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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- About the Author
- About the Designs in this Book
- Necessary Supplies
- Tutorials
- Abbreviations and Symbols
- PATTERNS:
- Angel 1-5
- Sherry's Angel
- Block Tatted Angel
- Onion Ring Angel
- Onion Ring Angel w/out the Onion Ring Var.
- Layered Ring Angel
- Beaded SCMR Angel
- Var. on a Theme Angels
- Var. on a Theme Angels(Var. 2 Skirt)
- Var. on a Theme Angels(Var. 3 Skirt)
- Black Forest Fire (BFF) Angel
- Belle Angel
- Var. of Belle Angel
- Pearl's Angel
- Bugle Bead Angel
- Bead within a Split Ring Angel
- Var. of Bead w/in a SR Angel
- Dainty Angel
- Clarence Angel
- Victorian Angels 1, 2
- Hoop Skirt Angel
- Hoop Skirt Variations(#1- Half Moon Split Ring)
- Hoop Skirt Variations(#2- Folded Split Ring)
- Split Ring Angel #1
- Split Ring Angel #2(var 1 skirt)
- Split Ring Angel #2(var. 2 skirt-SLT option for 2 colors)
- Triple Onion Ring Angel
- 3-Color Triple Onion Ring Angel
- Additional Resources
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Title: Charming Little Angels: 33 Tatted Angel Patterns
Author/Designer: Debbie Arnold
Format/Publication Date: TPB:2020
Publisher: Handy Hands inc., Paxton, IL
Language: English
Page Count: 48
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 11" x 8 1/2"
ISBN: 1883432502
SUMMARY- When you buy the book, buy all the wing beads you think you're ever going to need while you're at it - you have to have them for these patterns, and there's no guarentee you will find something similar in the future when you need them. So for those of you who ignore me, or get the book second-hand sans beads, the beads are a scant 1" wide and 1/4" tall consisting of a 1/8" barrel with the two wings attached to the sides. The angels are a good size for earrings, pendants and brooches. Some advanced techniques are used in many of the designs, but you also get visual tutorials that will help you. I was especially excited to see Loop Tatted Rings explained - my favorite new technique of a couple of years ago. You can throw a ring on the far end of a bugle bead pretty quickly without taking your thread off the shuttle. This was a great find and I'm happy I was able to acquire it for my tatting library!
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