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How To Do A Lock Join In Needle Tatting
A lock join is sometimes needed in tatting, including needle tatting. A lock join does what it sounds like it…
How To Do A Lock Join In Shuttle Tatting
A lock join in shuttle tatting is yet another very handy skill to have in your shuttle tatting skill base!…
How To Do A Thrown Ring (Floating Ring) In Shuttle Tatting
In a nutshell, a thrown ring is a ring that comes off the body of a chain. A thrown ring…
How To Read A Tatting Pattern Diagram
The information below is definitely a work in progress. I have included the basics, including various diagrams, below, but this…
How To Do A Josephine Knot (JK or jk) In Shuttle Tatting
Today we’re going to look at Josephine knots! Josephine knots are very tiny rings that are made as a thrown…
How To Do An Onion Ring In Shuttle Tatting
Onion rings in tatting basically are one ring tatted on the outside of another ring. To make an onion ring,…
How To Do A Split Ring In Shuttle Tatting Without Spider Or High-Five Method
If you have ever tried to do a split ring with shuttle tatting, but can’t seem to get the hang…
How To Do A Self-Closing Mock Ring (SCMR) In Shuttle Tatting
A self-closing mock ring (referred to as “SCMR” from here on out) is basically is a chain that you’re going…
Introduction To Shuttle Tatting – Start Here
Although I have attempted below to provide clear, concise, and complete instructions for learning how to shuttle tat, I highly…
How To Do A Double Stitch In Shuttle Tatting
The basis of all tatting is the double stitch. This video shows you how to do that using two shuttles…
How To Do A Picot In Shuttle Tatting
Definition of Picot Per Wikipedia, “A picot is a loop of thread created for functional or ornamental purposes along the edge of…
How To Do A Picot In Needle Tatting
“A picot is a loop of thread created for functional or ornamental purposes along the edge of lace or ribbon, or crocheted, knitted…