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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Symbols used in Patterns
- Getting Acquainted With Tatting
- Tatting- Origins and History
- A Word About Threads
- Before We Start Tatting
- How to Tat:
- Winding the Shuttle
- Method One- Reverse Riego
- Method Two- Traditional
- Method Three- The Loop
- Method Four- Direct
- Method Five- Wrong-way Tatting
- Method Six- Needle Tatting
- To Make a Chain
- Picots
- Joining Threads and Getting Rid of Ends
- Joining Rings and Chains
- Simple Starter Patterns:
- Shuttle Only Patterns
- Working With Two Threads
- Tatting With Two Shuttles
- Josephine Knots
- Motifs
- Ric Rac Tatting
- Lock Stitch
- Re-Opening a closed Ring
- Pearl Tatting and Tatting with Three Threads
- Cluny Tatting
- Roll Tatting
- Tatting With Beads
- Tatting Round Hankies
- Moving On
- Tatted Notepaper
- Tatted Bookmarks
- Tatted Butterflies
- Tatted Doodles
- Tatted Baskets
- Tatted 3D Flowers
- Tatted Jewelry
- Christmas Tatting
- The Tatting Bug
- Tatted Alphabet and Numbers
- Tatting For Babies
- Tatted Cats
- General Hints to Make Tatting Easier
- Mlle Riego and Victorian Tatting
- Tatting from European Patterns:
- French Tatting Words
- German Tatting Words
- Italian Tatting Words
- Spanish Tatting Words
- A Final Word
- Bibliography