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…
Looking for a fashionable look this Summer? Try lace! I am an addictive to lave and so happy to find this DIY lacey project to share with you! It’s bright and fresh to match with dress, you can try different patterns with this technique. These little accessories can be great gifts, or a special addition […]
Art has had a big influence in our lives and one of the ways art has affected many aspects of our lives is by having an influence on the mundane. It has the tendency to take the mundane and making it into a work of art. The use of thread in various forms of art is something that has become part of our life. That is why there are many options for those who want to dabble in art while still being practical. There are many simple sewing projects for amateurs that people can try to get started in this kind of art.
I love shuttle tatting. I actually prefer shuttle tatting to needle tatting. Shuttle tatting is a little harder than tatting with a needle. Since I've already done a needle tatting post I decided to do a post about shuttle tatting for beginners. Tatting is a beautiful old-fashioned art and it has been around for centuries.
Lacy Diamond (motif and ring pattern) This digital instant download contains pattern for making “Lacy Diamond” motif and bonus pattern “Lacy Diamond Ring”. This pattern contains 1 file with 3 pages in total. All designs include clear diagrams with written instructions in English. Tatting level: Beginner - intermediate (2 shuttles) The pattern “Lacy Diamond” does not contain basic tatting instructions, so you need some tatting experience to follow the diagram. You will need the following tatting skills to complete the motif/ring: - rings - chains - split rings - adding beads on chains (for the ring pattern) - Josephine knots Material for work: - threads (suggest size 20 - 80) - 2 shuttles - 4 seed beads in the center of the ring (optional) - crochet hook for picot joins See the photos for examples of the motif in different sizes of threads. You can use the motif for earrings, pendants, notebook cover decorations, card decorations, brooches…etc. Lacy Diamond Motif dimension: Olympus #40 - 7.5cm x 5.5 cm Sanbest 3-strands metallic thread - 6.5cm x 5cm Ette#60 - 6cm x 4.7cm Lizbeth #80 - 5.5cm x 4cm Lizbeth #20 - 8cm x 6.2cm Ring’s motif: Sanbest 3-strands metallic thread - 3cm x 2.5cm Lizbeth #40 - 3cm x 2.7cm You may sell or give away your work that you make using this pattern, but distributing the pattern itself anywhere is prohibited. Please note that I don’t except returns or exchanges on digital products. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
Suite aux interrogations de Carine, je me suis penchée sur l’un des modèles de boucle d’oreille du site free-tatting. Carine débute en frivolité et elle ne savait pas comment interpréter ce modèle. Donc, un petit DIY! Pour ce modèle, vous avez besoin de 2 navettes, si possible avec deux couleurs. Enfilez 20 perles sur chaque […]
Hey y'all, welcome to my DIY Needle Tatting (Easy Tutorial) post. You may be wondering what tatting is, tatting is a form of lace making with rings and chains made out of knots and loops. With tatting you can make dollies, shawls, lace edgings, and more. Tatting has been around for centuries, some people even
Love this bracelet? Yarnplayer Marilee Rockley explains how to tat a ring around a bead. See her tute.
This delicate bracelet is made by Mekik OYA which is Turkish traditional lace knitting with meaningful motives. Oya edging, which appears all over Anatolia in various forms and motifs, has different names depending on the means employed: needle, crochet hook, shuttle, hairpin etc. Mekik oya is produced more by women in the villages and provincial towns, using a small shuttle made of bone in the old days. Either one or two colors are used. It is also famous as tatting lace. Material: Nylon yarn + beads Length: about 16cm Oya shop DAISY is located in Cappadocia, Central Turkey. DAISY's OYA accessories are all handmade by local ladies and it is our purpose to introduce them to the world and support their work.
I would love to share my new 3D tatted cube design. It’s not very complicated for the motif itself, but to connect them in a 3D shape is a bit challenging. Only one shuttle is needed for this…
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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…
Note: this listing is only for the digital file containing the tatting pattern "Trees", not the actual tatted item or printed pattern. This pattern assumes some knowledge about shuttle tatting - if you know how to make rings, chains, picots and how to join the elements, this pattern is for you! The 2-page file contains: - list of supplies - written instruction in English - a diagram with stitch count Important: You may sell or give away items made using this pattern, but you may NOT distribute the pattern itself in any way.
