Tatting bookmark

A pattern I wanted to tat is Mary Koniors “Queen of Hearts”. This pattern is so easy and fun to do that I find myself not tatting one but many.

Here in Seattle, the air feels cooler and the leaves are starting to turn yellow. I am excited for the fall months ahead because everything just feels cozy and golden. There will be a lot of cloudy and rainy days, typical of the Pacific Northwest, when all I want to do is curl up with a nic

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I made a few small adjustments to the onion ring edging and came up with an onion ring bookmark. I've created a basic printable pattern whi...

I am slowly updating my patterns in this blog with patterns that I have posted in my Facebook page ( https://www.facebook.com/tatarenda.my/...

I had some spare black thread left on my shuttles, and decided to use it to tat a few small squares. As I was tatting, I started to wonder what it would look like if I joined the triangular ring clusters a little bit differently...staggered and in a straight line for a bookmark. So, after a bit of sketching and measuring, this is what I came up with (pictured alongside the little black squares I was tatting): In the end, it's just a slight variation of an earlier bookmark I was working on…

I have a new book available on Amazon, called Four Dozen Tatted Bookmarks. I've been working on this book for a little over three years, and it contains 48 new bookmark designs that I have not published before. You can click here to get to the listing on Amazon.com, or search for my name or my book's title in the Amazon search bar if you are not in the US. Below is a photo of one of the patterns from the book. All patterns are laid out in the same way, with written instructions, diagram…