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3D Bell  [offsite link]
Here is a lovely, 3D ornament by Jane Eborall. 3D Bell 2 [offsite link]
Jane Eborall has created a very pretty 3 dimensional bell for your Christmas tree. 3D Christmas Bauble [offsite link]
This lovely bauble uses metal bangles to support the tatting and form the shape of the decoration. 3D Christmas Tree [offsite link]
This three dimensional Christmas tree is another fun project shared online by Jane Eborall. 3D Snowflake [offsite link]
Here is a 3 dimensional snowflake design by Jane Eborall. The snowflake is cleverly mounted in a brass bangle which will make it easy to hang up. 3D Snowflakes Free Tatting Patterns
The pattern in this section is for a 3D snowflake which will be ideal as a Christmas tree decoration, either hanging or used as a tree topper. It would also make a lovely window decoration. Beaded Bookmark [offsite link]
Here is a wonderful new pattern by Jane Eborall, a pretty beaded bookmark. Beaded Bookmarks Free Tatting Patterns
Here are links to bookmarks which have had beads added within the design. Beaded tatting is always popular and these are no exception. Bell on a ring and in a ring [offsite link]
Here is a pretty small bell by Jane Eborall. Birthday Snowflake 2006 [offsite link]
Wally Sosa has designed a new and very pretty snowflake. Bookmark with Buttons [offsite link]
This pattern by Jane Eborall is another interwoven bookmark using two pairs of shuttles, but it is much simpler than the Friendship Bookmark and makes use of a line of buttons down the middle for a fun touch. Bow [offsite link]
This ribbon shaped bow by Jane Eborall uses split rings to great effect! Brass Ring Motif [offsite link]
This pattern by Jane Eborall is an accessory for a tatted bracelet also on her site. Bride [offsite link]
Here is a Bride to accompany the Groom! Bridegroom [offsite link]
The Bridegroom would be good for a card for the groom on the special day. Buggy Thing [offsite link]
Here is a rather fun bug making use of interlaced split rings and buttons with beads! Let Jane know of any ideas you have for using it! Buggy Thing [offsite link]
This pattern would be fun for the children to wave about at the party and use afterwards as bookmarks and tags. Bugs and fleas! [offsite link]
More bugs including a lobster (which isnīt strictly speaking a bug at all), a flea, a beetle bug and what Jane Eborall has called a multi pillar. Bugs Part 1 [offsite link]
Here is the first part in Jane Eborallīs series of bug designs. Butterflies [offsite link]
Here are two lovely butterflies by Jane Eborall, one of which uses a button for the centre and the other using a self closing mock ring. Butterfly 2005 [offsite link]
Jane Eborall has designed a lovely butterfly incorporating a range of beadwork techniques into an interesting design. Butterfly made with Overlapping Picots [offsite link]
This butterfly uses an unusual technique of overlapping the picots which I have not seen before. Techniques used include 3 shuttles and finger tatting. Butterfly on a Metal Centre [offsite link]
Here is a butterfly from Jane Eborall which can be worked over a metal centre medallion or patterns are provided so that you can work a lace centre. Button Brooch [offsite link]
Jane Eborallīs button brooch is created by making multiple lock joins into a two hole button. Celtic Friendship Bracelet [offsite link]
Another design by Jane Eborall, this time a very imaginative use of interwoven tatting. Celtic Motif [offsite link]
Here is a lovely interwoven Celtic star designed by Jane Eborall. Celtic Snowflake - needle tatted version [offsite link]
Carolyn Groves re-wrote the instructions for Jane Eborallīs Celtic Snowflake so that needle tatters could enjoy it. Celtic Snowflake - shuttle tatted version [offsite link]
To make this design by Jane Eborall you will need to be familiar with using two pairs of shuttles, beadwork and split rings. Clown [offsite link]
Jane Eborall has designed a clown who is great fun to make. Clown [offsite link]
Jane Eborallīs Clown is one of a series of designs of people that this designer created. Heīs great fun but a little more complex than some pieces although still not difficult. Craft Clutter
How to Clear the Clutter Diamond Patchwork Motif [offsite link]
Jane Eborall has designed this motif which can be used to form interesting patchwork designs. Doodle Animals [offsite link]
Here are some delightful doodle animals by Jane Eborall, including a teddy bear and tiny butterfly. Doodles [offsite link]
On this page, Jane Eborall has designed two motifs suitable for earrings as well as a centipede and a giraffe. Doodles for Jewellery [offsite link]
