This document discusses crocheting and tatting. It defines crocheting as creating fabric by pulling loops of yarn or thread through other loops with a crochet hook. It discusses the history of crocheting from the 1920s-1970s and how it is used today. Materials for crocheting include various types and sizes of yarn and crochet hooks, as well as other implements. Tatting is defined as a type of knotted lace made by hand. The document outlines the history and materials used for tatting, and discusses the importance of both crocheting and tatting for stress relief, building self-esteem, social life, and potentially reducing dementia and earning money.

1. CROCHETING AND TATTING
KENZIE M.ANCHETA
BSED-2F1
• DEFINITION AND
IMPORTANCE
• MATERIALS AND
IMPLEMENTS USED

2. CROCHETING
• “Tambour”
• "croc or croche" ,"small hook or
hook".
• Crochet is the art of creating
fabric by pulling loops of yarn or
thread through other loops with
the aid of a crochet hook.
• Liza Gentry

3. 1920S AND 30S

4. 1940S AND WARTIME

5. 1950S

6. 1960S AND 70S

7. CROCHET TODAY

8. MATERIALS IN CROCHETING
•Crochet hook
-is an implement used to
make loops in thread
or yarn and to
interlock them
into crochet stitches.

9. •Yarn is a long continuous length of interlocked fibers.
MATERIALS IN CROCHETING
Super fine
Lace
Fine
Light
Medium
Bulky
Super Bulky

10. •Tape Measure
MATERIALS IN CROCHETING
•Hook organizer
•Yarn needles
•Stitch marker
•Stitch counter
•Storage
•Stitch books and patterns

11. IMPLEMENTS USED IN CROCHETING
•Wrap Knitting machine
•COMEZ

12. •Merrow 22-
FJ1
IMPLEMENTS USED IN CROCHETING

13. •SK155
IMPLEMENTS USED IN CROCHETING

14. TATTING
•Knotting
•Frivolet
•Tatting
•A kind of knotted lace
made by hand with a small
shuttle.

15. 1845

16. 1868

17. 1940

18. IMPORTANCE
It helps to
relieve stress.

19. IMPORTANCE
Build Self-Esteem

20. IMPORTANCE
It helps you to
improve your
social life.

21. IMPORTANCE
May Reduce
or Postpone
Dementia.

22. IMPORTANCE
Helps you to
earn money.

23. MATERIALS IN TATTING
•Tatting Shuttle
•Lace
•Small scissors
•Fine crochet hook
•Seam ripper
•Stitch books and patterns

24. “Play around with materials, colors, stitches.
Everything is allowed! Crochet is a magnificent
adventure that opens the doors to your wildest
imagination and creativity.”
– Marie-Noelle Bayard