Someone asked me the other day about my tatting history.....so read at your own risk of boredom!! I learned to tat at the Numurkah Community Centre in northern Victoria in 1999. Diana Eckett from Melbourne was the teacher and the class was 2 half days. The cost was $40 plus threads. I saw it on the notice board and, having wanted to learn lacemaking for years, I enrolled...... Now what noone told me was that tatting and bobbin lace are NOT the same thing!!! Diana handed out these funny looking plastic thingys and some thread and I thought… Ahhh…......Earth to stupid?…........I don't think this class is what you think it is……. (But I HAD paid and it all looked very interesting …...so I stayed and played. Thank goodness!!) On the first day we learned to flip the stitch using two colors of wool and using finger tatting as though for a chain so we could see the color change when the flip occurred. We then progressed to the ring once we could flip the stitch consistently. After getting ...