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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- On Tatting
- Thread Reference Section from Coats & Clark
- Abbreviations
- Basic One Shuttle Edging:
- Double Sided One Shuttle Edging
- Building Confidence with One Shuttle Combinations:
- Hen and Chicks, Hen, Chicks and Eggs
- Wide Version Hens and Chicks
- Antique Edging in Seven Rows
- Next Step: Basic Shuttle and Ball Patterns:
- Alaskan Iris, Forget-Me-Not, and Fireweed Handkerchief Edgings
- Pillowslip Edging: Beginner's Tatting Project
- Two Excercises in the Techniques of the Shuttle Join:
- Satin, Pearls and Tatted Lace
- Ring and Chain Edging for a Baby's Cap made from a Handkerchief
- New Look at the Old-fashioned Tatted Wheel
- Rosette Doily
- Tatted Square- From Edging to Centerpiece
- Ideas to Decorate Christmas Ornaments and Easter Eggs
- Fascination with Split Ring Tatting:
- Basics: Basic Split Ring Decoration for Christmas Ornaments or Easter Eggs
- Baby's Cap in Basic Split Rings
- Split Ring Trefoil Edging
- Shamrocks and Double Shamrocks in a Row Variations
- Double Shamrock in a Row Wide Version
- Sleeping Shamrocks Split Ring Variation
- Embellished Photo Frame and Greeting Card
- Combining Split Ring Motifs into Edgings
- Split Ring Cross
- Basic Split Ring Heart
- Sweethearts Doily
- Heart Edging and Four HEart Variations
- Sweetheart Snowflake
- Oval Heart Motif Doily
- Cathedral Window Doily
- Bunch of Tatted Grapes
- Doretha's Teardrop Edging
- Rose Medallions Collar
- About the Author
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Title: Tatting On the Edge...And Beyond (Book Four of the Ribbonwinner Series)
Author/Designer: Georgia Seitz
Format/Publication Date: SprlBnd:1996, revised Ed. 2007
Publisher: Self, Greenup, IL
Page Count: 56
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 11" x 8 1/2"
ISBN: None
SUMMARY- Ms. Seitz is an indefatigable champion and teacher of tatting as well as a collector. The patterns in this book are for novice tatters. The instructions are very well broken down, with diagrams and a clean photo of the finished motif - I don't think you can get better than that. She starts with very traditional patterns and slowly develops technique to more original work when she reaches split ring technique. I like the enthusiasm and care that Ms. Seitz puts into her books, and would recommend them with confidence.
Georgia Seitz runs a fabulous website at
http://www.georgiaseitz.com/public/publicindex.html .
She is also the tatting editor of a wonderfully informative forum
http://tatting.bellaonline.com
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