3-D Shamrock Terry McGuffin [offsite link]
Terry´s 3-D shamrock displays well inside a glass ornament. Run clear filament (4 lb. fishing line works well) up thru base of shamrock. Whip stitch, then continue up thru center. Hang in center of tear drop shaped ornament or use epoxy type adhesive to suspend in split ornament.

Beaded Bracelet with Shamrocks [offsite link]
Anna Spina´s bracelet pattern has only photos and the diagram. Here is a suggestion on how to tat it: R = ring CH = chain, + = join, - = picot clr = close ring rw = reverse work You need 4 diamonds, the center of the bracelet stacks up two of them. The diamond pattern is a classic cloverleaf separated by chains. Here is the basic pattern. Using one shuttle and ball thead or two shuttles, begin with the cloverlea

Bloomin´ Shamrocks Gina Brummet [offsite link]
I got my inspiration for this one from a heart necklace by Terry McGuffin. The printout had a date from years ago and I think the site no longer exists but there was a shape inside the main piece that got me thinking - if I turned it this way and added a dip in the pointy part so it´s now rounded and then put more than one together....and it just panned out. Photo only no pattern.

Charlene´s Twisted Shamrock a la Elgiva [offsite link]
In good time for St Patrick´s Day, here is a pretty shamrock you can make.

Corticelli Clover edging #154 [offsite link]
See page 2 edging #154 of the Corticelli Book, Lessons in Tatting. It has a delicate edging with shamrock points.

Emmy Liebert cloverleaf/trefoil form. [offsite link]
See page two for a vintage method of making a cloverleaf or trefoil by Emmy Liebert.

Four Leafed Clover [offsite link]
The four-leaf clover or shamrock by Lynette Hodges in celtic tatting is lost online, however, we have this image of the shamrock tatted by Jeanne Zukowski. If you need help counting the ds, please tatting@BellaOnline.com

Irish for a Day Sharren Morgan [offsite link]
St Patrick´s Day is Thursday - a day when you see shamrocks everywhere! I sketched out this shamrock last Friday, then tatted it, tweaked it, and wrote it up Saturday; it´s been test-tatted; and here it is. Hope you enjoy it!

Lucky 4 Leaf Clover Ellen Lai [offsite link]
Ellen´s Paper Clip decorations will also make a great dangle, fob or bookmark.

Priscilla´s Shamrock [offsite link]
Here is a pattern from the Priscilla tatting books, shared by Georgia Seitz.

Shamrock
Oh no! Where did this shamrock go?

Shamrock by Ruth Perry [offsite link]
All joins in this pattern are shuttle joins made with sh 1. Interesting weaving for this one.

Shamrocks
Lots of shamrock patterns to pick from here.

Shamrocks - Ruth Perry Tat Calendar [offsite link]
This link gives you 6 patterns for shamrocks posted on the tatting calendar by Ruth Perry.

Sonja´s Easy Tatted Shamrock [offsite link]
This easy shamrock makes a great bookmark. Using tail of thread first do a lock stitch (2nd half stitch flipped first, followed by 1st half stitch unflipped worked the best), then finger tat 6 more double stitches.

Tatted layered clover edging Nancy Tracy [offsite link]
Nancy´s edging is based on a 3-ring trefoil surrounded by two rows of chains alternating with a ring and chain repeat.

Teresa´s Shamrock [offsite link]
The shamrock´s stem on this pattern is a bit different. It is a chain with graduated picots which folds back on itself and joins to those picots on the return pass.

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