I promised you one last free pattern as a holiday gift. Yes, I'm aware as gifts go, it's a little lame, sort of like handing someone stereo ...
My tatted cotter pin link tutorial is available as a free PDF. Click HERE to download the 2 page file. I hope you'll have fun with this technique! It's another idea to play with. My report on wearing the bracelet for awhile: Using a tatted ring as a toggle loop didn't work. The toggle bar fell out. So, I added a proper metal toggle clasp, which does work well. The tatting tends to lengthen with wearing, so for a bracelet make it just a little bit shorter than needed. It will stretch to a comfortable size. The tatted links hold their shape surprisingly well, considering that they're only fiber! My bracelet after wearing, with the finished clasp. Another tatted cotter pin bracelet.
I want to share a free tatting pattern, which I adapted from one of Priscilla Tatting Book No. 3's vintage patterns. It reminded me of puffy fluffy clouds, so I named it "Puffy Fluffy" Click on the picture and save it to see the full-size.
You'd think after a five day weekend, I'd be ready to just get back to it, but you'd be wrong. I stalled on several projects meaning this mo...
Hello! Today I want to show you a lovely tatted lace bracelet I have finished recently. This is the same vintage pattern I used making those...
Yarnplayer is sharing her original pattern for this beautiful Remembrance Ring. This is one of the most popular free tatting tutorials that we have featured on Craftgossip.com. A mourning ring is a…
Well, I finally got around to taking photographs of my technique for adding a new thread when needle tatting. Nothing I hate worse than knots when you don't actually need them! I hope this helps someone esle out there who hates extra knots and is struggling with how to add new thread. I've used very large thread here so it photographs better, but I've used this method with thread as fine as sewing thread (size 120) Let me know if this works for you and how you like it. ;-)
What Is The Number One Tatting Question The number one question asked by Tatters? Do you know the answer? They are looking for patterns beyond the traditional doily and edgings. Thanks to Globaliza…
You must know the basics of tatting in order to follow this pattern for a tatting bracelet. This is a pattern for 2 shuttles. The file contains: - written Instructions (english and french) - The list of necessary supplies, - Photographs - A diagram This pattern was designed for the tatting shuttle. It is also feasible to the needle. Please note, this pattern is one of the 26 patterns in the book: https://www.etsy.com/fr/listing/522195927/ma-petite-lecon-de-frivolite-aux?ref=shop_home_active_5 It is updated, presented with more photos and details than in the book which only contains the diagram. Note that you only buy the pattern. It is protected by Copyright and may not be sold or distributed for free. This pattern comes with automatic download upon payment as a PDF file.
This is what I like with tatting: thre is always something to discover, to test, to try. It is not only the calming effect. How many times did I curse when I did a mistake I could not undo?? The word would be challenging. And rewarding. You know, that moment when you make the last double stich and your eyes are searching for the scissors? And then the little pice of some centimeters square (your worked for it some good 40 mins if not longer) lays in your hand and you say to your self: "Yup! I made it!" So back to the bracelet I posted yesterday in Facebook... I played this time with a very basic edging, (what else?). Experimenting, tweaking, testing threads... It gave this: the white one were the first attemps, the black one has no picots for the exterior rings... It looks nicer, in my eyes. Both done in poliester thread Brildor 15. Then I thought, what would it be if I make it in 2 colors? I had, after all, a rest of some silver thread already on my bobbin (strand of 3) so I used as second color a thread from Brildor, the 40, strand of 3. Since the threads have different consistency, they behave differently and the effect surprised me: the lace has the stiffness I need and the white waves give a nice line. The result : I worked it with 2 shuttles. The pattern is easy to follow: All rings are 6-5-6, done with the silver metallic thread. All chains: 14, except the ends, white thread. Ring : 6-5-6, close, turn work Chain 14, turn work Ring 6 + 5 - 6, close, do not turn work Ring: 11 - 6, close, turn work Chain: 14, turn work... The only thing you have to take care of is to thake the right color for each element you will do. And, of course, not to rush, in order the make a neat colour transition. In my piece, I tried to carefully place the silver thread on the right side or on the wrong side of the lace when I started the next element. When you reached the needed lenght, then you use the following pattern: Chain 14 - 3 turn work Ring 6 + 6 (join to the join picot from the braid). Ring: 3 + 14 - 3, do not turn work Chain 3 +14. Of course, you may consider starting from the small 6-6 ring. Like this you can finish the lace with the 3+ 14 + 3 ring and hide the thread you will not need anymore. This would be it. Easy pattern for a newby... Just enjoy if you decide to work it and please let me know if there is something to improve.
My tatted cotter pin link tutorial is available as a free PDF. Click HERE to download the 2 page file. I hope you'll have fun with this technique! It's another idea to play with. My report on wearing the bracelet for awhile: Using a tatted ring as a toggle loop didn't work. The toggle bar fell out. So, I added a proper metal toggle clasp, which does work well. The tatting tends to lengthen with wearing, so for a bracelet make it just a little bit shorter than needed. It will stretch to a comfortable size. The tatted links hold their shape surprisingly well, considering that they're only fiber! My bracelet after wearing, with the finished clasp. Another tatted cotter pin bracelet.
