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 decide to post photos of things you've made using my designs, please reference my blog so that others can find the patterns too. Enjoy! Sample Patterns - Four Dozen Tatted Snowflakes Challenge Snowflake Onion Ring Bookmark Edging for Onion Ring Squares Onion Ring Magic Square Dillmont inspired Braid Dillmont inspired Bookmark Dillmont inspired Mat Dillmont inspired Hexagon Dainty Snowflake Mary Konior's "Patchwork" as a Magic Square Small Floral Cross Priscilla Cross and Square Priscilla Bookmark Rosaleen (with Variations) Design Tutorial Snowflake Floral Edging and Bookmark First Snowfall Late Winter Snowflake Revised 5/9/14 Cross of Sevens Woodland Medallion Solstice

I had very little creative energy yesterday, so instead of trying to make something new, I decided that I would spend some time putting toge...

Io personalmente per realizzarle ho utilizzato l'ago e non la navetta per questa prova , ed è stato semplice realizzarle ... penso che siano adatte anche a chi è alle prime armi con il chiacchierino, visto che non ho trovato particolari difficoltà

This digital instant download contains pattern for making snowflake. 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: - instructions in english - photographs - diagrams Necessary materials for work: - threads - 2 shuttles - hook for connecting elements If you use thread #20, size of snowflake is 10,5 cm If you use thread #15, size of snowflake is 12 cm 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!

This is pdf file. For ready to wear handmade jewelry please see my second shop https://www.etsy.com/shop/NamiArtJewelry This is a tutorial how to make a Christmas snowflake in a tatting shuttle technique. The tatting pattern is accompanied with step by step instructions with many photographs as well as the pattern in diagram and written form. With this tutorial you can make a decoration for Christmas tree with beads. The tutorial is in English. Level: intermediate. You should know how to make rings, chains, self-closing mock ring (scmr) and add beads. Materials and tools required: mercerised cotton 20 or equivilent, two shuttles, crochet hook, seed beads. This tutorial includes 5 pages in pdf file (4,92 MB). Downloading a Digital Item: If you have an Etsy account, after your purchase you’ll see a "View your files" link which goes to the Downloads page. Here, you can download all the files associated with your order. Downloads are available once your payment is confirmed. If you paid with PayPal or a credit card on Etsy, confirmation might take a few minutes. We’ll also send you a download notification email separate from any transaction notification emails you receive from Etsy and/or PayPal. You will need Adobe Reader to open this file. It can be downloaded at http://get.adobe.com/reader/otherversions/

This is Robin Perfetti's Late Winter Snowflake- link here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8R5ZNar0YDdZU82TFE1TXJrMjQ/edit , since ...

Yes! that is what I have been doing the past few months, making snowflakes for a friend. I started sometime in June. In between then until c...

Isn't this pretty? Time to tat for Christmas! Designed by Wendy Durell. Rings and split rings! Link to the pattern here.

Tatted Snowflake: I have been working on putting tatting around an ornament, but took a break to show you a tatted snowflake i came up with. Supplies: Tatting thread size 10 Tatting needle size 5 Beads (60) Collapsable eye needle Scissors Inner part of the …

タティングレースで作る「雪の結晶」のモチーフを集めてみました😊 冬のタティングレースを楽しみた

I've been tatting a few more snowflakes to compare thread and crystal sizes: The one in the upper left is tatted with size 80 DMC thread and 4mm Swarovski Crystals. The middle snowflake is tatted with size 50 DMC thread and 5mm Swarovski Crystals. The snowflake on the bottom right is tatted with size 20 Lizbeth thread and 6mm Swarovski Crystals. I'm very pleased that the different sized crystals worked so well with all of my thread! Measurements for each snowflake (from point to point) are as follows: Size 80 thread: 3.4 inches Size 50 thread: 4 inches Size 20 thread: 5.25 inches For instructions on making these snowflakes, please see my previous post. I've updated that post to include crystal and picot gauge information for sizes 80, 50, and 20 thread. I wouldn't recommend making it in size 20 though...the points tend to flop a bit due to its size. Just look how big it is! I much prefer the snowflake in smaller threads (size 50 or 80). Here's how the smallest, size 80 snowflake looks: Also, be sure to check out Frivole's new video where she shows how to add the crystals to the center of a tatted star. I've been using her method to add the crystals to the center of my snowflakes. It's really a very clever technique!

To join in the spirit of giving, here is a present for you, readers of my blog. A snowflake pattern that I have just completed. If you are w...

タティングレースで作る「雪の結晶」のモチーフを集めてみました😊 冬のタティングレースを楽しみた

This lovely snowflake was designed by Lenore English as part of a (sadly unfinished) "year of snowflakes" series. I enjoy the multiple nested shapes, and the clever way she formed the clover/trefoil at the tips of the inner star - one ring is made in the round with the star, and the two on either side are made in the following round, and join at the base of the center ring - a useful technique for beginners who often have a gap at the base of their rings. Note: mine ALWAYS needs to be blocked firmly to lie flat, and looks better when starched and pined firmly to stretch the inner star into pointy elegance. I don't know if Lenore has a current website - this pattern was posted on Geocities and is available via the wayback machine here. If anyone knows of a current site for Lenore, please let me know!

