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My Free Patterns. (One of my first, from the 1980s!) Click on the name of the pattern below the picture. It will link to the original blog post, or, in some cases, directly to a PDF file. You may sell or give away the items that you make using my free original patterns.
6 sie 2010 · Press entredeux with the seam pressed towards the fabric; turn to front of work ; and zig zag into the entredeux holes and over the seam to secure the seam on the back to stay behind the fabric This is supposed to be real tiny stitches they just look big in the tutorial for the example so you can see it
Welcome to Tatting Pattern Central, an often updated online directory currently featuring 2,256 links to free tatting patterns & tutorials. Browse through the categories in our directory or search for a specific pattern.
The patterns you’ll find on my website are there for you to enjoy, and to practice or revise a technique, you’ll find tutorials for the techniques in the techniques section.
If you want to tat any of these designs and sell your finished tatting, please feel free to do so. Please contact me if you want to use my designs as part of a tatting class you are teaching. Designing and writing out a pattern takes a lot of my time and energy.
This 67 page tatting pattern booklet is in German. The 50 plus photos of the work are faded with age and the text with them is not exceptionally clear in the directions. In the files are only a few pages showing a tea pot warmer, baby's hat, tablecloth entredeux and drawstring bags.
