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bobbinlace
Anything related to the craft of making bobbin lace. Share where you find bobbins, threads, and other supplies. Warning against Grouply: The members of
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lacemaking
815 Members,
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A place for everyone interested in bobbin lace, tatting, hardanger and crocheting including Irish crocheting to get together to share patterns, ideas
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Here-Be-Tatters
772 Members,
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22-08-08 HBT is back and will be coming under new Management. Amie Cleghorn has taken over as "List Mom" although I will remain the list owner. === Welcome to 'Here-Be-Tatters' a list ...( more)
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S_NTATTERS
520 Members,
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Welcome to S_NTATTERS from Tatter Turtle, our group mascot. Tatter was designed for us by Mark Myers. If you are looking for a friendly group where you can discuss tatting and
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CelticTatting
496 Members,
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Celtic Tatting is the art of making Celtic designs in tatted lace. Interested in Celtic art? Celtic Lacemaking
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needle_tat
435 Members,
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Hi, and welcome to needle_tat. Needle tatting is much easier than tatting with a shuttle, and stops you from going insane to boot. :) I'm going to be starting
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tattingroundtheworld
This is a group for people who love tatting, both shuttle and needle. Feel free to invite other tatters to join our group too!
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CrochetLace
370 Members,
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This group is for lace makers who like to include crochet in their lace projects. It is intended to create a smaller world where crochet lace needle artists may
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technicaltatting
305 Members,
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This is a friendly list but a serious one. It is for tatters who are more interested in tatting and its various aspects than in the personal lives of
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lace_of_beads
244 Members,
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Beads and lace go way back together. The union had probably started, when someone put a thread through a bead and, treasuring the bead, tied a knot to keep it safe. With more than one
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