This digital instant download contains pattern for making lace icecreams. You can download after payment on "Purchases and opinions" section. There will be a "Download" button against the order. Warning! It 's not a finished product! This is not educational material! It is a digital pattern. You must be able to do tatting. You should be able to make a ring, chain and be able to read a pattern. The file contains 3 patterns: -instructions in english -photo -diagrams Necessary materials for work: -threads -2 shuttles -hook for connecting elements You will need Adobe Acrobat or other PDF reading software to access the file. You can’t seem to find my download notification email? First, check your spam or junk inbox. If you use Gmail, also check your Social and Promotions tabs. PLEASE NOTE: You are purchasing the pattern only. The design copyright remains with me. You may sell or give away items that you make using this pattern, but you may NOT distribute the pattern itself anywhere. Due to the nature of digital files, this pattern is non refundable. Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks for watching!

Flower #1- Karey Solomon's flower [Bottom Left] This started with Karey Solomon's idea in Tatting Times August 2010. Karey has a pattern from using up thread off of shuttles. Her Grandmother's Flower Garden tablerunner-tablecloth-bedspread is all little flowers of compatible colors fused together. The instant I saw it I thought about my Grandma's Flower Garden quilt pattern . I wanted mine to look more like that so I used a gold color to go around the flower. This flower started with Karey's hand dyed size 20 thread. It is variegated purple, blue and green. I surrounded her little flower with 6 others then surrounded the whole circle with gold Elizabeth size 20.

Six out of the nine large motifs are now made. Only three left, plus the edging. Of course, with a pattern like this, there's not really a whole lot new to say with each new motif added. I really like the negative spaces that are emerging between motifs, though. I think these secondary patterns are going to be even more interesting in this 3x3 doily than in the 2x2 version shown in the book. Once I start the third row of motifs, it won't fit on the scanner bed anymore, so from now on it will be photos. Hopefully I'll get some good light when I need it.

My Motif # 6 is from Judi Banashek's book "Advanced Tatting Patterns". I used white Lizbeth Size 20 thread. Judi is the founder of our Oklahoma Shuttle Bugs tatting group. She is a wonderful teacher and I learned so much from her. A few years ago she moved to Waxahachie, TX to be close to her daughters. Good news! Terry McGuffin gave me permission to post her pattern for the Windmill Snowflake. As soon as I locate it I'll try to figure out a way to post it here.

Knit with 375 yards of worsted-weight yarn at a gauge of 20 stitches per 4", using U.S. size 7/4.5mm needles. Finished size: 6" W x 72" L Designed by Lisa Carnahan for Lisa Knits.

So, I found this fabulous afghan on Pinterest but there was no diagram. Here is what I came up with. It's not exact but it's close. = ) and here's the diagram:

This post was prompted by several e-mails that I received asking me how to hide the thread ends after the tatting is complete. Tatters don...

My Vintage Crochet Projects Last week I shared the sewing projects that I have on the table–this week it’s all about crochet. I’m working doilies and motifs mostly and I will shar…

Voici le dernier ouvrage que j'ai réalisé en 2015, une paire de boucles d'oreilles offertes à Noël. J'ai utilisé du...

For PDF download, click HERE. I also made a short video showing how to do this intertwining chain for the bonus round. Enjoy!!

Here's a true study in mixed textures. This cocoon-style cardigan prominently features a gorgeous open lace panel in the back. Then, ribbed dolman sleeves are knit out from the sides of the back panel to provide a tailored contrast and create the cocoon shape. A striking, yet delicate, banana leaf panel embellishes both the shaped shawl collar and the optional sleeve cuffs. This is a conversation-starting piece that will give you a variety of stitches and techniques to work on and combine for a gratifying result. Sample is knit up in Berroco Ultra Alpaca – a yarn that gives spectacular stitch definition with enough softness and color sophistication to carry off this design. APPROXIMATE FINISHED MEASUREMENTS: Cuff to Cuff: 46 ½ (48 ½, 51 ¾, 55 ¼)” 118 (123, 131.5, 140.5) cm; w/o 6” long Cuffs: 34 ½ (36 ½, 39 ¾, 43 ¼)” 87.5 (92.5, 101, 110) cm. TO FIT SIZES: XS (S/M, L/1X, 2X) or Bust Sizes 28-30 (32-38, 40-46, 48-50)” 71-76 (81.5-96.5, 101.5-117, 122-127) cm. NOTE: If trying to decide between sizes, choose based on desired total length and “wingspan.” The schematic in the pattern has full measurements.

It's been rather quiet on this blog for a while - but I'm very happy to announce the release of the 7th (and final!) shawl pattern in my Celtic Cable Shawls collection: Ishneich! Ishneich is a top down triangular shawl pattern, designed to work well with a variegated yarn and a contrasti

Free pattern for holiday wine bottle gift bag, cozy by Pattern-Paradise.com, 12 Weeks of Christmas Blog Hop CAL, #crochet #12WeeksChristmasCAL #tablerunner

Free Easy Knit Cozy Pattern For HomeThis knit cup cozy is a great way to practice your lace skills and make gifts at the same time. Use favorite colors of Red Heart Super Saver and knit a bunch to give away to all your friends. Don’t forget to keep some handy in the car too! They'll look awesome no matter which shades you choose, so grab your yarn and let's get knitting! Material NotesEverything you need to make your new project is included in this kit! Time to get stitching, and don’t forget to share your progress!

Here is a lesson on how to starch crocheted small things. Holidays are coming, one wants to amuse relatives with little crocheted trifles,...

Вяжем крючком, украшаем изделия. Красивый узор крючком - вязание тесьмы или кружева.

