I hope everyone in the path of this winter storm is staying warm and safe! Here's a preview of next month's pattern, Annabel Lee.

While planning this collection, I really wanted to give you all some new types of projects and ideas. This pattern is designed to fit most ballet or slipper style shoes, but could easily be adapted to fit lots of other styles! I'm looking forward to seeing you all get creative with it!

Access to the pattern will be posted on February 1st in the Pattern Club group files.

I did it again (shrinked the pattern) ;) the beads are a mix of 15/0 Seed Beads and 2 mm rosequartz with size 30 Thread. I left it plain, without adding more beads yet. But I think I like it this way...

My grandmother sent me some pieces of our family tatting! The first motif was made by my great-great-grandmother in the 1920's or 30's, and the second was made by my grandmother herself. She carried this tote bag around every day for probably around 50 years! Proof of just how durable tatted lace really is!

It's more an everblue but I loved doing it after I got the twist of it. The thread is a size 30 with15/0 beads and some bigger ones I had here...

Hey everyone! I signed up and paid to start learning shuttle tatting on Dec 5th, but haven’t found a way to access the first video class. Is there somewhere within this group that I need to go? Thanks!

All done and I think got it down and learned that folded join from sparrow x ty so much and onto the next one!!

So I've only done Patterns that were continuous, nothing that circled to a finish.

How do you connect that last bit? Idk if im just finangling it weird or if there's any trick to making rhat last join more clean? It just feels awkward haha

Just finished making this pattern and absolutely love how wonderfully it turned out. It's going to be a Christmas present for my best friend who wears more fancy outfits than I do and I just can't wait for her to see it.

Been working on the 3rd one. This has been fun being more detailed and still being so beginner friendly! With something like this does it always naturally curve? and will iron or pinning help with that? I like it curved just curious if that's just how it goes.