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HHP51 Notecards from the Heart No 2		QTY:
	by Carolyn Dunn. Handmade note-cards are a sweet remembrance from days gone by. They tell your correspondents just how special they are. This pattern set contains templates for the card and patterns to help make butterflies, flowers, Victorian slipper, bunny bouquet, gold cross with floral vine, colonial ladies and rose nosegays. This leaflet is in black and white. The cover page has coloured pictures of the finished articles. It contains the tatting patterns and instructions to create the note paper and envelopes and by adding your own personal flair you can have terrific stationary to give your friends. 10 pages.

HHTS3 Designer Greeting Cards Series 3		QTY:
	This is a clever way to learn basic needle tatting.  The kit contains 4 coloured cards and white envelopes and instructions for simple flowers to beautify the designs.  Those practice pieces can be put to good use and then become a treat those special people in your life.  The basic instructions are in full colour with very clear instructions to make a double stitch, a picot and a closed ring and then a flower.  There are helpful hints on the way as well.  Designs are teapot, watering can, water pump & pail and birds in a nest to decorate with your tatted flowers.

HHTS4 Designer Greeting Cards Series 4		QTY:
	This is a clever way to learn basic needle tatting.  The kit contains 4 coloured cards and white envelopes and instructions for simple flowers to beautify the designs.  Those practice pieces can be put to good use and then become a treat those special people in your life.  The basic instructions are in full colour with very clear instructions to make a double stitch, a picot and a closed ring and then a flower.  There are helpful hints on the way as well.  Designs are garden seat with arch, letterbox, bird box on stand and flower jars and fruit to decorate with your tatted flowers.

HHTS5 Designer Greeting Cards Series 5		QTY:
	This is a clever way to learn basic needle tatting.  The kit contains 4 coloured cards and white envelopes and instructions for simple flowers to beautify the designs.  Those practice pieces can be put to good use and then become a treat those special people in your life.  The basic instructions are in full colour with very clear instructions to make a double stitch, a picot and a closed ring and then a flower.  There are helpful hints on the way as well.  Designs are sewing machine, vine heart scroll, picket fence and cottage to decorate with your tatted flowers.

HHTS6 Designer Greeting Cards Series 6		QTY:
	This is a clever way to learn basic needle tatting.  The kit contains 4 coloured cards and white envelopes and instructions for simple flowers to beautify the designs.  Those practice pieces can be put to good use and then become a treat those special people in your life.  The basic instructions are in full colour with very clear instructions to make a double stitch, a picot and a closed ring and then a flower.  There are helpful hints on the way as well.  Designs are snowman, Christmas stocking, angel and piano/organ to decorate with your tatted flowers.

HHT341 Celtic Tatted Leaves & Flowers		QTY:
	by Rozella Linden. Combining shapes and colours of nature with Celtic designs the author takes the experienced tatter on a journey to the great outdoors. The book is set out with very clear instructions to follow and hints on the way. Begin with a rose leaf with Celtic twist or interlace, maple leaf, daffodil/tulip leaf, leaves of loops, morning glory, iris leaf and 3D flowers, Christmas poinsettia, daffodil, and iris. Another section on balanced double stitch which details how to tat large rings and long chains that look good. Lots of coloured pictures. 30 pages.

HHT353 Tatting Jewellery		QTY:
	** This is a heavy book, please click here to see note regarding additional postage. by Lyn Morton. This well presented book would be a treasure on any tatters book shelf. The methods used are shuttle only and ball and shuttle. The coloured pictures are sensational and the diagrams very clear. Treat yourself to a filigree bracelet, necklet and pendant, work filigree squares in a circle and make a longer pendant, and the butterfly flower earrings, necklace and bracelet that are adorned with pearls. Move onto the beaded collection, and other sets of the trefoil, double thread posy, beaded butterfly, flower collection, heart, four point set, ring of roses, candlelight, 2 shuttle set, romance and a small cross pendant. So with a bit of time you can create unique and stunning pieces of jewellery. 112 pages.

HHT43 Cluny Tatting Designs		QTY:
	by Joy Botchlet. This booklet begins with the cluny hold for the thread and shuttle and the secret of hiding the ends. The cluny designs include a wheel medallion, butterfly square, butterfly bookmark, wide butterfly edge, rolled bookmark, cluny rose, star and dimpled ring, small cluny rose, reverse cluny edging, a heart plus daisy and leaves. Instructions are in diagram format. 19 pages.

HHTDVD10 Learn Needle Tatting DVD		QTY:
	By Barbara Foster, this 50 minute DVD is a must if you wish to learn needle tatting. Yes it is compatible to our Australian system. Also comes with a handy sheet with abbreviations, patterns and symbols used. Tatting with a needle is a popular alternative to using a shuttle. Once you have mastered this technique you will be able to use other tatting patterns on the market. For a beginner, this video shows a lot of visual reinforcement as you learn the double stitch, which is the only stitch in tatting. Immediate and advance needle tatters will find it easy to use guide techniques. Shown on the tape are the following: Double stitch right and left handed, picots, rings, joining., chains, working off the ball, reverse, split ring, joining last ring to first, joining to a doily, how to add beads, tips and more. 50 mins.

HHT13 Tatting Patterns Old & New		QTY:
	by Helen Chesno.  This book begins with simple tatting instructions then is followed up with patterns for the experienced tatter.  Enjoy making a snowflake, star, cloverleaf placemat, rosary, butterfly, hanky corner and edging, baby pillowcase edging, cross stitch insertion, picot edging, double ring star, eyelet edging, round doily, Star of David doily, wisteria collar and doll house miniatures.  The latter pages explain special tatting techniques such as joining work in a tight circle, shuttle thread joins and working with 2 shuttles.  32 pages