Lizbeth crochet cotton size 20 is equivalent to a DMC Pearl Cotton 8. It is excellent for Crochet, Tatting, Knitting, Needlepoint, Cross-stitch, Embroidery, and Hand Quilting projects. Each ball is 25 grams and approx. 210 yards. Lizbeth is a premium crochet cotton thread great for all needle art projects! This crochet cotton is made of 100% Egyptian cotton and is a 6-cord cordonnet available in a large assortment of solid and multi colors. It is a high quality thread that is shiny with a rich and vibrant color. It is super-combed, gas-singed for outstanding body, mercerized, and colorfast. Handy Hands Lizbeth threads are available in sizes 3, 10, 20, 40 and 80. (Message me if you'd like to order any sizes you don't see in my listings) This package contains 5 crochet cotton balls in size 20. Colors in Pack: 147-Red Burst 669-Poppy Red 601-Snow White 152-Christmas Green Mix 638-Christmas Green Recommended: Steel Crochet Hook: 9-10 (1.15mm-1.25mm) Tatting Needle: Size 5-0 or 7-Fine Knitting Needle: 0000 (4) (1.25mm)

A few years ago I was using a tiny notebook 3x3.5 for tatting notes and wanted a bookmark for it. This little bookworm was born. It is a fr...

This post talks about how to stiffen lace with starch. Whether you have a crochet item, knit or even tatting lace, use starch to harden the object.

This gorgeous little pattern is quick and easy. Little Angel Bookmark makes a great gift for those in need of prayers or comfort.

A la minute où Jane Eborall a publié cette nouvelle création, j'ai eu envie de la réaliser. Voici donc ma version de son colibri...

Free download of Paragon Tatting book No 1. It contains many patterns, mostly for edgings but also a doily, coaster, jewellery and motifs.

De uitdaging begon met het paarse motief rechts. Dat patroon zat in het workshopboekje van de Frivolité(k)ring dag afgelopen maart in Tie...

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There's more than one way to prevent those ugly gaps at the beginning of crochet rows. I'll explain what causes those annoying holes, and how to fix them.

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For instructions, click here: http://ergahandmade.blogspot.gr/2015/06/crochet-stitches.html Via: Google

Mindlessly knitting the smaller eight-point star, it occurred to me that several of them strung together with a simple crochet chain for a garland would be the perfect decoration for our sitting room this Christmas. So I enlarged the star pattern that I wrote about before to knit a 5 1/2" star ornament and did just that, adding some large tassels to the ends. Made a few pom poms for the wreath and voila! The Christmas star ornament pattern is below. Hang them on your Christmas tree! copyright 2013, S. Watterson/knitnscribble Here's the new larger 8-point Christmas star ornament knitting pattern. copyright 2013, S. Watterson/knitnscribble Eight Point Christmas Star knitting pattern, 5.5" finished measurement Materials: 1 skein worsted weight yarn will make about 4 stars US 7 (4.5 mm) dpn's (double pointed needles) M1: pick up the link between two sts and place on left hand needle CO 8 sts, leaving a 10" tail. Rows 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 10, 11, 13 (WS): knit Rows 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12: K1, M1 (knit in the back of M1), K5, K2tog (8sts) Row 14: BO, leaving the last stitch on your needle. Pick up 7 sts at the left edge of that stitch, using the purl bumps as a guide. (8 sts) Remember, you are knitting 8 little diamonds to shape the star pattern. Repeat Rows 1-14, seven more times. Happy Christmas all, hope it's the merriest ever. Need a stylish and easy hat pattern for knitting quick Christmas gifts? Try this free pattern by the Nutty Irishman. (You are welcome to print this star pattern out, please do not copy and paste it to another site, use a link to this article instead, thank you.) Smaller star pattern is here. copyright 2013, S. Watterson/knitnscribble

paper hearts crocheted with vintage tatting thread.

I made a new pattern called Candy Heart. It's available in my Etsy shop (if you want to check it out you can do so by clicking HERE) The hearts pictured above are tatted in size 80 DMC Special Dentelles, color #210 and color #603. The pattern contains two versions: Candy Heart (pictured on the left) and Candy Heart with Border (pictured on the right). I also made a few in Liz Metallic thread (colors are Rose on the left and Raspberry Pink on the right): The construction is similar to my Classic Heart tatting pattern, but I think the Candy Heart is quicker and easier to make. The only advanced technique is a self closing mock ring at the bottom of the heart. Other than that, it's just rings, chains, picots, regular joins, and lock joins. I've actually been enjoying tatting this pattern, and made samples in DMC size 80, Lizbeth size 20, and Liz Metallic. I may tat a few more over the coming weeks: One thing to note about this pattern: the Candy Heart (above left) is designed to lay flat with minimal to no blocking. However, the Candy Heart with Border (above right) is designed to cup after closing Round 1: This is done intentionally, to prevent ruffling after Round 2 is added. As you add Round 2, the design will flatten out, which you can see in the photo below. This sample is tatted in Lizbeth size 20, color #127 Butterfly Breeze: If you are curious, here is a photo of the ruffling that would occur if Round 1 is tatted flat: Anyhow, all of this is mentioned on page 7 of the Etsy pattern, but I just wanted to go into a more detailed explanation here in case it would be helpful.

More angels! This is the last in the series of paperclip designs for Georgia's Online Tatting Class. Hope this angel will watch over everyone in the new year! Click here for the pattern. The dino is here! The trees in the background are real, this is not taken from a picture book, nor a super-imposed image.... more in the next post! And to everyone, BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR !