 | Making the Last Join
Jessie Elder demonstrates how to make that last join without twisting the picot. |
 | MaryM's Cro-Tat
Mary has taken follow-along photos of a bookmark and illustrated an edging tutorial. She's also added a dozen photos to her gallery. |
 | Mimi Dillman
Skilled in several forms of lacemaking, Mimi has completed a study of cluny techniques. Her information is well researched, and the bibliography is extensive. |
 | Needle Tatting Two
Illustrated instructions for needle tatting split chains can be found on this supplement to the Needle Tatting newsgroup site. Illustrated instructions are found here for needle tatted split chains. |
 | Pamde's Place
Pamela de Vries provides illustrated needletatting lessons and a pansy pattern. |
 | Resources by Rissa
Tatting resources are listed under the categories of educational, retail, manufacturers and magazines. |
 | Sabina Madden
Designing a new tatted work is easier with a stitch gauge. Making one in each size thread allows the tatter to estimate the number of stitches that will be needed in a new project. Seven lessons for advanced tatters included. |
 | Self Closing Mock Ring
Gary and Randy Houtz designed a new shuttle (gr8) and a self-closing mock ring. Instructions for the ring are found at this site, plus three patterns that utilize the technique. |
 | Silk Tatting Lesson Book
The complete text, with original illustrations, of this vintage Carlson Currier bookletis on this site. |
 | Suzann Welker
Heritage laces pieces highlight this site. Suzann also shares tips for special techniques like interlocking and split rings. The gallery of the KNOTS newsletter (edited by Mary McCarthy)and Kwik Kritter Patterns by Brenda Bonilla, are found here. |