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Examples
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The needlework called Tatting in England, _Frivolité_ in French, and
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A very delicate "Tatting" also comes from the Emerald Isle, and in comparing English and Irish laces one is inevitably struck with the reflection that there is more "artistry" in the production of Irish laces and embroidery than in England with all her advantages.
Chats on Old Lace and Needlework Emily Leigh Lowes
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The "Girl Tatting" of 1906-08, for example, may evoke Vermeer, but its palette of radiant teal, rosy flesh and lustrous, swirling whites is Renoir's own.
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The "Girl Tatting" of 1906-08, for example, may evoke Vermeer, but its palette of radiant teal, rosy flesh and lustrous, swirling whites is Renoir's own.
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The "Girl Tatting" of 1906-08, for example, may evoke Vermeer, but its palette of radiant teal, rosy flesh and lustrous, swirling whites is Renoir's own.
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The "Girl Tatting" of 1906-08, for example, may evoke Vermeer, but its palette of radiant teal, rosy flesh and lustrous, swirling whites is Renoir's own.
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Tatting, I was told by my father, her grandson, was a dying art.
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Tatting, bobbin lace, photography, calligraphy, and probably in numerous other ways too.
Archive 2009-03-25 FUZZARELLY 2009
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Tatting up beautiful women will not get them out of the strip clubs.
Filmmakers: Please stop warning us! Steven Barnes 2009
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Tatting, I was told by my father, her grandson, was a dying art.
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