Insects Free Tatting Patterns
Free tatting patterns for fleas, dragonflies, ants and other insect life abound here! These will make great cards, ornaments and gifts throughout the year.
Adam Ant  [offsite link]
Abby has designed a fun ant for all to make! Beaded Dragonfly [offsite link]
Sue Hanson has created a wonderful tatted dragonfly which will be fun to make. Beadle Bug [offsite link]
Here is a Beadle Bug by Sue Hanson. Bumblebee [offsite link]
Here is a simple Bumblebee by Lisa Trumble. Butt Head Bug [offsite link]
Here is a fun bug to make which uses beads to form realistic wings. Buzzz The Waspette [offsite link]
This tatted wasp by Sue Hanson is really very realistic! Crawly Bug [offsite link]
Here is a fun and aptly named Crawly Bug designed by Sue Hanson. Dragonfly [offsite link]
Riet Surtel Smeulders recently designed this Dragonfly featuring the Single Shuttle Split Ring. There is a page of instructions attached but you are advised to learn the Split Chain first before attempting this piece. However itīs a groundbreaking development of the technique which allows us to extend the width of tatting still further. Thank you, Riet! Fly Bugs [offsite link]
Here is an imaginative bug from Sue Hanson which looks remarkably like a fly! Frog Eyed Bug [offsite link]
Sue Hanson has here shared the pattern for her rather fun Frog Eyed Bug. Honi-Bee [offsite link]
The Honi-Bee is a little more tricky than some of the other patterns from Brenda Bonilla but itīs still very attractive. Lady Bug [offsite link]
Here is Sue Hansonīs delightful Lady Bug. Ladybug [offsite link]
This is Abbyīs cute Ladybug from the Needle Tatting Two group. Praying Mantis [offsite link]
This wonderful Praying Mantis was designed by Martha Ess. Sticky Bug [offsite link]
Here Sue Hanson uses an unusual technique to form realistic legs in this insect pattern. Stinger Bug [offsite link]
This insect by Sue Hanson makes use of a number of interesting techniques to create a realistic bug. Wood Bug [offsite link]
This Wood Bug by Sue Hanson looks remarkably like the woodlice under the plant pots in my front yard! 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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