Tutorials - Basic (Needle)
These articles and free tatting tutorials will help you learn to needle tat. You will find links to other sites with useful information in the Tatting Tutorials section listed on the front page.
Beaded Needle Tatting Basics 
Beads are threaded onto the shuttle and/or ball threads and brought into position as the double stitches are formed or placed over picots during joining. Beginners Needle Tatting Instructions
Building Good Tension Ring by Ring
Building good tension with one shuttle work, rings only; small projects to practice. Climbing Out from the center
One development in the method of tatting has allowed the tatter to eliminate much of the tedious work of cutting and tying so common in older patterns. Its use allows the tatter to climb out from the center of a pattern and work to the outer rows without cutting the threads. This is climbing out. Considering Joins: No. 3 Use of Joining Tools
Learn about some of the tools you can use to make joins. Good tension in Tatting
Learn to achieve good tension as you work. Half-closed Rings [offsite link]
The half-closed ring is a very traditional decorative technique. 6 vintage edgings. Joining Needle Tatted Rings
Needle Tatting - The Basic Join Joins - Onion Ring, LHPJ, Inverted
Onion Ring, Lark's Head Picot Join (LHPJ), Inverted (Dutch) Ball Thread Join.
These are techniques used in constructed large pieces of lace from smaller bits. There are many types of join, i.e., up, down, shuttle lock join, onion ring, split ring, swirl, lark's head picot join (LHPJ),et al Joins - Tied, Catherine Wheel, Alligator
Joins - Tied, Catherine Wheel, Alligator
The join is a technique used in constructed large pieces of lace from smaller tatted bits. There are many types of join, i.e., up, down, shuttle lock join, onion ring, split ring, swirl, lark's head picot join (LHPJ), and many others.
Joins -Up, Down, Shuttle Lock Join 
Joins -Up, Down, Shuttle Lock Join
The join is a technique used in constructed large pieces of lace from smaller tatted bits. There are many types of join, i.e., up, down, shuttle lock join, onion ring, split ring, swirl, lark's head picot join (LHPJ), and many others. Josephine Knot (Ring)
The Josephine Ring or Knot is easy to tat and offers many options for embellishing . Josephine Ring (Knot)
There are two basic stitches in tatting, a first half stitch and a second half stitch. These stitches used singly create the Josephine ring or knot. Left-Handed needle tatting [offsite link]
Here are some excellent instructions for learning to tat with a needle if you are left handed. Needle Tatting Demonstration [offsite link]
There are lessons and patterns here for beginners. Needle Tatting Double Stitch
The Construction of the Needle Tatted Double Stitch Needle Tatting Practicing the Double Stitch
Practicing the Needle Tatted Double Stitch Needle Tatting Two [offsite link]
Here is a great resource for both shuttle and needle tatters. The site does specialise in needle tatting and there are excellent how to instructions. Tammy Rodgersī Needle Tatting Instructions [offsite link]
Tammy Rodgerīs needle tatting illustrations are simply great! Tatīs All Tips and Tricks [offsite link]
Tatīs All has lots of excellent tips and tricks for the learner and for the more experienced tatter. Tatting Picots no. 1 - The Basics
Some suggestions for making picots in your work. Triple Picot
The triple picot is a decorative picot often used for added texture in tatting designs. 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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