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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Basic Instructions
- Garden Party(fits 11" sq. casserole dish)
- Butterfly Social(fits 9" sq. casserole dish)
- Citrus Melody(fits 10" rnd. casserole dish)
- Blueberries & Cream(fits 8" x 8" casserole dish)
- Harvest Days(fits 8" x 11" casserole dish)
- Summer Picnic(fits 9 1/2" deep-dish pie plate)
- Candy Stripes(fits 10" rnd. casserole dish)
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Title: Casserole Covers: 7 Handy Helpers for Potlucks
Author/Designer: Sandra Miller-Maxfield
Format/Publication Date: TPB:2003
Publisher: Annie's Attic, Big Sandy, TX
Page Count: 14
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 11" x 8 1/2"
ISBN: None
SUMMARY- I like that she gives you the dish specifications that each cover will, well, cover. They look like your average crochet to me, with not-very-obvious for the most part ring-and-chain embellishments. Cro-Tatting hasn't really grabbed me, but it does allow you to work with much thicker threads and yarns than conventional tatting does. My drothers would be to go with Ms. Takashima's method, rather than Annie's Attic - looks more like true tatting with the bonus of being able to use much heavier threads that Cro-Tatting promises.
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