Tatting bracelet

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I'm back from Los Angeles, and I had a great time! We all survived the speeches that one always has to sit through at a graduation, and then we had fun. We went to the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach, which was pretty fun. My favorite exhibit there was the sea otters, although I found it gallingly ironic that the exhibit is sponsored by BP. Did you know that a sea otter has as many hairs in one square inch as a German shepherd has on its entire body? The next day we went to the La Brea…

I want to share a free tatting pattern, which I adapted from one of Priscilla Tatting Book No. 3's vintage patterns. It reminded me of puffy fluffy clouds, so I named it "Puffy Fluffy" Click on the picture and save it to see the full-size.

When we have a simple single motif, we can use it to create lots of different things!In this article, I am going to show the first thing I’ve made with the heart motif “love me tender…

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…

Handmade tatting lace blog with my patterns, tutorials and links to useful resources. It's all about my passion and my joy. Pizzo chiacchierino.

This is what I like with tatting: thre is always something to discover, to test, to try. It is not only the calming effect. How many times did I curse when I did a mistake I could not undo?? The word would be challenging. And rewarding. You know, that moment when you make the last double stich and your eyes are searching for the scissors? And then the little pice of some centimeters square (your worked for it some good 40 mins if not longer) lays in your hand and you say to your self: "Yup…