If you’re learning to read tatting patterns, I suggest going through these posts in order:
Reading Patterns and Making Projects, Part One Describes the three main types of tatting patterns and common features of each. Includes three super simple tatting patterns for rings only.
Reading Patterns and Making Projects, Part Two Builds on Part One to include patterns with chains, and discusses how to tell if a pattern needs two shuttles, identifying rounds, and reversing work. Includes a rosette and an edging pattern.
8 Easy Tatted Snowflake Patterns for Beginners Even if you aren’t interested in making snowflakes at the moment, this is a great primer for a beginner who is getting used to reading tatting patterns. The eight patterns are roughly in order of easiest to hardest, and I’ve also tried to include some helpful remarks on how to follow each pattern.
Heather’s Free Original Tatting Patterns
Super Simple Tatted Hair Clip Pattern
Heather’s Free Downloadable Templates
Make 2 Shuttles in 2 Minutes for 2 Cents