Jane Eborall has designed a group of four pieces which would be very suitable for use as earrings or pendants. Double Self Closing Mock Ring Bookmark [offsite link]
Here is a super new bookmark from Jane Eborall! Erinīs Collar [offsite link]
Here is a wonderful pattern for a tatted collar, re-written from the Priscilla Tatting Book 3. Etha Schuetteīs Gallery [offsite link]
Here is a collection of pictures of work done by Etha Schuette "Maus" Eve Snowflake [offsite link]
Here is another lovely design by Michele Glover for a traditional style snowflake, but watch you close those tiny rings properly! Faith Snowflake [offsite link]
This pattern by Michele Glover contains several different motifs which are joined together to create a very pretty snowflake. False Picots [offsite link]
Rosemarie Peel has written an excellent, fully illustrated lesson on making false picots. Family of Hedgehogs [offsite link]
This family of hedgehogs is really very cute and again I had to include them. However they are quite difficult because they include split chains and lots of long picots! Jane offers help via e-mail if you need it. Fan [offsite link]
Brenda Bonillaīs fan is an interesting and pretty piece composed of split rings and chains. Fan Earrings [offsite link]
Jane Eborall has designed some lovely fan earrings and provides the pattern on this page. Fish [offsite link]
This interesting piece by Jane Eborall makes use of the Split Chain so is not for the beginner. Texture is formed with the use of chains in the shape of fishscales with beads at the joining picots. Flat Bell [offsite link]
Jane Eborallīs Flat Bell would be ideal for Christmas cards as well as hanging on the tree itself. Flat Bell [offsite link]
Jane Eborallīs Flat Bell would be ideal for Christmas cards as well as hanging on the tree itself. Floral Bookmark [offsite link]
Wally Sosa has designed a very pretty tatted bookmark using two colours. Floral Egg [offsite link]
Here is a lovely floral pattern for an egg by Emma Crew. Flower Bookmark [offsite link]
This lovely bookmark by Sabina Carden-Madden was created by making the traditional flower motif and joining it by chains and leaves made by swapping the shuttles over with the Shoe Lace Knot to keep the core thread of the chain smooth. Flower Earrings [offsite link]
These earrings by Jane Eborall are fun to make though a little fiddly. Flower Fairy [offsite link]
Here is Jane Eborallīs very imaginative Flower Fairy. Flowerfly [offsite link]
Here is Wally Sosaīs Flowerfly - you could substitute a button for the bead if you canīt get the type recommended in the pattern. Fluffy Snowflake [offsite link]
I am proud to be able to say that this snowflake was inspired by my article here on cut and frayed picots. Thank you Wally for sharing the pattern! Flutter Bye [offsite link]
Here is another very simple butterfly pattern, this time a single ring - picots are used to form the wings and thorax. For your viewing pleasure! [offsite link]
I donīt know who designed this site but the work is lovely. Enjoy! Forever Roses [offsite link]
These wonderful red roses were designed by Kim Millar. Friendship Bookmark [offsite link]
This is Jane Eborallīs very imaginative Friendship Bookmark. It is made of colourful interwoven tatting with a most unusual and pretty tassel which she later used for a pair of earrings. I have made this piece and thoroughly enjoyed myself one holiday, impressing all those around me when they saw it! Frilled Angel [offsite link]
Dalayce Nichiporicīs Frilled Angel is unusual again in that it makes excellent use of beadwork and variegated thread to enhance the tatting. Frosty Delight [offsite link]
Here is another of Kim Millarīs lovely designs which incorporate crochet and tatting techniques. Funny Face Bookmark [offsite link]
Jane Eborallīs bookmark pattern is a humorous exercise in split rings with buttons and a bead incorporated into the design! General
Ghost [offsite link]
This is a wonderful pattern for a ghost by Mark Myers. Giant Doily [offsite link]
This pattern was featured in the Online Tatting Class and though complex is well worth making. Gina Butlerīs Cross [offsite link]
Gina Butlerīs cross was designed for a class of beginners and so is easy to make. Ginny Weathersī Tatting Gallery [offsite link]
Ginny Weathers has created a lovely gallery of the tatting she has done. You will enjoy this one! Giraffe [offsite link]
Here is a lovely design for a giraffe by Jane Eborall Goose [offsite link]
