This tatting guild in Spokane, Washington share photos of their Tatting Day 2000.

With over a thousand members, this international organization supports the craft of tatting with workshops, demonstrations and competitions. Their newsletter is published twice a year.

This group shares photos of projects and meeting information.

Roger Freedman,a needle tatter, began this newlist when he decied to try the shuttle.

A tatting guild based in South Carolina shares photos from the SC State Fair, monthly meeting info and minutes, and a gallery of items tatted by its members.

No serious lacemaking will be found at NATA. But if you (or a family member) can prove you're crazy about this craft, you are eligible to join these tatters.

Cro-tat, needle tatting, and shuttle work are discussed in this group.

A group of shuttle tatters are hosted by Roger (Freedman).

This tat newsgroup was begun in 2000.

Insisting upon diligence against computer viruses, up to date anti-viral software is mandatory at this group.

One of the first newsgroups for tatters, the original Tat Chat homepage holds a gallery of advanced works, patterns, and links to members websites. The exchange archive contains over a hundred items.

This group of shuttle and needle tatters was formed in 2001 and now has over two hundred members. They regularly sponsor live chats and classes.

A group of needle tatters share tips, patterns and galleries.

This newsgroup consists of over 1000 tatters from around the world, and is the oldest continually operating tat newsgroup. They encourage and inspire each other by sharing tatting tips, techniques and patterns via email.

This Mississippi group meets in Brookhaven. Their site shows off their blue ribbon work, and shares a dozen original patterns.

This group meets in the Grand Rapids area. Click the 'tatting samples' button to find more than twenty projects with patterns, many of them by well known designer, Lenore English.

This guild meets in Bemidji, Minnesota. Site holds photos of their special shuttle crafted by Cris Hinton, and a Christmas tree decocated with Patti Duff's mini tat patterns.

eTatters celebrate their 10th year by opening a forum for tatters. This Online Tatting Guild includes chat, albums, exchanges, tutorial arrangements, polls, and all things tatting related.

Map shows the general location of tatters around the world.

Ann Wilson presents well written tatting lessons with patterns, but none contain graphics.