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Tatting Sewing:     more books (28)

Pretty Lace by Yoko Suzuki, 1986-01 Country Crafts by Charlene Earl, 2010-03-02 The Torchon Lace Workbook: A concise lacemaking course--the basic skills fully explained, with prickings and diagrams for 27 finished lace products. (Color Craft Workbooks) by Bridget M. Cook, 1988-12-15 Dress Making : Beginners Guide to Making Your Own Dress - Rock Your Personality In A Dress You Made Yourself! Stitchery and Needle Lace (Threads Magazine) by Threads Magazine, 1991-08-01 Felt, Fabric, and Fiber Jewelry: 20 Beautiful Projects to Bead, Stitch, Knot, and Braid by Sherri Haab, 2008-08-05 Little Book of Beaded Crusts and Tassels (Milner Craft Series) by Helen Dafter, 2009-03-03 Learn tatting : instructions for household articles, fashion accessories, edgings. by Anonymous, The Swag and Tail Design and Pattern Book by Catherine Merrick, 1999-05 Embroidery and Tapestry Weaving by Grace Christie, 2010-04-10 Encyclopedia of Needlework (with chapter navigation) by Thérèse de Dillmont, 2008-11-14 McCall's Needlework Treasury: A Learn&Make Book (McCall's Needlework&Craft Books) Fashioning Technology: A DIY Intro to Smart Crafting (Craft: Projects) by Syuzi Pakhchyan, 2008-06-24 80 Elegant Designs for Vintage KNITTING, NETTING, CROCHET, BRAIDING, and EMBROIDERY by Anonymous, 2010-06-16

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21. Tatting Books - Erica's Craft & Sewing Center
    Erica s has everything you need to create a wonderful needlepoint piece, including books to help you learn.  
    http://www.ericas.com/needlework/books/tattingbooks.htm

22. Tatting Tools At Erica's Craft & Sewing Center
    Erica s has a large selection of yarn items, including tatting tools.  
    http://www.ericas.com/yarn/tattingtools.htm

23. Tatting Lace Trim For Heirloom Sewing
    tatting lace trim for heirloom sewing. GO TO FRENCH LACE GO TO ENGLISH LACE. ©2001 2005 Heirloom sewing For Children All Rights Reserved  
    http://www.heirloomsewingforchildren.com/tatting1.htm

24. PatternReview.com: Crafts And Sewing Resources
    FREE tatting pattern every month, shuttle tatting instructions, FREE blocking board pattern, tatting and sewing gallery, tatting tips, sewing and quilting  
    http://sewing.patternreview.com/resources/sewingresources.html
    
    Extractions: Advanced Search New to PR? Find a member Behind the scenes Your Stuff Friends of PR Benefits Your Account Edit Profile Your Page ... Compare Sewing Machines Sewing Reviews Sewing Patterns Sewing Books Sewing Supplies Sewing Websites ... Add a Classified Sewing Contests enter contest contest report Favorite Links reviews with comments merchant gallery article archive newsletter archive ... testimonials Welcome to Sewing.PatternReview.com's Internet Directory

25. CROSS STITCH Needlecrafts & Free Cross-Stitch Patterns
    A Canadian shop shipping tatting supplies worldwide. 1002, Bestitched.com tatting Patterns and sewing Tips. FREE tatting patterns, shuttle tatting  
    http://www.mariarte.net/autorank/tatting.html
    
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26. Krazy About Tatting Shuttles
    tatting Shuttle Information Exchange. For everyone that collects different types sewing collectibles, please let me introduce you to this wonderful  
    http://tattingshuttles.home.att.net/
    
    Extractions: September, 2003 This tatting shuttle page is created to help shuttle collectors with their questions and to find a few missing links in my research into American tatting shuttles. The book I've been working on for 12 years is finally in print. Thanks to all for your patience and encouragements. How it all started.. My first love is tatting, which began with lessons from my Aunt Stella, who was taught by my Grandaunt Star around 1920. (Pictured together on the left.) A couple of years later Aunt Stella gave me my first vintage tatting shuttle. It was nearly 4 inches long and made of celluloid to look like ivory. This was the spark that began my research into tatting shuttles and their origins. For more stories on tatting teachers and their shuttles, please click on the site below. Stories of American Tatters and Their Shuttles For more information about my new book and how to order please click this page link.

