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Tatting with Anne Orr (Dover Crafts: Lace),Used
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"A wonderful book that shows beautiful pictures with detailed lists on how to use and make these ornate crafts." Book WormOriginally developed as an easy way to reproduce knotted laces, tatting dates back at least to the seventeenth century. Despite its seeming intricacy, tatting is actually a very simple form of needlework as this book by legendary needlework designer Anne Orr proves. With only a few stitches to master, even beginners can produce dozens of delicatelooking but extremely durable tatted articles.Comprised of rare patterns created during the first half of the twentieth century, this collection features more than 100 designs: over 50 edgings (shamrock, forgetmenot, and other motifs), 40 medallions (triangular, circular, square, and snowflakelike shapes), beautiful collars and yokes, lovely doilies, luncheon sets, and baby items, including three exquisitely worked caps for infants. Each step and stitch is fully described, enabling even beginning tatters to quickly create beautiful accessories for today and prized heirlooms for tomorrow.
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