When I designed this motif, I was actually planning to make a bracelet. But it ended up become a motif. I named it apricot danish, because when I drew the diagram, the danish just popped up in my m…
Grand Daisy Tatted Lace Choker: One of a collection of tatted choker patterns I designed based on a daisy motif, this is a simple choker necklace made with smaller motifs tatted together and long chains added to complete the look.
It's been a long time since you've heard from me. I've been quietly tatting and processing life. Finding it difficult to figure out what to say and how to say it, I know we have lost a wonderful woman in the tatting world. This then is a small tribute to the Tatting Goddess, Gina. Never having met her, it was a uniquely vicarious loss. She was a wonderful presence in this cyber world and always supportive in her comments. All the way to her end here on this earth she was so very supportive and kind. So, Rest In Peace dear, Gina! You will be missed. As I said, I've been tatting. I believe this project is appropriate to show you with this tribute to Gina as it definately will depict the continuation of life and our art. Here is a look at the next project... I'm working on a baby bonnet....and of course, I'm not following anybody's pattern. I am using a couple patterns published out there for the base of the work. You may recognize the 'Down the Garden Path' by Pam Palmer as well as pattern #50 from the Catherine Austin book "A New Twist on Tatting". I'm combining the patterns to create the top of the bonnet. I will then create something for the back of the bonnet. I hope to begin that part later tomorrow or later in the week. I may have several questions as I approach the back. I'll check back in and keep you posted on the progress. Until then, please be safe and treat yourself with respect!! John
These hearts were tatted with Olympus Gold Label #40 thread. For downloading PDF file, click HERE. These hearts were made with Lizbeth #80, much finer thread than the Olympus #40.And I attached fou…
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.
Come back and check out this free pattern section frequently. We add new patterns on a regular basis. All examples are made with either the Lizbeth® or Liz ...
Inspired by a Japanese artist Miho Fujita who makes fabulous intricate jewellery with a tiny crochet hook I tried crocheting and tatting these earrings with my tatting thread. On the right my tatte…
A kissing fish I saw a fish and changed it a bit, and put it on a paperclip Kiss kiss I think these would work as earrings too. I made an gold fish but it swam away, No kiss :( Below is a wonderful dress picture that was sent all the way from Italy to me, after posting Thumblina's dress. She loved it and made one of her own! Looks Great Ada! I love the variegated color! and it is fun to make the hanger too, it just the finishing touch. If You haven't already checked out the other Pin Picks from the Pinchicks they are listed below starting with our presidentSuzannes Cards Margarets Designer Cards check with Margaret for the little dress pattern! Muskaan's TIPS Two Shuttles Have a wonderful Sunday!
Lace tatted earrings crafted with colorful embroidery thread to complement any fashionista’s casual or dressy wardrobe • Colorful and elegant • Super lightweight • Will dazzle; but not overwhelm • Perfect gift for any occasion • Unique . . . you will receive compliments! Includes hypoallergenic French ear wire hooks and jump rings (stainless-steel material) and clear silicone earring backs My other offerings include 100+ embroidered and tatted designs in myriad colors (special requests happily accommodated) Lovingly crafted by a great grandmother Design 21
Happy New Year to everyone! I created this free pattern Plum Blossom to start the new year because this flower is one of those Spring flowers that I really love. I am hoping to see the Spring comes…
Lace tatted earrings crafted with colorful embroidery thread to complement any fashionista’s casual or dressy wardrobe • Colorful and elegant • Super lightweight • Will dazzle; but not overwhelm • Perfect gift for any occasion • Unique . . . you will receive compliments! Includes hypoallergenic French ear wire hooks and jump rings (stainless-steel material) and clear silicone earring backs My other offerings include 100+ embroidered and tatted designs in myriad colors (special requests happily accommodated) Lovingly crafted by a great grandmother Design 19
After 8 tatted rings, leave 15cm of thread and cut. Distribute petals around the circle, and tie firmly the ends. Then stuff both ends in a needle and sew the bead in the center. Finally, fill the metal with dense crochet points, tie and cut.