27. Tatting With Metallic Thread Part Two
    Coats and Clark has a large selection of metallic sewing threads. sewing thread and strand of sewing thread work up to about a size 20 tatting thread.  
    http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/5082/TatInstruct/metal2.htm
    
    Extractions: Please do not duplicate without permission from SWELKER@delphi.com I find that a shuttle without a hook is easier to use as the hook seems to snag the metallic thread; this is a personal preference of course. Beggar's Lace now carries a shuttle with a double bobbin which is ideal for tatting with double threads. Sebalace has an inexpensive plastic shuttle that has double posts, that also work well with double threads. Whatever your shuttle choice, the points should not be so tight as to cause wearing of the metallic thread. To facilitate my work, I usually wind a large shuttle, like a Tatsy with my threads and put it aside for a few days. I then wind my working shuttle off of this. The benefit of this is that I have a large amount of thread ready to use. Since I am using a second shuttle for my ball thread there is less chance of the threads tangling together. If my working shuttle starts to run low I can switch shuttles. This helps in keeping knots to a minimum. The second shuttle also means that the chain thread will also be easier to work with. While the chain thread is not as critical as the shuttle thread, it is still more pleasant to work with the relaxed thread. If you prefer not to work with two shuttles, you might like to try this method of keeping the threads together. Thread the two thread though a bead. Slide the bead down the threads, then wind your shuttle. Leave the bead on the ball thread. As you work the bead will keep the ball threads together.

28. Tatting With Metallic Thread Part Three
    I didn t care for tatting with it. To much stretch. And even added to another thread it The metallic threads also match Sulky s regular sewing threads.  
    http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/5082/TatInstruct/metal3.htm

29. The Sewing Wenches
    tatting and sewing site by a former dressmaker with free tatting patterns, a gallery of tatting, quilting, and other techniques, shuttle tatting  
    http://t.webring.com/hub?ring=thesewingwenches

30. Needle Tatting
    Instead, it produced tatting using a netting and/or sewing needle (Riego) to Shuttle tatting (whether with shuttle, netting needle, sewing needle or by  
    http://www.tribbler.com/tatman/needle-tatting.html
    
    Extractions: (Click on Images for a Closer View) THE NETTING NEEDLE The Tatting Book (1850) she states: "To obviate the difficulties above mentioned I have substituted a netting needle [emphasis mine] for the shuttle which has enabled me to attach and shape the pattern while working: and where the loops are too small to admit of the netting needle passing through, I have given directions for using a sewing needle [emphasis mine] instead. This had nothing to do with the simulated and true tatting produced by various modern Needle Tatting techniques. Instead, it produced tatting using a netting and/or sewing needle (Riego) to shuttle the thread through picots. True tatting requires the use of the 'turned' half hitch. This can be accomplished by tatting with the hands, a shuttle, or, as described above, a sewing or netting needle. The Needle Tatting techniques that produce true tatted rings 'turn' the half hitches onto a 'core' needle before pulling the core thread through; this same technique can be done with a shuttle (clumsily) by 'turning' half hitches in the core thread and passing the shuttle through them. An early simulated tatting technique was the chain made of the 'unturned' half hitch. This technique of

31. Tatterville
    Pat s sewing Porch Roseground tatting Lacemaking Supplies Sagewood s tatting Fantasies Sew Unusual sewing Treasures  
    http://www.tat-man.net/links.html

32. Tomfolio.com - Sewing And Needlework
    Items By Category All Categories sewing and Needlework Patterns Lace and tatting Patterns Misc Patterns Needlework Patterns Quilts  
    http://www.tomfolio.com/bookscat.asp?catid=11

33. DS9Designs--Tatting And Beads
    I was sewing yellows, reds and purples today. 10 new tatting bags are posted I was sewing brown colors today. 4 new tatting bags are posted on the New  
    http://www.ds9designs.com/whatsnew.html
    