Beaded snowflake shuttle tatting pattern. Make your own beaded snowflake decoration with this pattern, designed for shuttle tatting. On purchase, you will be sent a link to download the pdf file of the pattern. Full instructions are given, including diagrams and written instructions. This snowflake is my Ingrid design, and it uses simple rings and chains, with added beads for sparkle. Perfect for those trying out beads in tatting for the first time! Please note: this item is a digital download pdf file. No paper pattern will be sent. Materials required: cotton tatting thread (size 20 makes a snowflake approx. 6 cm [just under 2.5 inches] across, 40 glass beads, tatting shuttle with hook for joining or tatting shuttle and fine crochet hook, 5 mm jump ring and thin ribbon for hanging. This pattern is for personal use only. Please do not share the pattern or use it for creating items for sale or for any other commercial purposes. If you wish to purchase the finished article, please see: https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/547073812/tree-decoration-beaded-ornament-winter?ref=shop_home_active_10 For another beaded snowflake design, please see: https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/550060522/tatting-pattern-for-a-beaded-snowflake?ref=listing-shop-header-0

This is a simple tutorial on how to wrap up a plastic ring with double-stitches, like I did for this snowflake. The snowflake is a re...

Here's the pattern for this pointed snowflake with double picots. It's made using one shuttle and the ball thread. Mock ring in progress Wind 2 yards onto the shuttle, leaving a continuous thread between shuttle and ball. Start with a self-closing mock ring (a chain with a large loop left at the beginning): 3 --3 - 3 -- 3 - 3 -- 3 - 3 -- 3 - 3 -- 3 - 3 -- 3 (6 large and 5 small picots). Put shuttle though the loop at the beginning, and close the mock ring. Lock stitch to form 6th small picot. Lock stitch to form 6th small picot * Ch 3 - 3 - 3 - 3. Do not reverse work. R 4, very large picot (about an inch or more when open), 2, join into the picot to form double picot, 4, close ring. Do not reverse work. Ch 3 - 3 - 3 - 3. Lock join to next small picot of mock ring. Double picot in progress Continue in same manner from * until you have all 6 points of the snowflake. Hints: The mock ring (self-closing mock ring, or SCMR) at the center is made just like tatting a chain, with a large loop left at the beginning. It's also known as an open end chain. When you've tatted all the double stitches that you want for the SCMR, you just put the shuttle through the large loop, and pull to close. The double picot is really easy. It's just a large picot that you join into again farther along in the tatting. I like using a "down join" for these, followed by the 2nd half of a double stitch to complete the join, but any way of making a normal picot join (a join that slides!) will work. You can slide the double picot in its join to adjust how the 2 parts look. 1st point completed with lock join Notice that the ring at the point is not a "floating ring". The difference between a floating ring and the ring at the point of this snowflake design, is that a floating ring would be made with the "ball thread" wound onto a 2nd shuttle in order to preserve a rounded curve for the chain. In this design, I wanted the pointed shape, so I used only the one shuttle. In size 40 Lizbeth, the finished snowflake measures a bit less than 2 inches (5 cm) across. The finished size will vary depending on the size of thread used, and the working tension of each individual. Credit for the pretty shuttle in the photos goes to Lace-Lovin' Librarian Diane - she "blinged" it herself, and I was very lucky to receive it as a gift!

This is a free instructional pattern for those who want to practice different tatting techniques. You may use this pattern as a teaching res...

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...

I have not made anything with daisy picots for a while and was wondering if I still remember how to do it. I searched Riet's blog for...

Copyright Ruth Perry 2007 Copyright 1978 Ruth Perry This is a snowflake that I tatted as a doll house doily when my daughter, Jennifer, was ...

I just love this pattern. It looks like a perfect star. One more for the collection. Tatted in Milford Size 40 threads in white, this pattern is from Myra Piper's Tatting book on page 13 / Pattern No. 36. I really liked what I call the 'S' chains which connected the centre clover leaf and the star point. It shaped up beautifully. It was tatted in one round and took about 7.5 meters of thread on the shuttle.

Ta, da, here is Motif # 5. It is the windmill snowflake by Terry McGuffin from the tatted round robin website www.tattings.com which wa...

This digital instant download contains pattern for making snowflake. 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: - instructions in english - photographs - diagrams Necessary materials for work: - threads - 2 shuttles - hook for connecting elements If you use thread #20, size of snowflake is 8,5 cm If you use thread #15, size of snowflake is 9,5 cm If you use thread #10, size of snowflake is 10,5 cm 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!

Święta idą a u mnie sypnęło śniegiem, no ale jak wiadomo kwiecień plecień... na Boże Narodzenie będzie jak znalazł :)

Here is the pattern for this simple little star if you'd like to make it. It's quick to tat, perfect for last minute presents or to decora...

All three snowflakes are patterns from Lene Bjorn's 24 Snowflakes in Tatting. 16th Day of December I liked this pattern as it looked in the book but when I tatted it up, the shape formed by the chains did not seem uniform. Tatted in Altin Basak Size 50 white with silver metallic strand (Beyaz 1). 18th Day of December This pattern is made up of rings and split rings tatted in one round. It was fun tatting this. I just noticed that one of the arm is shorter than the rest. I think it would be easier to tat a new one than to correct that. Tatted in Coron Size 40 red (112-8A). 21st Day of December This snowflake looks prettier than this photo. Lots of Josephine rings in this one. Tatted in Altin Basak Size 50 white with silver metallic strand (Beyaz 1).

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Model on the left is size #20, on the right is size #80 This simple star design was inspired by the ageless Hens-and-Chicks patterns t...

Tatting for leisure, learning, and practice.