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My name is Nancy Tracy and I’m a tatter and a quilter. I love other techniques as well. In fact, if it involves thread or fiber or fabric, I’m usually up for it!
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1w ago
This is one of my first attempts at designing. I wanted a bookmark that would look something like a miniature doily, but that would go together rather quickly. This was ..read more
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1w ago
To add a bead, make the picot which will receive the join slightly longer than the diameter of the bead. When you’re ready to join, pull the picot through the ..read more
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1w ago
Instructions: ds double stitch R ring p picot j join Ch Chain This design used two 5mm turquoise-colored beads, 20 gold seed beads, tatting thread size 20, and 2 ..read more
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1w ago
Summer in Colorado brings fresh strawberries to the stores and to the mountains. I designed three berries to celebrate summer here–a raspberry, a wild strawberry, and a domestic strawberry. Wouldn’t ..read more
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1w ago
This is a fun card for a new mother and her baby. Find a shiny, new penny (or other appropriate coin) that was minted in the year the baby was ..read more
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1w ago
Tatting with black is a fun challenge for me. I love the elegant look, especially when I use very few picots. Here is a necklace and earring set using black ..read more
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1w ago
Recently at work my computer died. I mean really died. And since my entire job is done on the computer, I had no work to do. So I asked a ..read more
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2y ago
This is one of my first attempts at designing. I wanted a bookmark that would look something like a miniature doily, but that would go together rather quickly. This was on my original site tatted in white #40 crochet cotton. This model is red #30 Cebelia. Cebelia is a much nicer thread than the crochet cotton. It’s much smoother and easier to work with.
The instructions below haven’t changed from those on my original site except that I added one more ring to each end. It was too much of a stretch around the corner without it.
Instructions:
ds
double stitch
R
ring
p
picot
sp
small pic ..read more
Be-stitched
2y ago
To add a bead, make the picot which will receive the join slightly longer than the diameter of the bead. When you’re ready to join, pull the picot through the bead with a small crochet hook and complete the join as usual.
Printable pattern (83K. Opens a new window.)
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Instructions:
ds
double stitch
R
ring
p
picot
sp
small picot
lp
long picot
j
join
Ch
Chain
Make clover leaf by:
R: 8ds lp 4ds sp 4ds close
R: 4ds j to previous small picot (3ds p) 3 ti ..read more
Be-stitched
2y ago
Instructions:
ds
double stitch
R
ring
p
picot
j
join
Ch
Chain
This design used two 5mm turquoise-colored beads, 20 gold seed beads, tatting thread size 20, and 2 gold-tone jewelry findings.
Wind 1.5 yards of thread onto a shuttle. Add 7 seed beads onto the thread. You will start with a ring. Be sure you leave at least 5 inches of thread hanging so you can tie your work to the jewelry finding when you’re done.
Form the ring on your hand, and at the same time keep 6 beads close to the shuttle, and one bead on your working thread and to the back of your hand.
R: 8ds ..read more