I know I'm out of season with this tatting pattern, but I needed something to brighten up these gloomy days that are coming when autumn starts. I hope that this Sunflower Tatting Pattern will do the same for you.
You can use this floral motif tutorial to make a fascinator hat or a headband, put a pin on it and make a brooch for your winter coat or a purse.
Pull out your tatting shuttles or needles and tat a faux sunflower bouquet and corsage for a spring bride and her flower girl. Possibilities are endless...
Use this tatted sunflower in fool bloom to make a wreath or garland to decorate your home for fall and winter holidays. It's up to your imagination to use it the way you want.
This tutorial contains diagram and written instructions on how to make this large sunflower ornament, in tatting - lace making technique. Tutorial includes pages with diagrams, written instructions and tips on how to make your own Sunflower. This Tatting Pattern is for both shuttle and needle tatters.
To be able to make this pattern, you will need two shuttles or tatting needle. You will need to know how to make split rings, floating rings and balanced double stitches. Sunflower in the photos is made with size 8 cotton embroidery thread and is 12 cm / 5 in wide, but can be made in any other thread size.
You need to have Adobe Reader, or any other program that is able to read PDF files, to be able to open the pattern. It will be available for download as soon as your payment clears.
If after downloading the pattern you have questions about process, fell free to contact me via Etsy or social networks, I will be more than happy to answer your questions.
Enjoy Your Tatting!!!
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