Stars
Motifs with 5 points may be called stars, 6 points = snowflakes
Eastern Star Emblem  [offsite link]
Ann Brady has created a lovely Eastern Star pattern for us all to enjoy. Saved by the wayback machine and posted at the Online Tatting Class by permission. Oval [offsite link]
Here is a simple piece designed by Christiane Eichler. It´s so pretty. Oval Medallion [offsite link]
Here is a slightly more complex design by Lisa Trumble using two shuttle tatting. Penta Wheel [offsite link]
This little motif by Lisa Trumble has interesting use of split rings with two colours. Simple Suncatcher [offsite link]
Here is a fun pattern for a suncatcher by Birgit Phelps. Sine Wave Star by Jeff Hamilton [offsite link]
Here Jeff has designed a 5 point start which uses split rings. Snowflake II Medallion [offsite link]
Another pattern by Lisa Trumble, this one is very simple and would suit the beginner. Snowflake III Medallion [offsite link]
Here is another small, very simple motif by Lisa Trumble. Spiral Medallion [offsite link]
Here is another design by Lisa Trumble, using lock joins to create an unusual shaped snowflake. Square Coaster [offsite link]
Here is another motif by Gillian Buchanan, in the form of a pattern for a square coaster. This design is very easy and should suit most beginners. Saved by the wayback machine. Star 5 [offsite link]
Here is an attractive and very easy five pointed star by Roger AKA Freedman. Star with Half-closed Rings by Nancy Tracy [offsite link]
This pattern by Nancy Tracey uses the half-closed ring and has 2 variations. Starfish [offsite link]
This lovely design by Lisa Trumble makes use of rings and chains in graduated sizes to create the design. Tatted Cluny Coaster Variation [offsite link]
I find coasters make lovely small doilies scattered on the dressing table or bookcase, and this one will certainly test your cluny tatting skills! Tiny Square Motif [offsite link]
This little motif could be used for all sorts of purposes - it would make a great coaster or small doily but I´m not sure it would be a good idea for a tablecloth. This one is fairly easy but does require the use of shuttle thread joins (otherwise known as downward joins).
Saved by the wayback machine. Triangular Medallion [offsite link]
Here is another very simple pattern by Lisa Trumble. Again there is a little two shuttle work in it but it is not difficult. Links marked with the [offsite link] designation point to websites not associated with BellaOnline.com. BellaOnline.com is not responsible for the material found there.
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