This goose provoked a discussion on some tatting lists as to whether it was male or female along with the use of decoys as front porch decorations in some parts of America!! Itīs another whimsical design by Jane Eborall which is not particularly difficult though you do need to know Self Closing Mock Rings and Split Rings. Halloween
Here is a new category within the Free Patterns section, containing patterns for you to use for Halloween. Enjoy! Hat [offsite link]
Here is a beaded, interwoven hat by Jane Eborall which would be a good decorative item for the Christmas tree or table top. Heart for Sharon [offsite link]
Here is a lovely easy pattern that is mounted on a button. Heart Necklace [offsite link]
This gorgeous necklace uses a heart at the bottom as a hanging pendant. Heartīs Desire [offsite link]
Susan K Fuller generously shared this lovely simple design with the Online Tatting Class recently after several people requested it. Hen and Chick Cross [offsite link]
Barbara Tozzano created this tatted cross using the traditional Hen and Chicks edging which requires just one shuttle and uses only rings. Itīs very pretty and well worth a try. Hiding Ends Lilyīs Way [offsite link]
Here is an interesting method of finishing ends by sewing in. How to add beads to a very long picot [offsite link]
Here is an article by Jane Eborall on how to add beads to a very long picot. How to make a traditional tatted daisy
Learn to make the final join in the traditional daisy flower. How to put beads in the centre of a split ring [offsite link]
Tonya Smith has produced some excellent clear instructions on how to work this technique. How to read Tatting Diagrams
Humming Bird [offsite link]
This beautiful Hummingbird by Kathy Lowe is not a piece for the novice but it is one to keep in your library nonetheless. It is a picture of the bird in flight and very evocative. Ice Crystal [offsite link]
Here is a beautiful snowflake using beads by Etha Schuette "Maus". Beads are used in a number of different ways in this design and you would be advised to practise using them before making Mausīs pattern. A treat for the Christmas tree! Insects and bugs [offsite link]
More insects and bugs by Jane Eborall! Is It Spring Yet [offsite link]
This is another edging by Rose Rogers which uses lower chain joins and two shuttle tatting to create a pretty piece. Itty Bitty Easter Basket [offsite link]
Here is a cute Easter basket which will be ideal for cards. Jan Stawaszīs tatting gallery [offsite link]
This web site is written in Polish but the gallery is absolutely fantastic work and this was a must to list on Bella. Mr Stawasz is a gentleman who has written patterns for a number of magazines including Anna Burda and his new site has been the talk of the tatting lists this week. He has taught all over Poland and you can see work from his classes in the section marked Wystawy, kiermasze, warsztaty. Jan StawaszīsPolish tatting gallery [offsite link]
January 2002 Motif [offsite link]
This is a lovely motif with three leafed clovers facing outwards from the centre. January Angel [offsite link]
Here is Wally Sosaīs January Angel, which is a mixture of tatting, crochet and beadwork. Enjoy! January Motif [offsite link]
Here is a very simple wreath pattern from the Tat-Along Project. Japanese Tatting Gallery [offsite link]
With this site finding your way is a matter of clicking on anything that looks like a link as it is in Japanese (unless of course you can read Japanese). However itīs an incredibly beautiful gallery and well worth the effort. Josephine Flowerfly [offsite link]
This butterfly is a little more complex than the Flowerfly as Wally Sosa has used josephine knots and multiple chains to great effect. Joyceīs Angel [offsite link]
Hereīs another gorgeous one I wish Iīd designed! Again the tatting techniques are relatively simple for the tatter who knows how to do shuttle/needle and ball thread work, with downwards joins and neat finishes. June Flowerfly [offsite link]
This pretty butterfly by Wally Sosa was made round a flower shaped bead. Kersti Anearīs Web Site [offsite link]
Kersti Anear has some lovely patterns on her web site including some Christmas stars and an angel. Kersti Anearīs Website [offsite link]
Kersti Anear has been re-writing her web site and many of her patterns are back on the Internet. There are some lovely bookmarks here which are well worth trying. Lace Edging [offsite link]
The instructions for this one are in Italian but itīs such a pretty pattern I felt I should share it. Lacy Lucy ornament [offsite link]
Here is another lovely ornament by Terry McGuffin. Ladybird [offsite link]
Here is a pattern for a tatted ladybird by Jane Eborall. Large Fish [offsite link]
