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	Beverly Elrod BellaOnline's Tatting Editor

Bat [offsite link]
Mark Myers is now sharing his patterns via e-mail as PDF files. The tatted bat is cute and fun for Halloween!

Bat [offsite link]
This one by Megumi Okamura is on a Japanese web page - but there is a link to the English pattern just above the picture.

Cat [offsite link]
This is a simple pattern for a cat by Lisa Trumble.

Eva´s Broom [offsite link]
Eva Shock has designed a new tatted broomstick just in time for Halloween!

Grinning Pumpkin [offsite link]
This is a very clever variation of the simple ring and chain tatted motif, with beads used to create eyes and teeth.

Kissing Bats [offsite link]
In the Oriental countries bats have a very different significance to that of the West in that they are considered to be lucky. This is another pattern by Megumi Okamura.

Kwiki Spider [offsite link]
Here´s another very quick and easy spider, this time by Brenda Bonilla

Lace Spider [offsite link]
For this member of the arachnoid family Lyn Hodges used blind ends to create the legs.

Pumpkin [offsite link]
Sherry Matthews has designed a delightful pumpkin for halloween.

Pumpkins on a Vine [offsite link]
This delightful edging by Heidi Sunday uses concentric chains to create the pumpkins.

Spider´s Web [offsite link]
For Lenore English´s Spider Web no real pattern is needed, just work round and round making chains of different lengths.

Tatted Spider [offsite link]
Birgit Phelps´s Spider uses very long picots to create the legs and a button for the body which is very imaginative and rather fun.

Tatting on a broom [offsite link]
This is not actually a tatted broomstick, it´s a broomstick decorated with tatting but it´s still very effective! Another original from Heather Johnston!

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