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	Beverly Elrod BellaOnline's Tatting Editor

A Summary of the Lark's Head Knot
Read about some important tatting terminology in a free tatting tutorial teaching the use of the Lark's Head Knot or LHK.

Anne Orr and the Reverse Stitch
Learn some of the history around the technique of making tatted split rings.

Changing Direction in Two Shuttle Tatting
Learn to use two shuttles to create new lace shapes!

Cluny Tatting
Here is an article with some links to lessons, tools and patterns for cluny tatting.

How to do Block Tatting
Learn how to produce tatting in solid blocks in this lesson on two shuttle tatting.

How to do the SCMR [offsite link]
The "Great" Shuttle Brothers have written a lesson on how to do the Self Closing Mock Ring (SCMR).

How to make Blind Ends in tatting
Learn how to produce blind ends to create an additional decorative element in your tatting!

How to make floating rings and Josephine knots with a tatting shuttle
Here is a free pattern which will teach you how to use rings floating off chains and Josephine knots to enhance your work.

How to tat a Cluny Leaf [offsite link]
Stephanie Peters has produced some very clear instructions on tatting a cluny leaf. Don´t forget to explore her related links too.

Lock Stitch and the Lock Join
Learn to use Lock Stitch and the Lock Join in this article.

Preparing the shuttles and making floating rings in two shuttle tatting
Learn to use two shuttles and further enhance your tatting!

Split Chains and Single Shuttle Split Rings
Here are some advanced techniques which once learned will save you a lot of time.

Split Rings for the Terrified
Terrified of split rings? Here´s an article that shows you how to do them the easy way!

The Self Closing Mock Ring
Here is a lesson on making the Self Closing Mock Ring.

Zebra Tatting
Learn to use a new technique for creating colour in your tatting!

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