Jane Eborall has designed a family of three fishes which would be suitable for a mobile or decoration. This is another fairly advanced piece. Lily Morales Bridal Garter [offsite link]
Hereīs another one for a bridal garter, with the added advantage of a corner so a matching hankie could be made for the brideīs mother. Lime-Tree Avenue Edging [offsite link]
Here is a very simple but pretty edging pattern by Ben Fikkert. Little Easter Basket [offsite link]
Here is a lovely little basket for you to make and mount on a card. Lobster [offsite link]
Jane Eborallīs lobster looks good enough to eat! Lorahīs Tatting Site [offsite link]
This is a useful and well laid out resource which has just been started, with clear tuition for beginners, a booklist and links to suppliers. Madonna and Child [offsite link]
Here is Mark Myersī Mother and Child which would be very suitable for a rather special Christmas card. Mamaīs Poinsettia [offsite link]
This is really more a brooch or ornament for the Christmas tree but itīs very pretty nonetheless. Marīs Photo Archive [offsite link]
Marīs Photo Archive contains some wonderful pieces of prizewinning tatting. Mardi Gras Mask [offsite link]
Here is a fun item that would be suitable for party wear. Helen Baileyīs Mardi Gras mask makes use of beads and lots of coloured threads. Marissaīs Angel [offsite link]
This one makes use of variegated thread and dimpled rings to great effect. Marjorieīs Angel [offsite link]
Here is another lovely angel which uses relatively simple tatting techniques. These are all so beautiful... May 2002 Motif [offsite link]
This motif from the Tat-Along Project requires careful control of tension for the long chains but is worth the effort. Maypole Angel [offsite link]
This angel by Becky Dempsey would need careful blocking if you wanted to hang it up but itīs a very unusual piece, making excellent use of variegated thread and also a variety of long picot techniques. Meadow Song ornament [offsite link]
Here is a beautiful ornament by Terry McGuffin which was shared with the Online Tatting Class. Medallion and Edging Set [offsite link]
Here is a delightful old pattern for a medallion and edging set. Medium Fish [offsite link]
Jane Eborall has produced a number of versions of this design for different sizes of fish. Memory Doily [offsite link]
Rose Rogers is designing a doily pattern for which she will post a round a month on her web site. Itīs progressing and you should bookmark the pattern and revisit it regularly for updates. Rose has so far done the centre and three rows. Mignonette Stitch online shop [offsite link]
Here is another tatting supplier who has a good range of threads to sell. Motif 3 [offsite link]
This colourful motif is by Jane Eborall and features the use of split rings and beads to good effect. Motif 3 [offsite link]
Here is another motif by Jane Eborall. Motif Angel [offsite link]
Another lovely angel by Dalayce Nichiporik. This one uses a traditional ring and chain edging shaped with long chains; itīs so pretty I wish Iīd thought of it myself! Mystery Ornament [offsite link]
This one is a beaded ornament by Dianna Stevens which is very pretty. Mystery Snowflake [offsite link]
This really gorgeous pattern by Jose van der Helm will make a slightly bigger snowflake. Napkin rings [offsite link]
Here are some tatted napkin rings to decorate your dining table. Needle tatting lessons from Handy Hands [offsite link]
Here is a page giving instructions on how to do tatting with a tatting needle, along with a pattern for a pretty card. No Ends Christmas Trees [offsite link]
This pattern by Gale Marshall is quite tricky as it involves the split chain and split ring techniques but itīs well worth the effort. Octopus [offsite link]
No, this is not Octopussy but a tatted octopus designed by Jane Eborall. Heīs really not hard although you do need to know what youīre doing and to be able to make split rings. A fun piece for a mobile or aquarium of lace fish. Old Edging round a Selfmade Box [offsite link]
Here is a project to make a box with a pretty lace edging round it. Old Favorite Ornament [offsite link]
This ornament uses a variety of techniques in the tatting to produce a very delicate decoration. One Round Snowflake [offsite link]
This is a two shuttle design by Jose van der Helm which would be ideal for last minute gifts. Original Patterns by Rose Rogers - Memory Doily [offsite link]
This MSN site displays Rose Rogersī pattern for her Memory Doily. Palmetto Palm [offsite link]
Here is a palm tree for those who are members of the Palmetto Tatting Group, listed in the Organsations and Groups Section. Pansy [offsite link]
