TattingCharm

🪞 “The Lace Mirror”

Ever looked at your mirror and thought,

“Hmm… you could use a little glamour”?

Now you can give it one — handmade and lacy!

This 32-page PDF tutorial will walk you through

making a delicate tatting frame step-by-step.

No rush, no stress — just thread, beads, and your magic hands.

Because sometimes, even mirrors deserve to dress up. ✨

A handmade phone dust plug with tatting lace and a bold red crystal — both decorative and useful.

It started as a spontaneous idea… now I’m wondering if I should make more like this.

A simple thread turns into lace. Knot by knot.

I know how hard it is to start when every diagram looks confusing and you’re not even sure which shuttle to buy.

So I put together a beginner-friendly guide — just what I wish I had when I started.

It’s a PDF, with photos, slow steps, and a little project at the end.

If you’ve ever wanted to try tatting, this might help.

No pressure — just sharing something I love.

You can find it here:

Tried making a tatting mirror in a new color – deep blue with silver. It turned out elegant and a bit mysterious ✨ What do you think of this combination?

Tatting Lace Hair Clips – Handmade Elegance

Delicate, intricate, and timeless – these handcrafted tatting lace hair clips bring a touch of elegance to any look. Each piece is carefully made using fine Arianna Vega threads, shimmering Toho beads, and beautiful glass pearls. The combination of lacework and embellishments creates a vintage yet modern accessory that complements any style.

The color palette ranges from bold black with a gothic charm to soft pastels and vibrant yellows, each designed to highlight different personalities and outfits. These clips are not just accessories; they are wearable art, crafted with passion and precision.

Swipe to see more details, and let me know which one is your favorite! Would you wear them for a casual day out or a special occasion?

“A mirror, but make it tatted.”

I handcrafted this mirror using the delicate art of tatting. Lace, beads, and a touch of patience turned a simple reflection into something unique. What do you see in it?