The Palmetto Tatters - Favorite Patterns

July 10, 2008

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Palmetto Tree
Click here. THANKS to all who helped in designing this pattern for our Guild.

(Adobe Acrobat Reader for the pattern.)

Jane Eborall has created this beautiful tree for the Palmetto Tatters. She is willing to share this pattern with all as long as we acknowledge the designer, Jane Eborall, and do not use for commercial purposes without permission.

THANK YOU Jane!

HEARTS

Each year, the Palmetto Tatters Guild shows their appreciation to the Lexington Library staff for their hospitality every 3rd Saturday for our meetings by sharing our tatting. In 2006, we made paperclip bookmarks topped with tatting. Here are 2 samples by Sharren Morgan. Click the picture for the pattern. THANKS Sharren!

"Bird on a Wire"

"Literary Snail"

Marie Smith made over 150 of this beautiful rose for our 2006 Tat Days to get us all EXCITED about our 2007 Tat Days "Flower Garden". THANKS Marie!

Pattern

Sharren Morgan also designed this beautiful rose, named after her daughter, Jessica. THANKS!

"The Jessica Rose"

Pattern

Rita Cochrane designed this pattern for Fan-TAT-stic! TAT DAYS 2005. Enjoy!

Pattern

THANK YOU Rita!

This beautiful necklace, called the "Palmetto," was designed for the Palmetto Tatters by Nina Libin.
Nina says, "The pattern is my 'thank you' to Palmetto Guild for
being great hosts (at TAT DAY 2004)."

Page 1

Page 2

(Designed to be printed on legal paper, front and back, and folded on dotted lines.)

THANK YOU Nina!

Standard Tatting Notation for our Tat Days

Butterflies Migrating: A Flock of Lace Flutteries

This full color book contains 47 projects and 125 color illustrations
on 56 pages and is 8 1/2" by 11".

See our Fund Raisers page.

Shuttles as unique business cards or for beginners.

See our Fund Raisers page for details on how to order your personalized shuttles or write Donna T.

This page last updated on August 26, 2006.

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