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Great Tatting & Lace Websites

Jo Edkins' Lace School
	Learn how to make lace at my online lace school. Free animated tutorials, patterns and tips on lacemaking. http://www.gwydir.demon.co.uk/jo/lace/index.htm (Clicks: 133; Link added: Nov 18, 2006) Link Details \| Report Broken Link
Tatting & Lace Crafty Tip Bobbins come with a small hole at the bottom. This hole is there so you can attach a spangle. A spangle is simply a small ring of wire with a few beads that will help the bobbin to lie flat on your lace pillow, help you to keep track of your bobbin pairs, and are simply decorative.

Leen's Tats
	A nice collection of free tatting patterns. Leen's Angel and her snowflake patterns would make excellent Christmas ornaments. http://www.geocities.com/leen_tats/Patterns.html (Clicks: 157; Link added: Dec 31, 2006) Link Details \| Report Broken Link
Tatting & Lace Crafty Tip To make an elegant Victorian style necklace, tack some tatted edging on a dark velvet ribbon to make a choker.

Jen's Tat-ra Sutra
	Jen shares a well-illustrated step by step guide to learn how to tat. Her instructions are clear and start at the beginning - how to wind yarn onto a shuttle. Be sure to check out her Scrapbook of Tatting Projects as she shares several free patterns and sources of the others so you can try your hand at all of the great projects she has done. http://www.geocities.com/tatrasutra/home.html (Clicks: 92; Link added: Apr 26, 2007) Link Details \| Report Broken Link
Tatting & Lace Crafty Tip When first learning how to tat, it may be easier to learn if you start with a thicker thread, maybe even as large as Size #3 Pearl Cotton.

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