©2008-2009 by Sharren S. Morgan
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Butterfly Chatelaine Pin
Students will learn frontside/backside tatting; use scrap thread to facilitate a join into a tight spot as well as use it as a placeholder to facilitate a join where there is no picot; encapsulate thread as well as something other than thread. Class discussion will include various ways to make leashes for tatting tools.
Beginner/Intermediate: Knowledgeable and proficient with rings, split rings, chains, and joins.
Materials: 2 shuttles; 1 (size 1) safety pin (with loop – don’t use coilless) – 1-1/16” top to
bottom;
6”-8” scrap thread (same size, contrasting color from wing);
for leashes to
attach tatting tools to your pin- ¼” metal split rings and lanyard hooks; you may find small hackle pliers helpful.
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Flowering Vine Lanyard
Techniques:
Rings, Chains, Joins, Split Chains, Encapsulation,
Adding thread, Working Unflipped Stitches
Intermediate
Materials:
* Shuttles – loaded with varying amounts of
thread. The model was tatted with three
shuttles: two loaded CTM with green, and the
third with hand-dyed thread in Azalea from
Shuttle Lab Technologies.
* ¼” metal split rings (or soldered jump rings) –
you’ll need 2
* Lanyard hooks – you’ll need 2
* Scrap thread
* Crochet hook for joins (if you like to use one) |
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Friendship Angels
Students will learn split rings, working with beads on two shuttles; padded rings; and use scrap thread to facilitate a join into a tight spot within the various projects which include angels with no beads, lots of beads, and non-round beads.
Beginner/Intermediate
Materials:
2 shuttles, loaded CTM; 3 yards on Sh 1, 1 yard on Sh 2. (I had thread left over on each shuttle, but I tat
tight)
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©2008 Sharren S. Morgan |
©2008 Sharren S. Morgan |
©2008 Sharren S. Morgan |
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©2009 Sharren S. Morgan |
On Beyond Edging
Students will learn to use two different colors without tying them together; use scrap thread as a placeholder to facilitate joins where there is no picot; and find the optimum place to turn a corner, using a pocket mirror, within the various projects which include an edging, two motifs, and a frame. |
©2009 Sharren S. Morgan |
Beginner/Intermediate
©2009 Sharren S. Morgan
Materials:
A shuttle wound and still attached to the ball OR two shuttles, wound CTM |
On Time: As a courtesy to your teacher and your classmates, please arrive ON TIME to your scheduled classes. If you finish your project early, or would like additional time to visit, shop, or see the silent auction items, you may leave any class early.
Other Inquiries
Teacher email: knittingmom@yahoo.com
General Tat Days Classes questions: Joanie & Hope
General Tat Days Questions: Hope & Joanie
General Registration Questions: Joanie & Hope
Class Schedule | Teachers | Tat Days 2009 |
