Tatting

Name tag with tatted edging for the American Needlepoint Guild seminar in 2001. NEW
Pam Palmer's elephant pattern appliqued to a T shirt.
Cluny leaf page has information about Cluny leaves in tatting and illustrated instructions for making them.(instructions page is about 110Kb.) Pattern for a small motif using Cluny leaves.
This pattern for a square doily is from a round robin done by subscribers to the lace email list, arachne.
A second round robin pattern includes tatted Cluny leaves.
Pictures of a part made round robin doily, before and after my contribution.
And another round robin doily, belonging to Miriam Gidron, started by members of the German lace list. This is a good one for practising split rings.
A list of tatting terms, with equivalents.
A pansy bookmark.

Tatting Links

The Lacemaker's Home page has some pictures of bobbin lace, a guild listing, suppliers, and instructions for subscribing to arachne.
If you want to learn how to tat, Carrie Carlson has instructions with diagrams in right and left handed versions.
To learn how to make split rings visit Suzann Welker's page which has instructions with photographs.
Mimi Dillman has a bibliography of books with Cluny patterns and some round robin doilies.