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Basic Tatting Kit: ~Some type of Container to hold your Tatting Kit~Shuttles (or Needles),~Scissors or thread cutting device,~Crochet Hook,~Un-Tatting tool (pick),~Picot Gauges,~Hackle pliers, and any other tool you usually use when tatting.Additional Ideas for the Basic Tatting Kit~Magnifying Glass, or cheap reading glasses(for those small threads, especially for undoing mistakes)~some type of intense light (for night-tatting)~a white background fabric (like a sheet, for tatting black threads)If you are using beads -~12 X 12 piece of Velux (so beads won't scatter)Level of Skill in Tatting
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o Rings o Chains o Picots o Shuttle joins o Lock joins o Continuous thread method o Shoelace trick o Long picots o Split rings o Magic thread method o Reading Pattern & Symbols
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o Node stitch o Dimpled rings o Double/triple picots o Mock picots (climbing out) o Rings off chains (hanging rings) o Beads o Block tatting o Padded tatting o Twisted picots o Frontside/backside tatting o Tatting with buttons o Josephine knot o Advanced beading (Beanile-style) o Downward facing picots o Celtic Knotted Picot |
o Split chains o Self-closing mock rings o Rolled tatting o Interlocking rings o Catherine wheel joins o Rings off split rings o Celtic tatting o Bobble tatting o Cluny tatting o Hanging Cluny o 3D tatting o Multiple row tatting o Single shuttle split ring o Needle lace filling o Form stitch (something similar to a Cluny leaf but square in appearance) o Multiple shuttles (more than two) o Pearl tatting o Wire tatting o Square rings o Mignonette stitch o Half Moon Split Ring
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Last modified: January 12, 2009 |