Pam Devries Pansy is very realistic. Although itīs quite a complex piece itīs well worth attempting. Pansy Angel [offsite link]
This angel uses the technique of flat concentric chains which I covered in my articles Considering Joins: No. 2 Shuttle Thread Joins and Good Tension in Tatting. Itīs an excellent example of good use of this technique and unusual use of coloured threads. Watch those dark purples though if you put it in the wash! Pansy Edging [offsite link]
Rose Rogers has used long picots and a yellow and purple variegated thread for this simple edging. Paperclip Picot Gauge [offsite link]
Tammy Rodgers has invented this method of making a picot gauge. Pearl Tatted and Shuttle Edging [offsite link]
This one is definitely NOT for the beginner as you start by making a pearl tatted chain, using two shuttles and a ball thread. However once the pearl tatting is done itīs relatively simple. Perfume Sachet [offsite link]
Here is a lovely Italian pattern for a perfume sachet. Picot Page [offsite link]
Here is another bulletin board group interested in all kinds of lace including tatting. Pink Bookmark [offsite link]
The tatting is very simple in this lovely design by Becky Kelly, this one would be good for a beginner to try. Priscillaīs Art of Tatting Exhibition [offsite link]
Here is a gallery showing pictures of the exhibition "The Art of Tatting" given by Mrs Priscilla Ine-Orubite Jack, in the Africa Centre in London in November 2001. Queen Sophia ornament [offsite link]
This ornament by Terry McGuffin makes interesting use of Victorian Sets (otherwise known as Node Stitch). They form a lattice at the bottom of the ornament. Recreation of Ebay Butterfly [offsite link]
This butterfly appeared on Ebay last year and a member of the Online Tatting Class promptly produced some diagrams for the pattern. It is a much more complex piece but well worth attempting. Red Hat [offsite link]
Here is another red hat, this time for use as a pinned brooch, by Gina Bea. Red Hat Society [offsite link]
Mark Myers has designed a delightful little red hat for ladies who are members of the Red Hat Society. Reversible Motif [offsite link]
Jane Eborall has designed an interesting reversible motif, worked with interlacing techniques. Reversible Motif [offsite link]
Here is another lovely design by Jane Eborall, which can be viewed from either side. Rick Rack Bookmark [offsite link]
Wally Sosaīs Rick Rack bookmark is again a very simple traditional edging which is joined into rick rack braid for a pretty effect. Rietīs Angel [offsite link]
This pattern is another mixed lace angel, this time with crochet and mignonette tatting. Rings N Chains [offsite link]
Here is another fairly large e-mail group. Ritaīs Angel [offsite link]
Ritaīs Angel is an exquisite piece designed by Riet Surtel Smeulders and shared with the Online Tatting Class. Rose Rogers Tatting [offsite link]
This group was formed by Rose Rogers to display her tatting work and her translation of the Emmanuel Bocher Book of 1912. Round Robin Doily [offsite link]
This lovely doily was designed by Georgia Seitz, Rose Rogers, Barbara Bruyer and Amy Drake, and again is very simple and pretty. You need to know how to do two shuttle tatting and downwards joins but otherwise it is straightforward. Sallyīs Cross [offsite link]
Here is a very colourful design by Jane Eborall which makes use of Celtic tatting and Split Rings. Janeīs sister asked her to design a cross which would be relatively easy but you still need some experience for this one. Santa Claus [offsite link]
Jane Eborallīs Santa Claus is great fun and very cute. He is made with split rings, beadwork and long picots. Saraphi Hand Made Silk Lace [offsite link]
A Thai site offering hand made silk lace and fansticks for sale. SCMR and Split Ring Edging [offsite link]
This edging was designed by Jane Eborall and features the more advanced techniques of split rings and self closing mock rings in a pretty variegated thread. SCMR Flowers Snowflake [offsite link]
Here is a lovely snowflake by Emma Crew which uses the Self Closing Mock Ring to create the points. SCMR Flowers Snowflake [offsite link]
Here is a really pretty design by Emma Crew which will let you practise making self closing mock rings. Seahorse [offsite link]
Jane Eborall has designed a couple of new Seahorses for us to enjoy. Seahorse [offsite link]
Here is another super design by Jane Eborall, this time for a Seahorse. Sequin Box [offsite link]
This little box by Jane Eborall is really not at all difficult and great fun. Sequin Decoration [offsite link]
Here is a pretty sequin mobile by Jane Eborall. Sequin Decoration [offsite link]
