Tatting is one of the gentle arts of Victorian times, an 18th century form of Needlework that originated in Europe, it is made with a thread and shuttle. I got interested in tatting in 1989. A friend taught my Mother and my Mother taught me. I hope to teach my daughter someday. I have tatted beautiful dollies, bookmarks, christmas trees, snowflakes, tatted pins, note cards and handkerchiefs.
If you have any questions or comments, send me an e-mail Carol
Lawecki
These are some of my wooden shuttles made of various woods and antique shuttles and some shuttles from my Online Tatting Friends.
GR-8 Honeysuckle Burl Birthstone Shuttle
Hope
Green's GR-8 Shuttles: Abalone Double-bobbin Shuttle,
Elk
Antler w/Abalone heart, Black Walnut w/Teddy Bear
Charm,
Maple Shuttle w/Tinkerbell Charm,and 2 Laminated shuttles
w/Hummingbird
Charms
Nancy's GR-8 Black Walnut
Shuttle with Abalone Inlay and
GR-8 Feather Wood Double
Bobbin Shuttle
Jane's Tatting and Nothing Much Else Blog
David Reed Smith - Hand Crafted Tools
Sharon Briggs Tatting- Tatting Demo (Learn how to tat)
Tatting
Just For You - Patricia Ann Rizzo
Watercolors
by Patricia
- Suppliers:
Be-Stitched,
Tatting and Sewing Supplies - www.be-stitched.com
Kathy Kirchner, 790 University Place, Grosse Pointe City, MI 48230, (313)881-4674 - Tatting Supplies, Threads, Bobbin Lace Supplies e-mail Kathy at kathkirchner@earthlink.net
Handy Hands, Inc., 577 N 1800 E, Paxton, IL 60957 - Tatting Supplies, Books, Threads
