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Strange Insertion Priscilla Book 2The Priscilla Tatting Book #2 pg. 5 fig. 11 insertion. Insertions are useful patterns for linens in particular but are often found on clothing as well.
Comfort Tatting Feb. 1925 2 patternsTwo simple edgings from the Comfort Tatting Magazine from Feb. 1925.
Daisy Medallion 1922This pattern was published in a 1922 Home Arts & Entertainment magazine. It is a daisy medallion which uses the mock picot to climb out.
Grape vine padded - lessonJoy Critchfield prepared this beginner's lesson for the 2003 Online Tatting Class, please enjoy the "Heard It Thru The Grapevine" project.
Pearl Tatted Bracelet PaddedJoys' padded bracelet with pearl tatting.
Nina Libin Long Picot EarringNina Libin's earrings with 3 long beaded picots needs 2½ - 3 yards of 3-ply metallic embroidery thread and 150-160 seed beads size 11.
Tatting & Patchwork"Hand Stitched Crazy Patchwork" by Hazel Blomkamp, is not specifically a tatting book but it does have a six page section on the fundamentals of tatting.
Real Tatting or Machine-made?Modern Embroidery Machines Mock the Look of Lace By Anita Barry
Mlle Riego 4 Shuttle TattingIn this pattern from the Pearl Tatting Book is a chain pattern insertion which I mistook at first for an example of split ring tatting. It is not. Instead, Mlle Riego uses four tatting shuttles to tat the alternating sides in one pass.
Rainbow Bright Earrings by Renee CampbellSweet and easy earrings for all occassions by Renee Campbell
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