This decoration is in fact a mobile which would be better hung above or beside the tree (unless of course you have a large tree) or you could use it all the year round. Sequin Sweet Basket [offsite link]
Here is another colourful piece by Jane Eborall which reminds me rather of the Indian shisha mirror embroidery designed to ward off the Evil Eye. Not difficult and would be a good first beadwork piece. Shamrock Points Edging [offsite link]
This pretty edging by Nell Caze uses 3 leafed clovers and two shuttle tatting to produce a new design. Sharon Briggsīs Cross [offsite link]
About half way down this page there is a delightful pattern for a little tatted cross made from four leafed clovers. Enjoy! Sharon Briggsīs Headpiece [offsite link]
Sharon Briggsīs site is well worth a visit. This link shows the headpiece she made for her wedding veil. Sharon Curtisī Gallery [offsite link]
Sharon Curtisī gallery contains some lovely pieces. Mouse over the text links to see the pictures and then click on the ones you like. Shuttle Pattern [offsite link]
If you ever do the unthinkable and lose your tatting shuttle, here is a pattern for one. Simple Ornament [offsite link]
Ginny Weathers has designed a pretty ornament which is both quick and easy to make. Sitting Cat [offsite link]
Jane also designed a Sitting Cat for her readers to enjoy. Sleeping Cat [offsite link]
Jane Eborall has recently produced a number of studies of cats which are absolutely super. Small Basket [offsite link]
Jane Eborall has designed yet another small basket - baskets could have a category of their own, there are so many! Small Butterfly [offsite link]
Here is a pretty, tiny butterfly by Etha Schuette. Small Fish [offsite link]
Here is the small fish from Jane Eborallīs collection of patterns. Small Star [offsite link]
Here is a lovely small snowflake by Birgit Phelps. Snail [offsite link]
Here is a cute and very clever snail design by Jane Eborall. Snowflake on a CD [offsite link]
Here is a lovely snowflake which can be mounted on all those unwanted CDs which come on the covers of magazines or through the letter box! Snowflake on a Ring 1 [offsite link]
Jane Eborall has produced another range of unusual snowflakes. Enjoy! Snowflake on a Ring 1 [offsite link]
Here is a fun design by Jane Eborall with lots of beads and a curtain ring. Snowflake on a Ring 2 [offsite link]
Another snowflake on a ring by Jane Eborall Snowflake on a Ring 4 [offsite link]
Jane Eborall has created another simple and pretty beaded snowflake to share with the tatting community. Snowflake on Ring with Overlapping Points [offsite link]
Here is a new pattern by Jane Eborall. Beadwork and two pairs of shuttles are used but itīs great fun and very pretty. Sonjaīs Quadrat [offsite link]
This one would look good hanging on the Christmas tree but you do need to know how to do the Split Chain for it. Spider [offsite link]
A spider, rather than being a bird or animal in the strict sense, is an arachnoid. This one by Birgit Phelps is one of the best I have seen but you should be familiar with doing blind ends before attempting this creature. Split Ring Dragonfly [offsite link]
Mary Lynīs Split Ring dragonfly is another very realistic way of creating this insect in tatting. Split Ring Motif [offsite link]
Here is a motif by Jane Eborall which would be suitable for the Christmas tree as she has mounted it in a bangle. Jane has used split rings and the new Simli thread in this pattern. She has also incorporated the technique which is not often seen of split rings with rings coming out of the unflipped side of the split ring. Spring Angel [offsite link]
Becky Dempseyīs lovely Spring Angel is flying rather than standing which is a little unusual. Spring Ornament [offsite link]
This beautiful ornament made in springtime colours glitters with beads as well! St Patrickīs Day
Here is a collection of links to patterns related to St Patrickīs Day. St Patrickīs Day Motif [offsite link]
You could easily tat this one in Christmas colours and it is so pretty and simple. Standing Cat [offsite link]
Here is another wonderful picture of a cat by Jane Eborall. Star of David Bookmark [offsite link]
The pattern for this bookmark involves split ring work and so is not for the novice but it is nevertheless very pretty. The star is formed by a six pointed two colour motif at the top of a straight strip of lace, all in blue and white. Stella Dorata [offsite link]
Here is a lovely pattern for a flower with Josephine knots on the chains. Stitchguide.com Needle Tatting lessons [offsite link]
Stitchguide.com has some good lessons for the beginner learning to tat with the needle. Stitchguide.com Tatting Instructions [offsite link]
