Tatted Lace for Beginners : Duluth Folk School

By A Mystery Man Writer

Last updated 02 Jun 2024

Tatted Lace for Beginners : Duluth Folk School

Would you like to learn an heirloom craft? Do you have your grandmother’s/mother’s/aunt’s tatting shuttle and don’t know what to do with it? Have you tried tatting before bu…
Would you like to learn an heirloom craft? Do you have your grandmother's/mother's/aunt's tatting shuttle and don't know what to do with it? Have you tried tatting before but couldn't get the knots to flip? A yes answer to any of these questions could mean you are ready to tat! Tatting is actually a simple process: two steps for one knot. You'll be making lace before you know it! Upon completion of this class (and with practice outside of class, of course) you'll be able to make rings, chains, and complete joins. You will then have the knowledge to make edgings, doilies, barefoot sandals, baby booties and more! Registration Includes You will leave this class knowing how to to create many different types of tatted projects, including edgings, doilies, flowers, medallions, and more! One registration option includes a quality, metal tatting shuttle and thread. Skill Level This class is open for any skill level Best for Ages… 18 and older You should bring… If you have them, bring your own shuttle and thread (don't use thread smaller than 30). Knit-Cro-Sheen will also work for your thread. Bring scissors, a small crochet hook or straight pin, and bring a little patience.…