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4 Mar 2016 Over 160 years ago, tatting was done with a single shuttle. Motifs were worked individually and then joined together with tiny knots or with a needle and thread to create a fabric. Directions for joining at a picot (PJ) were published in 1851. This was a revolutionary step in the evolution of tatting as one could
27 Mar 2013 This is a short instruction video on the lock stitch in needle tatting.
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16 Nov 2011 One of the things I suddenly realised 'wasn't there' is a technique page for the lock join. Actually I was working on another join before I realised that the dear old lock join wasn't there!!! So, here it is in all it's 'glory'!!! I then thought about 'categorizing' all the tips and techniques on that page too so have tried
27 Mar 2013
Basic Tatting Lessons [Page 3 of 3]. Reversing Work: (T There are two basic kinds of joins: the simple "join" and the shuttle or "locking" join. The shuttle join is second half of the ds. The effect of pulling the shuttle thread through the picot is to lock it up so that the stitches made before the join no longer slide if it is pulled.
3. Wrap the second half stitch (2hs) using the needle itself onto the ball thread which is held taut. 4. Slide the second half stitch (2hs) down and tighten. You can see the pattern begin. Method to use the needle to wrap the lock stitch. The decorative lock stitch chain is made with one "flipped" stitch and one "unflipped" stitch in

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