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Make magic ring. Round 1: 24 sc in ring. End with sl st in first sc. Pull magic ring tight. Round 2: Ch 18, 1 dc in next sc. Skip 2 sc, 1 dc in next sc. *Ch 15, 1 dc in next sc, skip 2 sc, 1 dc in …

Well, aren't I God's own fool for promising a Tatting Tea Tuesday post and not delivering until the end of the week? Last weekend the tatting got finished (and the tea got drunk), but the steam-set of the lace didn't happen until Tuesday evening. Tuesday and Wednesday were gorgeous sunny days so we went outside to enjoy them. Excuses, excuses... Without further adieu, *drumroll* Regal Snowflake © 2011 La Cossette Tatted by Is'Dihara Motif #13 Regal Snowflake The big reveal is Regal…

Speaking of Myra Piper's "Tatting", here's another little snowflake I'm quite fond of. It's a slightly modified version of motif #4 (the pattern in her book has seven points, and pointy tips like yarnplayer's snowflake of several posts ago), and is such a simple pattern with knots in sets of three that I've seen other people independently re-create it. I normally tat it as in the first picture, with large picots (loops) connecting the rings in the center, but you can also use smaller picots…

I haven't blogged in ages. I've almost forgotten how. I haven't done much tatting, mostly because I've been doing a lot of embroidery. Back before Christmas I wanted to embroider a floral picture to hang on the wall. I love embroidery almost as much as I love tatting, but when it comes to making something to hang on the wall, I just think embroidery is a better medium. I embroidered a series of butterflies thinking that I'd do enough for a quilt working each one in about an 8 inch square…

Sharon posted this lovely snowflake on her blog, and then graciously yielded to pleas from her readers and shared the pattern. The above snowflake is slightly different from the pattern as written (I altered the chains pointing out toward the tips in round 1 and 2 from 5-5 to 7-7) because when I made it using the original stitch counts it looked like this - lovely, and the radial bars are even more striking, but not quite the same look. I like it both ways, though if I had known the chains…

These three snowflakes are patterns I've been making occasionally for years - I love the way they look, and the consistent stitch count (3 or 6) makes them really easy to take on the go (and to copy from the previous snowflake when you want to make more). But I had somehow never noticed how very similar they are until this year, when I happened to hang them right next to each other. They are basically the same snowflake, just with slight variations in the center, and different tip lengths…

These patterns are now available as part of a discounted bundle package: https://www.etsy.com/listing/646460808/tatting-pattern-bundle-snowflake This listing is for a 40 page e-book of 14 original tatting patterns. There are 12 snowflake patterns and 2 star patterns in the e-book. The file is 14 MB in size and is available as an instant digital download. You will need Adobe Acrobat or other PDF reading software to access the file. I have provided diagrams and full written instructions for…

PDF original shuttle tatting pattern of the Renulek. This is not the finished item. Tatting level – intermediate/advance This pattern assumes some knowledge about shuttle tatting. If you know how to make rings, chains, picots and how to join the elements – this pattern is for you. To make the Snowflake "GABI" you will require two shuttles. Snowflake „Gabi” make in one pass. Required materials: - 2 shuttles, - cotton thread size20. I use Aida 20 - scissors The file is a PDF document. You…

Copyright 2007 Ruth Perry This snowflake has a lot of frilly lacy rings tatted with shuttle 2 shown in yellow. It is tatted following th...

Do you like to crochet? Do you like giving gifts to friends and family that you have made yourself? You will enjoy trying these patterns out. These beautiful snowflakes make great decorations and beautiful gifts. What you will receive are original patterns, created by Peg, for 5 unique snowflakes. They will arrive via an email .pdf attachment. This “e-book” includes a key for abbreviations, blocking pattern, and finishing instructions. Also included in the e-book are pictures of the finished…

I have tatted this snow white snowflake doily for my friend. I hope she will like it. :) Would you like it too?

Tatting is the art of creating beautiful lace from thread using a shuttle or tatting needle. Celtic Tatting employs the methods of tatting to create traditional and original lace designs with the interweaving of Celtic Knots.

PDF original shuttle tatting pattern of the Renulek. This is not the finished item. Tatting level – intermediate/advance This pattern assumes some knowledge about shuttle tatting. If you know how to make rings, chains, picots and how to join the elements – this pattern is for you. To make the Snowflake "BELLA" you will require two shuttles. Snowflake „Bella” make in one pass. my other snowflakes find here https://www.etsy.com/shop/Renulek?ref=l2-shopheader-name Required materials: - 2…

Speaking of Myra Piper's "Tatting", here's another little snowflake I'm quite fond of. It's a slightly modified version of motif #4 (the pattern in her book has seven points, and pointy tips like yarnplayer's snowflake of several posts ago), and is such a simple pattern with knots in sets of three that I've seen other people independently re-create it. I normally tat it as in the first picture, with large picots (loops) connecting the rings in the center, but you can also use smaller picots…