If tatting is a 'lost art' then am I a member of an endangered species?
Guess I could be a dinosaur?
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I beg your pardon? I didn't quite catch what you said.
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Nah.... definitely something a LOT more fun!!! Maybe a red squirrel??? or.... a colourful badger?? Will give that some thunk and get back to you!!! VBG
Honestly that is one of the oddest comments that I 'always' get. Perhaps it's not as widespread as say knitting, but lost, my arse. Or maybe none of us actually exist and it's all a knotted illusion.
You would not be the only one. I would be joining you as a hunter - hunting new techniques, patterns, threads, etc.
Better include many of us in that club!! :)
Wow. That's a great response. I gotta keep that one in mind.
Hey maybe we are Tatasaurasess
hehehe! A dinosaur? If so, a very colorful one! Of what variety - possibly a threadivore? I like what TotusMel said - a knotted illusion. There are certainly a lot of us tied up in it. When people say that to me I tell them to check out the Internet and give them my card as a place to start.
You certainly are a giant sometning!!
If it's a lost art, then none of us would be tatting. As long as tatters continue to teach new people how to tat it shouldn't die and become lost either.
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