Tatting by A. J. Sutton. Click on any image to view larger.
Original Design by Audrey Sutton
Original Heart Design
Snowflake
by Audrey Sutton
Bow by Audrey Sutton
Earrings by Audrey Sutton
Wedding Earrings designed by Audrey Sutton
Garter designed by Audrey Sutton
Bridal Set designed by Audrey Sutton
Designed and Tatted by AJ Sutton
Here is another of my designs. A heart and angel.
designed by A.J. Sutton
Original Double Daisy and Bird
original round madallion by AJ
Designed and tatted by A. J. Sutton
Designed and tatted by A. J. Sutton
designed and tatted by A. J. Sutton
Designed and tatted by A. J. Sutton
A.J. has provided us with the pattern she used for the Nativity Scene above. The Stable with Mary, Joseph and Baby Jesus originally could be found on tattings.com, a site by “Maus” aka Etha Schuette, that is no longer available. You can now view it from our site’s Google Drive:
The Palm Tree is a pattern from Palmetto Tatters Guild
A.J. has made some changes to the pattern that she believes makes it easier to tat. Here is a copy of the pattern with her notes on changes:
(Original Palm Tree pattern in pdf form)
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AJ’s Cross
See the pattern and the Revision here.
AJ’s Cross Revision
AJ’s Original Cross
Tatting Class Homework 
Thanks Anita; It’s an honor to be in a class that is so organized and doing so much for tatting and etc.
Georgia is my roll model. I.m so happy I founed the tatting class. I have learned so much since I joined.
Thanks again and God Bless you all. AJ, Sutton
Hi Anita;
This is AJ
I sent a chapstick holder with directions to the class. Did you get them?this being my first time to send something I’m wondering if they were recevid.
Thanks
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where would one find the pattern for the first red heart wreath and the first green wreath, the one with the little heart.
I’m sorry, I wrote an answer to Iej619 and sent it but I guess it didn’t go through, so here it is again. Most of my patterns I keep the original for a pattern but I am going to have to draw a diagram for them as it would be much simpler to follow a diagram.