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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- LESSON FOUR: Putting It All Together
- Introduction
- Rings and Chains Together
- Medallion Featuring Chains(rosette)
- Basic Ring and Chain Edgings:-
Basic Ring with Chain Transitions
Ivy Rings and Chains
Side-lying Rings and Chains with Variations
Simple Ring of Flowers
Floral Bouquet
Pointed Trellis with Flowers
Elaborate Trellis and Ring Edging
- Ring and Chain Medallions:-
Simple Circle and Variations
Extended Motif
Small Snowflake Medallion
Variation of Thread Space Medallion
Triangular Pattern in Rings and Trellises
- Patterns with Base-Joined Rings and Chains:-
Double Rings with Chains
Trefoils with Chains
Side-lying Trefoils with Chains
Trefoils and Pairs with Chains
Simple Medallion of Base Joined Trefoils and Chains
Medallion of Base Joined Trefoils and Center Joined Chains
Quatrefoils and Other Multiples
Edging of Trefoils and 6-Ring Daisies
- Two-Shuttle Tatting
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Title: Tatting for the Beginner- Introduction and Lesson Four: Putting It All Together
Author/Designer: Atheen Marie Wilson
Format/Publication Date: TPB:2016
Publisher: Self, San Bernardino, CA
Page Count: 51
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 11" x 8 1/2"
ISBN: 9781542455077
SUMMARY- All photos in the book are in color. The entire book is geared to teach the basics to a beginner. She goes into good detail and breaks things down well - I think I could have learned to tat from this book much easier than the books I actually learned from. Her photos are still not as clear and sharp as I'd like, but you can pick out enough detail with some squinting and study and the addition of color helps. This is not a complete lesson plan like her first book, but an excerpted section updated and color added. I like this book and think it would be useful to someone trying to learn tatting for the first time. I finally came across the rest of the series of five lesson books - and it was really costly at about $30 a book. This is probably too high a price point for most beginner tatters.
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