A nice little modern tatting shuttle. More convenient then the older wood, plastic or ivory shuttles I used as a child. Easy to fill the bobbbin inside.

I like that it comes with an extra spool, and that they can be switched out, so you can go back and forth between projects. But I feel like the fact there's a metal hook on the end of this shuttle makes it really easy to accidental jab your hand, at least for a beginner like me. I think I do kind of wish I'd looked for one of the ones without the detachable spool, and without the metal hook, as they appear more ergonomic and easier to use overall. Sometimes the fact that the spool spins (and the thread isn't unwound simply by using, like in other shuttles) makes it a bit clunky if the spool doesn't want to spin for you in time, and from what I've seen I think it's overall a bit bulkier too, which makes it harder to maneuver. But it's definitely still a good purchase, and maybe once I practice more I might be happier with this type of shuttle.

Fine shuttle for tatting. Handy to use.

The plastic shuttle gets loose pretty quick, so the bobbin slips and doesn't hold the thread Luke it should. I'm going back to post shuttles. I do really like the crochet hook on the end tho.