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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Introduction
- Tools, Materials and Techniques:
- Tools and materials
- Making a knot
- Using a shuttle
- Making a join
- Weaving in ends
- Adding beads
- Tips to bear in mind
- Abbreviations
- The Patterns:
- Flower patterns
- Edgings
- Round motifs
- From edgings to jewellery
- Wide Edgings
- Square designs
- Cobwebs
- The round tuit
- About the Author/Further Reading
- Index
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Title: One-Shuttle Tatting
Author/Designer: Lindsay Rogers
Format/Publication Date: TPB:2018
Publisher: Guild of Master Craftsman Publications Ltd, East Sussex, UK
Page Count: 80
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 8 1/2" x 6 1/4"
ISBN: 9781784944858
SUMMARY- I think I could follow her basic instructions and make a correct knot(stitch). She gives a lot of one-shuttle patterns(hence the name of the book) as practice pieces, using a lot of bead work to cover bare threads in place of chains. Instructions are in old-school written notation, with hand-drawn diagrams further along as the patterns become more sophisticated. You'd be surprised how many attractive pieces you can get out of a one-shuttle method. I was extremely pleased to add this one to my library. If you are new to tatting and are crazy about beads, this one is definitely a must-have. Experienced tatters will find patterns to enjoy too.
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