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This image was scanned from my private collection
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Gallery of Photos
- Equipment
- Beginner's Lesson
- Collier / Necklace
- 7cm Napperon / Doily
- 14cm Napperon / Doily
- Collier de dos / Back Necklace
- Boucles d'oreille / Earrings
- Echarpe / Scarf
- Peigne / Comb
- Fleur de Cheveaux / Hair Accessory Flower
- Boucles d'oreille / Earrings
- Boucles d'oreille / Earrings
- Collier / Necklace
- Bracelet
- Boucles d'oreille / Earrings
- Boucles d'oreille / Earrings
- Collier / Necklace
- Boucles d'oreille / Earrings
- Bracelet
- Bracelet
- Boucles d'oreille / Earrings
- Etoile / Star
- Collier / Necklace
- Pendentif / Pendant
- Boucles d'oreille / Earrings
- Collier / Necklace
- Bracelet
- Napperon / Doily
- LESSONS:
- Beads in a picot(auxiliary thread)
- Beads in a picot(core thread)
- Bead on a picot
- Cluny
- Diamond-shaped beads
- Diamond-shaped beads at the base of a ring
- Double Stitch
- Equipment
- Floating Ring
- Front side and back side
- Gauge
- Interlaced Rings
- Join
- Hide Ends
- Lock Join
- Picot
- Position of the hands
- Read a diagram
- Reverse picot
- Ring on ring
- Split ring
- Thread
- Turkish petal
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Title: Ma Petite Lecon de Frivolite aux navettes(My humble lesson in shuttle tatting
Author/Designer: Corinne(Lilas) Joublot
Format/Publication Date: TPB:2017
Publisher: Self, Normandie, France
Language: French / English
Page Count: 43
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 11 3/4" x 8 1/4"
ISBN: 9782956012306
SUMMARY- The designer prefers the nickname Lilas, rather than her given name. The patterns are mostly jewelry with a few doilies for larger projects. She likes to play with a wide variety of design elements, including beads, cluny, and Turkish petals! She is generous with color illustrations and includes the new hot thing - codes you can scan with your phone to bring up a tutorial video. I've only seen this in one other book so far, but I'm betting it becomes very popular. Lilas is on the leading edge of this. I'm looking forward to seeing what she does next. There are 26 patterns in this book, all of them attractive. She gives color-coded diagrams backed up with written notation in both French and English. I really don't think you can get better than this for making your book internationally accessible. This is not a book for beginners, despite the obligatory lesson at the beginning, but it is certainly a set of patterns to aspire to. Instructional videos to support the written lessons are a huge help. I'm happy to have added it to the collection!
Corinne Joublot has a website:
http://lilas-lace.fr/
And she has an Etsy shop:
https://www.etsy.com/fr/shop/DentelleLilasLace
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