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Jeanne L. Lugert, better known as LadyTats, brings us this sweet ruffled butterfly perched atop a paperclip. Using SCMRs, it’s a great test piece for those learning this technique and would make a lovely quick gift. Copyright: 2009 Designed By: Jeanne L. Lugert Direct Link: http://ladytatspatterns.blogspot.com/2009/08/alternating-color-daisy-picot-flower.html
This very quick to make up bookmark by Sharon Briggs would be suitable for both needle and shuttle tatters and would work up very quickly. The pattern uses chains only and SCMR techniques, but is a great way to learn how to do these. Copyright: 2006 Designed By: Sharon Briggs Direct Link: http://sharonstattedlace.blogspot.com/2006/07/another-simple-book-mark.html
This cute bookmark is a great way to practice set stitches in chains and is brought to us by Sharon Briggs. The sample here was tatted by Alizandria Copyright: 2006 Designed By: Sharon Briggs Direct Link: http://sharonstattedlace.blogspot.com/2006/07/small-bookmarks.html
This bookmark pattern by Kersti Anear is also an effective insertion pattern. It’s simple enough for a beginner too. Copyright: 1998 Designed By: Kersti Anear Online Link: http://www.kersti.com/?p=407
This bookmark was designed by Kersti and is a suitable pattern for beginners. It gives a very lacy effect in a short amount of time. Copyright: 1998 Designed By: Kersti Anear Online Link: http://www.kersti.com/?p=395
This floral bookmark pattern by Kersti is a striking design. Works up well using mutiple colours for the flower centres and petals or as here in a solid colour. Suitable for a beginner. Copyright: 1998 Designed By: Kersti Anear Online Link: http://www.kersti.com/?p=411
This bookmark design by Kersti is a popular choice for new tatters. Simple rings and chains give a striking wrought iron lace effect. Copyright: 1998 Designed By: Kersti Anear Online Link: http://www.kersti.com/?p=390
Linda S Davies has given us this lovely cross bookmark pattern, perfect for keeping your place in your bible or even the latest novel. Try different colour combinations for different looks and don’t forget the tassel! Copyright: 2009 Designed By: Linda S Davies Links:
This pattern is by Kersti Anear and named after the Australian Stumpy Tailed Lizard. It’s a perfect beginner’s pattern and is often used as a bookmark for men Copyright: 1998 Designed By: Kersti Anear Online Link: http://www.kersti.com/?p=418
This pattern was inspired by a collar design and created for the March/April 1998 Bookmark Exchange. To me it is a very regal pattern with the crown on the top. The bookmark is made up of one main body piece and then two crowning rows. You will need two shuttles for the second crowning row. [...]
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