Stitchguide has some good, clear instructions for shuttle tatting. Storing Natural Fibers
How to protect unused natural threads
Sue Hansonīs variation of Becky Kellyīs earrings [offsite link]
Sue Hanson has recreated a pattern for a pair of earrings which was originally designed by Becky Kelly. Superbowl Sunday Snowflake [offsite link]
Sharon Briggsīs 3D Snowflake is quite a complex piece which will require stiffening but itīs a lovely piece which is well worth attempting. Swan [offsite link]
Here is a lovely pattern for a swan by Lindsay Mackenzie Rogers. Tammyīs Tatting [offsite link]
Tammyīs Tatting Site gives a series of good instructions for left handed and right handed tatters. Tammyīs Tatting [offsite link]
This wonderful site has excellent instructions on how to needle tat, a gallery, free patterns and a range of gadgets to help you with your tatting! Tamtatīs Free Tatting Shuttle [offsite link]
Here is Tammy Rodgersīs free printable shuttle. TamTats [offsite link]
Tammy Rogersī site is a wonderful resource, not only is there a superb gallery, her tutorials, patterns, tips and gadgets are also well worth a look. Taraīs Cross [offsite link]
Tat Along Project Gallery [offsite link]
Here is the Tat Along Project gallery for you to enjoy. Tat Five [offsite link]
Rosemarie Peel has very kindly put her book Tat Five, which is now out of print, online so that all tatters can enjoy it. Tat-along Heart [offsite link]
Here is a nice simple heart which would be suitable for a card decoration or which could be stiffened for use as a hanging ornament. Tatīs All [offsite link]
Here is an excellent resource site with a large selection of patterns and tatting-related information and a wonderful supplies section. Tatbits Great Adventures [offsite link]
After a great deal of thought I have decided to include this site because of the wonderful patterns provided in its Documents section, which you can only see if you join.
Please note that if you join this MSN community you are not permitted to post about any other web site and you may not place pictures of items you have made to this designerīs patterns anywhere else on the internet. Tatted Baubles [offsite link]
And some tatted baubles by Suzann Welker as well. Tatted Beaded Evening Purse [offsite link]
Although there is no illustration for this piece it does not look difficult from the instructions and would be very effective. You could use silk or a fabric with a sheen instead of velvet if you wished. Tatted Braiding
Tatted Cord Tatted Cross [offsite link]
Monica McNeilīs tiny tatted cross is suitable for use on its own or as an addition to a larger pattern. Tatted Cup and Saucer [offsite link]
There seem to be several variations of this pattern around, this version has been prepared by Brenda Bonilla. Tatted Evergreen Tree [offsite link]
Here is a pattern for a Christmas tree from Etha Schuette. Tatted Scrunchy [offsite link]
Wally Sosa has designed a delightful tatted scrunchy pattern which you will enjoy. Tatted tea cup and saucer [offsite link]
Here is another version of the pattern for the tatted teacup and saucer. Tatters Across Time E-mail Group [offsite link]
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Tatting by Lynn B Hutchins [offsite link]
Another lovely page showing lots of tatting. Tatting Demo [offsite link]
Here you can see Sharon Briggsīs video of tatting in action. Tatting Fern [offsite link]
This is not a pattern but an article about a plant called the Tatting Fern. Please DO NOT e-mail your host to obtain this plant, contact your garden centre! Tatting History [offsite link]
Here are some articles on the history of tatting by Rosemarie Peel. Tatting Lessons for the Beginner [offsite link]
Here is a web site with some lessons for the beginner. Tatting Notation Research [offsite link]
This document is the result of several people going through their tatting book libraries to determine just when the different styles of tatting notation developed. Tatting poetry [offsite link]
Here are some poems for you to read which are about tatting. Tatting Reborn [offsite link]
Here is another tatting supplier in the States who has a good range of supplies. Tatting Supplies for the beginning needle tatter
This article discusses some of the items you will need if you wish to learn needle tatting. Tattysaurus the Dinosaur [offsite link]
I just had to include this one - not an easy piece but great fun. You need 2 1/2 inch wide wire bracelets to make him. Although Jane specifies Manuela thread, if you cannot obtain this the Flora will do just as well and the DMC No. 20 crochet cottons are also about the same thickness if you can get the colours. Teddy Bear [offsite link]