ENGLISH AND ITALIAN LANGUAGE , with photos, diagram and rows step by step Material requirements: Thread , delica beads , ear wire or stud earrings , free decoration with Swarovski bicons and chaton After notification of sale and payment the PDF will be available for download It is best if you would have at least some previous knowledge and experience working with needle tatting I am a professional Italian beader. If you wish , follow my blog http://happylandblog.blogspot.it/ My website www.happyland.it and my FB page https://www.facebook.com/#!/happyland.it https://www.instagram.com/joys_of_happyland/
Tatted Lace Corsage Bracelet: This is one of my classic designs, a perfect immortal flower corsage for mother's day, prom, weddings, whatever. Because of the connections between pieces I'd call this an intermediate design.
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Teri Dusenbury's Dandelion Bookmark tatted by muskaan in 3 colors along with notes.
A little something for the weekend. I’m very new to tatting but I love it already and I wanted to try out a design of my own. My little owl design has gone through some very strange looking s…
I made colorful bracelets with simple geometric pattern. I like them so I made a free pattern:) Would you like to try it? You will need one or two colors of thread and toho beads. There will be needed some paperclips. You can work with two shuttles or just one. I made my bracelets with one shuttles, but it needed to twist thread during tatting middle false rings. Wykonałam kolorowe bransoletki wg prostego geometrycznego wzoru. Spodobały mi się, więc narysowałam darmowy wzór :) Chcesz spróbować? Będziesz potrzebować jednego lub dwóch kolorów nici i koralików toho. Będą potrzebne spinacze. Możesz pracować z dwoma czółenkami lub tylko z jednym. Ja zrobiłam swoje bransoletki z jednym czółenkiem, ale podczas frywolitkowania środkowych fałszywych kółeczek trzeba było skręcać nitkę.
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Tatted Square Border Bracelet: I have been thinking of messing around with split rings and this is what came of it. I also have been looking at different pieces of jewelry and seeing if I could recreate it with tatting. I think it may not be the same, but it spur…
Well, this lesson was all about Cloverleafs or as some call them Trefoils...depending on the size of the Rings I guess. I call them all Cloverleafs, myself...lol 3 Rings all done, one right after another in a group, whatever you want to call them. We tried making the Rings the same size and then making the 1st and 3rd Ring smaller than the 2nd Ring. How does that affect the joining Chain? Very interesting lesson! Y'all ready for another one of my FREE Crochet Patterns? lol Well, this is a reall cutey and real fast and easy too. Click Here for the Picture Frame Ornament (this one is a Word document) That is a picture of my Manda when she was about 9 years old...my how the years do go by! lol
Yarnplayer is sharing her original pattern for this beautiful Remembrance Ring. This is one of the most popular free tatting tutorials that we have featured on Craftgossip.com. A mourning ring is a…
This is a digital item. The ZIP archive contains SVG, DXF and PDF files. Compatible with Cricut and Silhouette. Measurements depend on paper size. All templates have been tested for quality. Please contact me if you have any problems with your order.
A self-closing mock ring (often abbreviated as SCMR) is actually a tatted chain with a loop left at the beginning. To add a bead in the center, tat to reach halfway around the bead, then slip the bead onto the loop. Here I've put the bead onto a small crochet hook and I'll use the hook to pull the loop through the bead, but there are other ways to do it, too. After the bead is placed onto the loop of thread, put the shuttle though the loop. A trick I like to use is to leave a paper clip in as a space saver, to make the final join easier. The paper clip is hanging between the start of the tatting and the bead, so it's sort of like holding a small picot temporarily. Continue by tightening the core (shuttle thread) around the bead. Here the bead is in place. Continue tatting the rest of the way around the bead. Now the paper clip is removed, showing the space it had been saving. This is where the crochet hook is inserted to pull the shuttle thread through. Finish with a lock join. Bead in center of completed mock ring. This is a technique I use often in my tatted jewelry. The pattern for the above example uses one shuttle and ball thread. Supplies: size 20 Lizbeth thread, an 8mm round bead, and 24 size 11 seed beads. (To use a different size thread or beads, the stitch counts will need to be adjusted to fit). String the 24 seed beads onto the ball thread, then wind just a small amount of thread onto the shuttle. The beads remain on the ball thread. SCMR 2, (bead picot with 3 beads, 2-2) 3 times, bead picot with 3 beads, 2. Place the round bead onto the loop that was left at the beginning, put the shuttle through the loop, and tighten around bead. Continue the SCMR with a picot at the end of the round bead, 2, (bead picot with 3 beads, 2-2) 3 times, bead picot with 3 beads, 2. Tighten, then lock join to base of round bead. This is how much I have shown in the photos. I hope this will give you an idea that you will enjoy using.
A step-by step, 18 page photo tutorial for how to crochet beautiful beaded ropes. Starts with a foundation bead stack, which is completely removable from the finished piece. This listing is for the tutorial only. Materials required are: Size 8 or size 6 seed beads in two contrasting colours, plus 16 beads of a third colour 2mm crochet hook Size 8 cotton perle thread Beading thread or cotton in a different colour to your cotton perle Big eye needle Scissors The photos shown in this listing are indicative of the quality of those in the tutorial. This is PDF file, and is available for instant download after payment.
I've got to stop tatting things that will get songs stuck in my head. This time it was "Black Magic Woman" by Santana. The pattern, of co...
