200+ Tatting Patterns Bundle - Shuttle & Needle Tatting PDF Books, Lace Jewellery, Doilies, Edgings & Bookmarks

200+ Tatting Patterns Bundle - Shuttle & Needle Tatting PDF Books, Lace Jewellery, Doilies, Edgings & Bookmarks

Sale price  £35.00 Regular price £70.00
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200+ Tatting Patterns Bundle - Shuttle & Needle Tatting PDF Books, Lace Jewellery, Doilies, Edgings & Bookmarks

200+ Tatting Patterns Bundle - Shuttle & Needle Tatting PDF Books, Lace Jewellery, Doilies, Edgings & Bookmarks

Sale price  £35.00 Regular price £70.00

The 170+ Tatting Patterns Bundle is a digital collection of 8 PDF books containing more than 170 shuttle tatting and needle tatting patterns, delivered as an instant download. It covers everything from your first double stitch to beaded lace jewellery, doilies, edgings and bookmarks — so one purchase replaces a shelf of separate pattern books.

What you get

  • 8 PDF pattern books — organised by technique and project type
  • 170+ individual patterns — jewellery, home décor and trims
  • Step-by-step technique tutorials — shuttle tatting, needle tatting and beaded tatting
  • Written instructions plus visual diagrams for every project
  • Materials & tools guide — thread weights, shuttles, needles, findings
  • Instant download — files are available the moment your order is confirmed

Projects included

  • Lace jewellery: earrings, necklaces, pendants, bracelets, chokers
  • Home décor: doilies, mats, motifs, snowflakes, ornaments
  • Trims & edgings: handkerchief edgings, collar lace, insertion lace
  • Small gifts: bookmarks, appliqués, hair accessories, keyrings

Techniques covered

Double stitch, rings and chains, picots, joins, split rings, split chains, mock rings, josephine knots, beaded picots, thread management and hiding ends, blocking and finishing tatted lace.

Specifications

  • Format: PDF (printable and readable on phone, tablet, laptop or e-reader)
  • Number of books: 8
  • Number of patterns: 170+
  • Skill level: Complete beginner through to advanced
  • Techniques: Shuttle tatting, needle tatting, beaded tatting
  • Language: English
  • Delivery: Instant digital download — nothing is posted
  • Licence: Personal use
  • Price: £35 GBP, shown automatically in your local currency at checkout

Who this bundle is for

It suits absolute beginners who have never held a shuttle and want a structured path from first knot to finished piece, returning tatters rebuilding a skill they learned years ago, and experienced lacemakers looking for a large, varied pattern library to work through. Needle tatters are covered alongside shuttle tatters, so you can work with whichever tool you already own.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a physical product?

No. This is a digital download only. You receive PDF files — no shuttles, thread or printed books are shipped.

How do I receive the files?

A download link is sent to your email address immediately after checkout, and is also shown on the order confirmation page. You can download the files as many times as you need.

Do I need a tatting shuttle?

Not necessarily. The bundle covers both shuttle tatting and needle tatting, so you can start with a tatting needle if that is what you have. Both methods produce the same lace.

Is it suitable for a complete beginner?

Yes. The technique books begin with holding the thread and forming the double stitch, then build through rings, chains, picots and joins before moving on to full projects.

Can I print the patterns?

Yes. The PDFs are formatted for standard home printing on A4 or US Letter paper, and can equally be followed on screen.

Can I sell items I make from these patterns?

The patterns are licensed for personal use. The pattern files themselves may not be resold, shared or redistributed.

What currency will I be charged in?

Prices are set in British pounds and converted automatically to your local currency based on where you are shopping from, so you see the price in your own currency before you buy.

What thread should I use?

Size 20 or size 40 cotton crochet thread is the usual starting point for tatted lace. The included materials guide explains thread sizes, shuttle types, needle sizes and the beads and findings used in the jewellery projects.

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