beginner's shuttle tatting - rings and chains - part 1
Adding tatted chains to tatted rings creates an endless number of ideas for projects to make. Making shuttle tatted chains is actually easier than the rings because they do not need to be "closed". You are making the same knot (double stitch) as in the rings, just not in a ring, only a straight line. I hope my explanation is helpful. Thank you for watching!
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shuttle tatting - samples board and how to tat using different fibers
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Shuttle tatting: Rings And Chains
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Tatting for the Complete Beginner, part 1, materials & knots
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Tatting - Joining Back, Fixing Mistakes
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Tatting - The Split Ring for Beginners
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Tatting - What is it and how to do it - a step by step guide to shuttle, thread and stitches
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beginner's shuttle tatting - the double stitch and the "flip"
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How to TAT - Beginner Shuttle Tatting - Ring, Chain, adding beads 3 ways, Join, Split ring
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Shuttle tatting - adding new chain thread
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