A tatted cross with floral decorations

How did we celebrate International Tatting Day on April 1, 2017?

Emmy Liebert Book #36 Pattern #23 From the files of the Online Tatting Class is shared a vintage pattern by Emmy Liebert with revised and modernized text by Stephanie Wilson

This poem was written by Sariah Joy, a tatter and friend with whom I have lost contact over the years. Maybe she will see her poem online and get back in touch. She shared this with tatters from the Online Tatting Class years ago.

A new or inexperienced tatter might well not know where to start. And even experienced tatters sometimes can be bewildered. And there is no exact rule to follow as the direction of tatting may change from pattern to pattern and even from row to row. And left-handed and right-handed tatters will see

Mimi Dillman is a master tatter and well-known for her work with the method of Cluny tatting. This kite is just right for the winds of March!

Spring is Cherry Blossom time and master Corina Meyfeldt and designed a lovely blossom for tatters. Many of uses from hairclips, bridal bouquets, barrettes for brides' maids. And they would look great bundled together for a pin or brooch.

Introducing Vol. 3 of Art 3D Tatting by Japanese Tatting Designer, Yuuko Terachi

Just once, throw away the pattern, grab shuttles, needles and thread in several colors and just start tatting. You will be surprised at what falls out of your shuttle or off your needle. Try this simple collage.

A one-pass block-tatted bracelet.