Beginner shuttle tatting patterns free

This was designed in March 3, 2020. I was still a tatting newbie at that time, but wanted to make something practical with tatting. So, I came up the idea to tat something on the paperclip, as well…

Jess shares her first shuttle tatting projects and provides links to the materials and resources she used to get started.

Since I've been doing a lot of tatting posts, patterns and tutorials here lately. I decided to write a post about what tatting is to help beginner tatters get started. Because since I have started tatting I have learned that tatting is not as well known as crocheting and knitting. I myself had never heard

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Shuttle I needed to empty a few more shuttles. This is the perfect little project. I had a wonderful time at the Shuttlebird workshop. Once I unpack all my goodies and take pictures, then I'll post them. Thanks to the Shuttlebirds for sponsoring this magnificent workshop.

These instructions are based on the information in Barbara Foster’s Learn Needle Tatting, Step by Step (Paxton, Illinois: Handy Hands, 1998), which provides complete step-by-step needle-tatting instructions accompanied by plentiful photographs.

There are many explanations of and tutorials on how to make twisted picot joins floating through cyberspace. I have decided to add my own explanation because I believe that an AHA moment of understanding can sometimes take more than one explanation or a photograph that clicks with someone. Perhaps this description of the twisted picot join will be helpful... Here is a simple motif which is ready for its final join i.e. twisted picot join. A is the picot by which the final ring will be joined…

This beautiful delicate star is worked in two rounds—one for the center and one for the points of the star.