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Grapes & Leaves Priscilla #3
Rose Medallion #39 Anne Orr
Organizing Patterns & Books
Fan & Hummingbird Dagrmar Pezzuto
Pumpkin Vine Edging - Heidi Sunday
Floating Heart - Nina Libin
Unending Doily - Madhur Dadlani
Iris Niebach's Earrings
Back to School Tatting
Eva Shock's Butterfly w/Needle Lace
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Grapes & Leaves Priscilla #3
This example is taken from the Priscilla #3 Book pg. 17 a tablecloth edging with grapes and leaves.
Rose Medallion #39 Anne Orr
This is a classic rose medallion pattern designed by the famous Anne Orr and published in her book 13.
Organizing Patterns & Books
Ideas on organizing your tatting book library
Fan & Hummingbird Dagrmar Pezzuto
Dagmar Pezzuto's tatted interpretation of a fan with cluny flowers and hummingbird.
Pumpkin Vine Edging - Heidi Sunday
A charming edging of pumpkins on a vine by Heidi Sunday from the Online Tatting Class files.
Floating Heart - Nina Libin
Nina Libin shares with us a vibrant piece of tatted jewelry which uses the most delicate of metallic threads and finely made beads so tiny that they could almost float away!
Unending Doily - Madhur Dadlani
Madhur's emptying shuttles project
Iris Niebach's Earrings
This is a snazzy earring pattern by Iris Niebach which features placing a bead in the center of a ring.
Back to School Tatting
What to carry as your basic tatting kit (btk?)
Eva Shock's Butterfly w/Needle Lace
Eva Shock was inspired by discussions in the 2004 online tatting class of Romanian point lace (RPL) and by the elements of designing. Here is her butterfly pattern with split ring tatting and needle lace.
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