The Archive of Tatting Books in the Public Domain

Georgia Seitz - Ribbonwinners
Tatting Patterns & Shuttles
1227 County Road 1760 E
Greenup, Illinois 62428 USA
AKTATTER@aol.com
www.georgiaseitz.com

Updated March 16, 2008

The Online Tatting Class welcomes you to the public archive for tatting books. This is an continuing project which is coordinated by Sheron Goldin . Please visit the class website for an explanation of how to prepare and submit documents for posting. (http://www.georgiaseitz.com/2004/pdf/sgoldtatpatpdf.html) The tatter will also need to update their Adobe Reader to access the pdf files. This is a free download. When downloading (please note below before starting to download) or printing these files please be patient. They are very detailed and very large. Many thanks to all the tatters helping with this project.

Part 1

Part 2

Part 3

Part 4

The Bath Tatting Book

The DMC Library Tatting Book reposted Feb. 14, 2006

Marie Antoinette Hees' Book on New and Original Designs in Tatting 1923.reposted 2/19/06

L'art de la FrivoliteFrench Canadian 6 pages

Riego Cover

Riego 02 Tatting

Riego 03 Golden Stars in Tatting & Crochet

Riego 04 Tatting, Edgings & Insertions.pdf

Riego 05 The Exhibition Tatting Book.pdf

Riego 06 The Royal Tatting Book

An additional copy of Riego 06 The Royal Tatting Book provided by Ruth Perry. Slightly clearer than the first copy.

The Riego Books!!!

Riego 07 The Complete Tatting Book

Riego 08 The Lace Tatting Book

Riego 09 Simple Book of Tatting

Riego 10 The Pearl Tatting Book

Riego 11 The Raised Tatting Book

Riego 12 The Irish Lace Instructor

The Priscilla Tatting Book #2

And there are lots more to come.

Many thanks to Ron Soman of simplyspace.com for donating extra storage space to the online tatting class to help host this public archive.

Notes for easier downloading provided by Bina Madden:

Visiting a link while your Acrobat preferences are set to open and view the pdf file while online can use more of your system resources and slow your pc's performance. If you wish to download the PDF file then view and print at your leisure when off-line, then follow these instructions for a quicker process...

1. Right-Click the Mouse of the intended pdf link (any link to be saved includes a webpage) listed on on the web page visited.

2. A dialog box will appear and select "Save Target As".

3. Another dialog box asking you to save the file, will direct you to save it to your specific folder on your hard drive...

The file will then download WITHOUT opening Acrobat to be viewed until you do so manuallly.

You can download more than one file at once.

After initiating the first download, right click on the next link and do steps 2 and 3 again. The status of the download will show on your Start Bar.

If your preferences in Acrobat are sent to open with the browser automatically and you wish to view to contents of the PDF file before attempting to print all or part of the file. Simply left-click on the link in question. However the load time may be considerable and making use of the other method will not only save time but the file can easily be deleted if you chose not to retain the file.

These steps will allow more users to finish downloads more quickly and minimize any traffic jams on the server.

Sheron Goldin : sherongb@yahoo.com
AKTATTER@aol.com
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