Martha's Tatting Blog

I was sorting and discarding stuff in preparation for moving and I came across this old rejection letter from Workbasket : I remember thinki...

I hope you all have been following Pamela's blog at http://tatsakoolchallenge.blogspot.com/ In the entries from Feb 11 - Feb 28, she has...

I am looking forward to the 11th Annual International Tatting Seminar in Hector, NY, sponsored by the Finger Lakes Tatting Group under the l...

I haven't shown much tatting lately since most of it looks like this: But once in a while, it looks like this: But what to call it? ...

You've heard me say that strange (craft related of course) ideas pop in my head. Most recently I got the notion to make Halloween jewel...

I can hardly believe it's been over a month since the Palmetto Tat-Days. That is my favorite place to go. I always have the best time ge...

Here is another teapot, this one worked with King Tut quilting thread. I wish I had measured it or put something else in the picture to gi...

It all started when a friend wished her boss had some brains. I mean, she wanted... oh never mind. After that, lots of people wanted some b...

It took me nine tries to get this one right. Since I knew this would be the last one (no matter what), I worked it in size 100 thread just ...

My "send to" partner in the recent Here-Be-Tatter's exchange was BoB the Bike , so I made.....a bike! The wheels are none oth...

I haven’t measured the amount of thread needed, but it’s not much. Of course, you can use any colors, but I will use green and yellow in th...

I've been studying techniques lately...

Here are a few pictures from Karey's shop and the Hector tatting convention. A good time was had by all.

I was starting to think I would never get this done, but here it is. You can go to my website for more information. http://home.bellsouth....

I tossed a handful of the pieces from my upcoming holiday/seasonal book on the scanner bed. Now back to work.....

My mother-in-law gave us a camera for Christmas and I've been trying to learn to use it. These are some things I have given my Mom in ...

The story thus far: I had failed at making a maple leaf, but thought the shape suggested an eagle. My first attempt to turn it into an eagl...

Those of you who guessed I saw a bird here were right on the money, so give yourselves a pat on the back. Actually, I looked at the first ro...