Tatting Tip: Keeping Tension after a Reverse
How to keep your tension tight after reversing work, or between each ring and chain.
How to keep your tension tight after reversing work, or between each ring and chain.
Crocheters often find a modified hand position more comfortable to tat with.
Are you puzzled by which side of your tatting is the right side? Read on for an easy way to tell which side is the front side of the stitches.
This picture tutorial will help you identify each half of the double stitch separately.
This tutorial with video shows how to start tatting with two threads and hide ends in a way that creates less bulk. Also covers hiding ends under picots.
This tutorial, with video, shows you how to add a second thread to your tatting project after you have begun tatting and how to hide the ends, including a pattern to try your new skill.
This tutorial goes step-by-step how to read tatting patterns, focusing on ring-only patterns. Includes clear instructions to tat a daisy, butterfly and a simple edging.
A brief explanation of several basic tatting terms. Focus is on terms used so far in the Absolute Beginner Tatting Series.