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18 Nov

12 Days of Christmas: Day 6 – 25% OFF Crochet & Tatting Threads

November 17, 2018
Posted by Artisanthropy
crochet thread, tatting, tatting thread, thread crochet
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This deal is for the thread crocheters and the tatters - take 25% OFF crochet thread, and tatting thread! Use code THREADS25 during checkout for your discount, now through 11:59:59 PM Nov 18, 2018 (the shops are both closed on Sunday & Monday, so this deal is only available...

19 May

Crochet, Tatting

New colourways in DMC Cébélia

Thread crocheters and tatters: we have some exciting news! We've expanded our colour range in DMC Cébélia, and it now includes the following: All available in sizes 10, 20 and 30. Stock up now » Additionally, we have special-ordered some colours that are only available in the European market - which...

27 Feb

Crochet, News, Tatting

New Colourways to Check Out

February 25, 2017
Posted by Artisanthropy
crochet, dmc cebelia, dmc diamant, metallic, metallic embroidery thread, metallic sewing thread, tatting
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Some lovely new colourways in our favourite products have come in. Check them out and get inspired for your next project!

03 Oct

Tatting

What is tatting?

October 3, 2016
Posted by Artisanthropy
chiacchierino, frivolité, handmade lace, lace, lace making, lacemaking, make lace, making lace, needle tatted lace, needle tatting, occhi, pearl cotton, shuttle, shuttle tatting, shuttles, tat, tatted lace, tatting, tatting cotton, tatting needles, tatting shuttle, tatting shuttles, tatting thread, thread
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I remember a few years ago coming across a black, handmade lace choker on Etsy, and wondering if I could make it myself. It turns out, I could! How? By tatting! Tatting is a method of creating durable lace through the creation of a series of knots, and loops...

21 Sep

Tatting

Tat a dove on International Day of Peace

September 21, 2016
Posted by Artisanthropy
celebration, dove, peace, tatting
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The dove has long been a symbol of peace in many cultures. Today is International Day of Peace, first observed in 1982, as a day to encourage and remember the ideals of the absence of war and violence. And while we encourage peace, and the non-violent resolution of conflicts every single...

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