Tatting flowers pattern

Good morning everybody, one of my friends asked me the patterns of my 3D tatting flowers, this post is for her. Today we begin with the first flower, in the next post we'll see the others. This work is composed of a big flower and two small flowers and is made with Perlè nr. 8. To make the stem I used metal wire size 1 mm and paper adhesive tape to cover it before using the thread Perlè to complete the work. Below you'll find pattern and instructions to tat this flower. Buongiorno a tutti…

Lovely cotton fabric w/tatting and button. Tatting is from Mini Tats book Motif #11. I used five different gold fabrics to create this lovely flower. Added an easy tatted motif (pattern below) + secured w/button. I like this lavender material so much - the photo doesn't do justice to the lovely color and charming motifs. Added an easy tatted motif (pattern below) + secure w/button. Lovely off white fabric w/navy stars. Added an easy tatted pattern (pattern below) and button. This is a…

All other projects are on hold at this time. I have to tat about 120 pieces of these small flowers in and I have about two weeks to do it. ...

This is a simple clover motif for practicing onion rings with beads. It’s not too hard to make, just be patient to do the onion rings with CWJ (Catherine wheel join), and this will look smoother th…

I spent my teenage years in Virginia. Our home had a beautiful magnolia tree in a corner, and I just absolutely loved when it bloomed. It was covered with 8-inch…

My spring corsage is done, just in time for Easter! I used the daffodils tatting pattern in Christel Weidmann’s book "Ostern" plus small tatted flowers I made up myself. I really like how Christel's 3D daffodil design imitates the live flower so well. The book is written in German, with a list of the tatting abbreviations translated into English. There are about 15 designs in the book, including several animals and flowers, each with a diagram and stitch counts. The daffodils are the only 3D…

Happy Tatting Day to all my friends in TatLand! Made this little tatted bouquet today ( actually yesterday, put it together today!) The flower is simple rings, no joins, nothing. But the leaves are 'special', if I may call them that! Well, I tried making leaves, in one go, and thought of using Single Shuttle Split Rings. All three are done differently, going up then down, or going up and up, if you know what I mean. There must be, infact are, better ways to make leaves, but I thought of…

When I first adapted Vicki’s “Roses are Red” pattern I used the method she had used (shuttle and ball) to make the adaptation. My early note...