    Extractions: Filament Loops Updated 9/25/05 9/26/05 We will be closed October 6th-October 10th. I will be vending at Living Lace of Omaha's Lace Retreat in Nebraska. I will process all orders received during these dates in the order they were received upon my return. 9/25/05 More beads are in and more are coming. I have added the following: pink opal 14mm scallop; green luster 6x13mm teardrop; rosaline angel wing bead; tanzanite (a deep purple) and orange opal 5x16mm daggers; tanzanite and fuchsia/white/crystal 6mm hearts; pink opal, jonquil, jet and jet matte 6mm rounds; ruby 7x5mm firepolished facetted teardrop; jonquil, peridot, green emerald, jet, tanzanite, garnet, tanzanite/emerald coat, light tanzanite/teal coat, fuchsia/tanzanite coat, and jonquil/montana coat 4mm firepolished facetted rounds. Beads on order: 6mm rounds: crystal, dark aqua, capri blue, emerald, orange, emerald/aqua coat, pink/sapphire coat, pink/emerald coat. 4mm rounds: pink/emerald coat. These beads should arrive by the end of this week.

34. The Calico Cat - Tatting - Page 1
    Here is Ramona demonstrating tatting at the APNQ Quiltfest in Seattle 8/04. BERNINA sewing MACHINES artista 200E aurora 430 aurora 430E  
    http://www.thecalicocat.com/tatting.htm
    
    Extractions: Related Tools and Accessories by Pam Palmer A tatting shuttle is a small tool on which thread is wound to make a form of lace in the hand. This attractive book traces the story of the tatting shuttle from the earlier fabulous knotting shuttles of the eighteenth century to the decorative shuttles purchased as holiday souvenirs by the Victorian tourist and the craft made shuttles of today. There are many photographs in color and black and white of shuttles and accessories mostly in British collections. Additional illustrations from contemporary sources help to place the shuttles within a social context. Dolls I Love to Tat by Denise Munoz Needle Tatted Pouch Necklace by Ramona Sturtevant With beads.

35. Tatting Links, Articles And Topics At Suite101.com
    Needle tatting with sewing threadTitle Needle tatting and Improvisation Author Paulette Dal Porto  
    http://www.suite101.com/subjectheadings/contents.cfm/433
    
    Extractions: Member Central Join Our Community! Login SuiteMail What's New ... Become a Feature Writer Fun Suite Full Listing Contests Scribbles SuiteCards Free Newsletters Subscribe Here! Member Update Discussion Rooms The Forum The Lounge SuiteChat The Writers' Suite Community Stores The Co-op Store Biz Center Best of Suite eBooks Book Circle Community Channels Arts and Crafts Business and Economics Computers and Technology Education ... Youth Corner New Topics Buddhism Life of a Teenage Girl The Secret Of Intuition Postcolonial Studies ... More... New Articles Slow Food - life lived well Slow Food - life lived well Slow Food - life lived well Evangelical Epistemology for Church Proclamation ... More... New Discussions Fibro Friends' Support Group Cont'. Words Which Betray You Sex Education In Kindergarten? Political Discussion - A Place to "duke it out" (13,500+) ... More... Suite Events Memories of Grandparents Post-Soviet Nations Fall Food Festival Suite University Visit the University About Suite University Suite University News Course Listing ... Student Testimonials New Free Courses Introduction to Hinduism The Last Charge: Culloden and the 'Forty-five Writing: A How-To for Kids Dreams and the Subconscious Mind ... More...

