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This image was scanned from Lisa Adams' private collection
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- 1 - 10. Book Description
- 11 - 15. Three Kinds of Tatting
- 16 - 20. Starting Chains
- 21 - 32. Lace Designs, Increasing in Difficulty
- 33. Flower Basket
- 34, 35. Buttonhole Loops
- 36. Christmas Tree
- 37. Mignonette Lace
- 38, 39. Two Threads together
- 40 - 43. Rings on top or Bottom of Chain
- 44. Fake Ring Snowflake
- 45. Dogwood Design
- 46. Concentric Circle Design
- 47. Rose Design
- 48, 49. Copying Designs
- 50. Easy Medallion
- 51. Making Last Join in a Circular Shape
- 52. Star Medallion
- 53. Answer
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Title: MY TATTING SAMPLER: A Glue-in Workbook for Progressing in Tatting Skills
Author/Designer: Marie Benge Craig
Format/Publication Date: TPB:1984
Publisher: Self, Columbia, SC
Language: English
Page Count: 13
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 11" x 8 1/2"
ISBN: None
SUMMARY- This was a neat idea that apparently didn't catch on, as I'm only now seeing it 40 years later(Thank you, Lisa Adams!). The numbers in the Table of Contents do not refer to page numbers, but sample numbers. It looks like it was used as a teaching tool to document a student's progress - wish I'd had something similar when I was learning how to tat. It would have been cool to go back and remind myself where I'd started and how far I'd come. This booklet was designed to support a teacher's lessons, and not a lesson book - I don't think anyone could learn tatting just from this book, BUT it would be a great support tool with sample patterns for the different skills needed to be an intermediate tatter.
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