One of my students made
and shared this with me. She wanted a way to make extremely consistent picots,
so she cut her card (library card, etc.) into different sized strips. Each then
used as a gauge or spacer, for her picots. She tells me that this works great
for her, and I hope that if you are looking for a way to practice your picot sizing
consistence, that this will work for you too!
Saturday, March 26, 2016
Friday, March 25, 2016
My Students' Beautiful Workmanship (a Photo Album)
I am super proud of the creativity, effort, and skill, of my amazing tatting and arts and crafts students - well done!
Thursday, March 17, 2016
Why is it Special? RustiKate's Tatting Needle

I
like to use my own kind of tatting needle, when needle tatting. I
prefer a 5” needle with a slightly pointed tip. I find this the best kind of
needle, because I like to tat directly onto the edge of fabrics, linens, etc.,
instead of the traditional way by creating your tatting first and then had
sewing it on afterword. Not only does it save time and effort, by tatting
directly onto the object that you are wanting to edge (connect tatting to), but
it also makes it easier to figure out the tatting dimensions you need to
complete your project, because you can adjust your tatting to fit as you go. I
simply love this method, and would never want to be without my special needle
again.

Happy Tatting ~
Katy :)
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