i just found your email, and wanted to thank you for your help. a
sewing bobbin is cheap and easy to come by and would definetly do the
trick. but i have already made the investment in the wood and done the
carving now. i am not sorry and i'm sure i will be proud of it when i
use it.
i want to make a hankerchief with tatting edging. and truthfully i
don't think i will do a lot of tatting because it mostly has patterns
one or two rows through and i would prefer the ones that make pictures
and designs using about 10 or 20. just the same i am going to try it
anyway.
than you for your help.
--- Sue Babbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I am sure I can make enough of them to
> > start a small project in tatting this way.
>
> Susan
> tatting only really requires one (or at most two) shuttles to work a
> piece.
> If I were you I would buy an inexpensive shuttle to try out before
> going
> through all the effort to carve one. Ideally get one with a removable
> bobbin
> (like a sewing machine bobbin ) as these are easiest to fill
>
> Sue
>
>
>
from susan in tennessee,u.s.a.
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