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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Introduction
- A Short History of Tatting
- Glossary of Standard Terms
- Materials
- Shuttles
- Loading a Two-Piece Shuttle
- Loading a One-Piece Shuttle
- Preparing to Tat
- Making Picots
- Standard Joins Using Picots
- Joining on a Continuous Thread
- Patterns Using Standard Picot Joins
- PATTERNS:
Hens-and-Chickens 1, 2
Cross-stitch Insertion
Rick-Rack Wheel
- Work With Two Threads
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Title: Tatting With One Hand(Tatting For the Physically Handicapped)
Author/Designer: Helen A. Chesno, Gladys(Mrs. Robert) Flynn
Format/Publication Date: TPB:1984,1989
Publisher: Chesno Publications, Coraopolis, PA
Page Count: 20
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 11" x 8 1/2"
ISBN: None
SUMMARY- This book proves the adage "Where there's a will, there's a way". It won't be fast, but it will be tatting. Trying to do various crafts one-handed had never crossed my mind until I ran into a talented tatting designer who no longer tats because of a partially crippled hand. I admire Helen Chesno and Mrs. Flynn for having the forsight and the determination to work out a method, and then put it forth in a book. Thank you both.
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