I just had to include this teddy bear pattern, although the scan is not a good one he is very cute! Tenclayīs Albums [offsite link]
This treasure trove is a collection of pictures of all things tatting! Teresaīs Shamrock [offsite link]
Here is another shamrock by Teresa Woods. Thank You Carnation [offsite link]
Hereīs a lovely carnation which is simple enough for the beginner as it uses the ring/chain edging on each row - with very full increasing for effect. Thankful Heart [offsite link]
Here is a lovely design by Wally Sosa which uses a very unusual picot technique! The Butterfly which flew the Net [offsite link]
This lovely butterfly by Rosemarie Peel is wired to make a 3 dimensional brooch. The Lock Join [offsite link]
Here is Rosemarie Peelīs lesson on doing the Lock Join, otherwise known as the Downwards Join. The Shuttlesmith Sterling Silver Tatting Shuttles [offsite link]
These shuttles are expensive but what a lovely present they would make! This Bell Tolls for Thee [offsite link]
Terry McGuffin has designed a number of lovely ornaments and here is her tatted bell pattern. Threads for Tatting
Some ideas for threads you might not have thought of using in your tatting! Three Color Ornament [offsite link]
This ornament uses three colours but still has Terry McGuffinīs characteristic delicate finish. Three Hearts with Buttons [offsite link]
Jane Eborall has designed some hearts using buttons as the centre and beads round the edge. One can be used as an earring. Three Hearts with Buttons [offsite link]
These pretty hearts make good use of beads with buttons for effect. Three Leafed Clover Edging [offsite link]
Sharon Albersī Three Leafed Clover Edging is very pretty in variegated threads. Lovely and simple even a beginner can enjoy this one. Three Stars [offsite link]
There are three nice stars on this web site by Julie Myers. Tiny tatted basket [offsite link]
Here is a pattern re-written from the Corticelli book for a delightful little basket. Tips and Tricks by Sharon Briggs [offsite link]
Here are some tips on tatting from Sharon Briggs. Tree with Gold Beads [offsite link]
Here is a lovely pattern by Dolly Hollander for a Christmas tree, designed for the more experienced tatter. Tri Angel [offsite link]
Becky Dempseyīs Tri Angel is simpler in tatting techniques but still a beautiful piece of lace. Trug or Small Basket [offsite link]
Here is a very cute little basket design by Jane Eborall. Twinkle Star [offsite link]
Kreinik are of course using this simple and pretty pattern to sell their metallic threads; however if you donīt want or canīt obtain these, the star could just as well be made in any thread and would also look good with blending filament. However if you use blending filament, use it on the ball thread only until you are used to its handling. Valentine Angel [offsite link]
This lovely angel by Martha Ess is one of the more recent patterns, published this year. You do need to know what you are doing with it but itīs worth the effort. Variations on a Star: Midnight [offsite link]
Here is a gorgeous snowflake by Etha Schuette "Maus". Wonderful delicate beadwork and split rings are used to create an exquisite model. Very Small Butterfly [offsite link]
Jane Eborallīs Very Small Butterfly is made using the Self Closing Mock Ring technique which is great fun to do. Very Small Cross [offsite link]
These tiny tatted crosses seem to be developing at a great rate! This one uses a self closing mock ring and split rings and would again be useful for all sorts of small items. Very Small Heart [offsite link]
This is possibly the smallest heart in the collection! Vidallia the Sweet Onion Ring Angel [offsite link]
Here is an angel using the Onion Ring technique most effectively in the pattern work. Wallyīs Chenille Bookmark [offsite link]
Wally Sosaīs fun bookmark uses a chenille pipecleaner in the middle for a great effect! White Christmas [offsite link]
This Christmas tree is relatively easy to make and Etha Schuette "Maus" has made good use of beads with which to enhance it. Windows and Wheels Ornament [offsite link]
This lovely pattern by Terry McGuffin is not for the beginner but would be a challenge for someone a little more experienced. Xmas 2 Angel [offsite link]
Although the split rings with rings joining to them is not actually a completely new technique it is unusual and well worth practising. This is a lovely angel which would not be too difficult for the beginner who has just learned to do split rings. 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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