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Basket Edge [offsite link]
This pattern has been re-written from a 1916 magazine. It is not difficult and well worth the work.

Flower Edging [offsite link]
Here is a very pretty flower edging made from numerous small motifs joined together. Not for those who hate finishing ends though!

Medallion and Edge Set [offsite link]
This is another vintage pattern from Cherie Wheeler´s site.

Pizzetto Ecru [offsite link]
This pretty edging would be very suitable for table ware or bedlinen.

Scallop Edging [offsite link]
Here is a lovely scalloped edging by Iris Neibach.

Tatted Edging [offsite link]
This one is a reproduction of another early pattern and therefore the tatting is very simple to do. It´s just the traditional ring and chain but with lots of picots on the chains - very pretty.

Tatting with Rick Rack [offsite link]
In the early part of the 20th century a lot of patterns were written using various kinds of braid. Sadly most are unavailable now, but it is still possible to obtain rick rack braid and these patterns make very good use of it.

Three Leaf Clover [offsite link]
Here is another variation of the three leaf clover edging, using a very pretty variegated thread.

Victorian Edging [offsite link]
This edging by Eileen Stafford has a very traditional look and feel and again is suitable for the beginner.

Vintage Scallop Edge [offsite link]
Here is another gorgeous edging from Cherie Wheeler´s site of vintage patterns.

Vintage Scallop Insertion [offsite link]
This design would make a lovely bookmark and is not difficult.

Vintage Wide Edge [offsite link]
This is an edging for a large circular mat which would look lovely on a dark wood surface. It´s in three rows so would take some time to make.

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