The Tatting Art in the Victorian Era. Wonderful Collection of Patterns

BEETON'S BOOK OF NEDDLEWORK. Part 1. TATTING This book contains the first part of BEETON'S BOOK OF NEDDLEWORK. Beeton's Book of Needlework was originally published in Great Britain in 1870 by Ward, Lock and Tyler and is now republished as a way to preserve this wonderful art for the present and future generations. Contains clear and explicit directions for working the patterns. Every pattern and stitch described and engraved with the utmost accuracy and the exact quantity of material requisite for each pattern stated. purses, collars, inserts, borders, lace, rossettes, cravat ends, lady's veil, cap crown, circle for collar, cuffs, etc., linen, edgings, pine pattern, deep border, deep lace, diamond, medallion and trimming for lingeries, veils, stars, and more.