Reprint of Tatting Pattern from 1942

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I've wanted to learn the art of tatting for a while ('d make accessories though)
please tell me you combine shipping? I'd be getting 3 of your books

Aug 17th, 2013 at 11:05:17 PM PDT by

Hi, Yes I do combine shipping. You pay full ;price the highest prices one and half price for the others. That covers my printing costs. Mom taught me to crochet and embroider at age 7. By 8 I was sewing my own doll clothes on a treadle machine. Couldn't do it sooner as I was to short to reach the treadle. In high school I was sewing my own clothes. In college I short4ened skirts for my whole dorm and made some good money. I was the only one who could sew in the building. I saw a cute Christmas stocking to knit so I learned how to knit. My gram made piles of mittens for the whole family but only in green with a double row of cables on the backs. I knit mittens in all colors and fancy styles too but never in green with two roes of cables. I recently learned hairpin lace but haven't had the time to learn tatting. I offer the patterns to help keep it alive through another generation. I don't have a shuttle but I know there are always some on sale on ebay. I started on a baby outfit since my niece is expecting in January. I will write up the pattern and list it when I get around to it. Did you see my puppet mittens? I made some of those for my two great nephews. Kids love those.Nancy

Aug 18th, 2013 at 1:31:38 PM PDT by

I learned to crochet at the age of 6, didn't do much with it until I was 19. at 21 I leaned to knit, at 23 I opened up my first online store selling knit and crochet items.

I now work as a crochet designer, and have had many patterns featured in magazines, all digital so far, but the latest is run by the woman who used to run Crochet World

If your printing these, do you have the digital file you can send instead?

Aug 18th, 2013 at 1:41:54 PM PDT by

FREE: Reprint of Tatting Pattern from 1942