36. Suite101.com
    I am craft crazy and love to try new and different things related to crochet, beading, tatting, sewing, knitting, and rug making.  
    http://www.suite101.com/profile.cfm/CrochetQueen
    
    Extractions: Member Central Join Our Community! Login SuiteMail What's New ... Become a Feature Writer Fun Suite Full Listing Contests Scribbles SuiteCards Free Newsletters Subscribe Here! Member Update Discussion Rooms The Forum The Lounge SuiteChat The Writers' Suite Community Stores The Co-op Store Biz Center Best of Suite eBooks Book Circle Community Channels Arts and Crafts Business and Economics Computers and Technology Education ... Youth Corner New Topics Buddhism Life of a Teenage Girl The Secret Of Intuition Postcolonial Studies ... More... New Articles Slow Food - life lived well Slow Food - life lived well Slow Food - life lived well Evangelical Epistemology for Church Proclamation ... More... New Discussions Fibro Friends' Support Group Cont'. Words Which Betray You Sex Education In Kindergarten? Political Discussion - A Place to "duke it out" (13,500+) ... More... Suite Events Memories of Grandparents Post-Soviet Nations Fall Food Festival Suite University Visit the University About Suite University Suite University News Course Listing ... Student Testimonials New Free Courses Introduction to Hinduism The Last Charge: Culloden and the 'Forty-five Writing: A How-To for Kids Dreams and the Subconscious Mind ... More...

37. Accessories And Sewing Tools
    This beautiful sewing bird is an exact replica of the 1890s original. A unique tatting method suited to any traditional tatting pattern using any size  
    http://www.longago.com/accessoriesladies.html

38. Jack And Susie.com - Knitting Patterns, Baby Knitting Patterns, Knitting Basic I
    craft projects, needlepoint, quilting, knitting, sewing, free, crafting, tatting produces elegant and stunning results. These tatting books will show  
    http://www.jackandsusie.com/knitting.html
    
    Extractions: Home Quilting Knitting is similar in origin to weaving and to the netting and knotting of fishnets and snares. The Scots claimed its invention and also its introduction into France. Hand-knitting needles are of bone, wood, steel, ivory, or celluloid. Two needles with heads are required for flat or selvage work; three or more, pointed at both ends, for tubular work such as hose; and for larger tubular work, a circular needle. The first knitting machine, invented in England in 1589 by William Lee, was refused a patent by Queen Elizabeth on the grounds that it would curtail the work of hand knitters. In 1864, William Cotton patented a machine by which garments and the heels and toes of hosiery might be shaped. Automatic machines were first introduced in 1889. In weft knitting, which includes hand knitting, the fabric is constructed in horizontal courses with one continuous yarn. The basic stitches are the plain, purl, and rib. Knitting Workbook This is more than a guide to basic knitting techniques!

39. #05-PE331 - NEW! Tatting
    tatting 11/21/05 12/5/05 $59 D s Original sewing Shoppe, Florence, AL Learn the basics of shuttle tatting, an old craft that is seeing a revival.  
    http://www.una.edu/conted/course/05-PE331.htm
    
    Extractions: Those interested in learning tatting. WHO teaches: Marilyn Jones WHAT you will learn: Learn the basics of shuttle tatting, an old craft that is seeing a revival. Tatting is a lace making process that can be used to make beautiful bookmarks, ornaments or lace. You will learn the basics of tatting to get started on most tatting projects. A $10 supply fee is payable to the instructor the first night of class. WHERE it is taught: TBA WHEN it is taught: November 21-December 5

40. Sew Special
    Smocking French Hand sewing. Embroidery - Drawn Threadwork - tatting. Beginning sewing - Mastering Your Machine. Garment Construction  
    http://www.sewspecialheirloom.com/
    
    Extractions: A visit to this friendly shop in historic downtown Foley will transport you back to a time when ladies took pride in creating heirloom clothes for their children and grandchildren. Hardwood floors underfoot, antique photos on the walls, and shelves laden with the finest imported fabrics, laces, buttons and sewing items. You will experience a level of friendly, personal service rarely found in today’s shopping world. The ladies at Sew Special have over eighty years combined experience upon which to rely. Need advice on fabrics or laces , suggestions on how to make your sewing special? There is a wealth of patterns by myriad designers – several being home-grown Alabamians. Not sure how much fabric you need for your chosen pattern? At Sew Special you will never leave feeling you bought more than you needed. You will be able also to purchase everything required to complete your project – check out the wide selection of antique mother-of-pearl buttons, traditionally used on heirloom garments. Browse the large selection of smocking plates Sew Special keeps pace with new designers as well as old favorites.

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