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Here are the top ten articles for the Tatting Site! These rankings are live and get reset at the beginning of each month, so check back often to see what your fellow visitors are most interested in! 1. Occhi (Langwieser/Scharowa) Occhi Schiffchenspitze - Frivolité (Langwieser/Scharowa). The 2011 edition of this book is the same as the original edition with the addition of a few more motifs in the "Musterteil" section and the back section has two peacock designs (one is featured as the new cover to the third edition.) 2. Il Lavoro Chiacchierino Series This long-running series of tatting books produced by Mani di Fata is a treasure trove of traditional tatting patterns. 3. la frivolite au crochet by V. Deroover - review Sometimes called Cro-Tat, crochet-tatting uses a straight non-tapered shank similar to a tatting needle 4. Beaded Needle Tatting Basics Beads are threaded onto the shuttle and/or ball threads and brought into position as the double stitches are formed or placed over picots during joining. 5. Anne Orr BooK 14 J. & P. Coats "Crochet, Cross Stitch and Tatting" by Anne Orr, 1923 Book 14 6. Tatting Abbreviations Tatting abbreviations, stitches and their meanings. 7. Ginny Weathers - Christmas Bk 2 review Ginny Weathers, an award winning tatter, and long-time contributor to the Online Tatting Class presents her second Christmas book, "12 Ornaments of Christmas Book 2". 8. Workbasket Pattern List 1985-95 A list of the issues of the Workbasket Magazine and the tatting patterns in them from the first issue 1985 through 1995 9. Mary Maynard's Rings of Flowers Mary Maynard's "Ring of Flowers", tatting book has the flower patterns for notecards which remind me greatly of Haiku, a form of Japanese poetry. 10. Viktorianisches Occhi by Julia Haug Julia Haug is introducing tatters to Mlle. Eleonore Riego de la Branchardiere, a famous tatter of the 20th century, in a small books of selected patterns. Be sure to visit the Tatting Archives for all the articles! |
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