Needle tatting snowflake pattern free

This is a new snowflake free pattern, I named it Snowflake 2023, because I want to make more in the future years. :) This design can tat with or without beads. In my video, I showed how to tat with…

The first Christmas Snowflake 2012 Its not too soon to start tatting for Christmas. It will be here before we know it. I have two patterns today. This is actually the center of the large snowflake, but is a snowflake in its own right:

Welcome to my very first tatting pattern. This is a beautiful elegant looking snowflake ornament. Besides having the written pattern down below I also have created a tatting diagram for this pattern below. This is a shuttle tatting pattern and and I would call this a confident beginner or intermediate pattern. Because, this pattern uses

Well, it's not a very original name (it's been used for lots of crafted snowflakes), but I still wanted to call this one Dainty Snowflake because it's been designed to be tatted with small thread. I've been making these to put into Christmas cards and to give as gifts. The one on the left has been tatted with size 80 DMC Cordonnet Special, using 4mm Swarovski bicone crystals in the center. It measures 3.4 inches from point to point. The one on the right is tatted with size 50 DMC Cordonnet…

Delicate Tatted Lace Snowflakes

This batch has the "bluest" blues that I've dyed so far. The actual blue shades are difficult to capture in a photo. It varies from light to medium dark, cool to warm blue. Something else that I've been working on these last few days, is learning to tat clunies, aka tallies. I've known OF cluny tatting for many years, but never got around to learning how to do it. I just figured I didn't need cluny leaves. But, in case somebody asks me to teach them, I guess I'd better learn. To me, learning…

As I mentioned before I wanted a tiny snowflake and here is what I have come up with. They are a bit fiddly to make due to their small size...

Click on the name below each picture to access the pattern. Some links will take you to a relevant blog post with pattern details while others go to a PDF file stored on Google Drive. For best quality of Google Drive documents, save the file to your computer. Some report being taken to a page where the preview is blank. If this is the case, look for a download button or press Ctrl+S to save the file to your computer. Feel free to sell or give away the items you make from my patterns. If you…