Patrycja joins the challenge and tatted this necklace using brown Aida 20, the small green beads and two carved coconut pieces followed by a finishing chain woven with tiny green beads.
Corina shows us a self-published book called Needle with three shades of felt "leaves" to quickly find different types of needles. The tatted decorations are somewhat faded as the book has been carried to many different events.
Sue tatted my rainbow earrings but found them a little too big for her liking so she modified it to make it into a hair decoration which her daughter is modelling, so now she need to make one for herself. 
Agasunset remade an old design she usually makes as a pendant in large thread to use as a coaster.
Alba Alicia tatted a lovely collar for Marianita.
Wendy was the lucky recipient of the tatted charm that Marty designed. The first one looked like it had gotten lost, so Marty sent a second, but eventually both arrived.
Vanessa's 25th motif is a wonderful necklace created by combining a large flower from Teiko Fujito's book Tatted Fashion and smaller flowers from Rebecca Jones' book The Complete Book of Tatting. It's finished off with a spiral chain. She's celebrating finishing her 25th motif with a giveaway. 
IsDihara attended a behind-the-scenes lace tour at the Smithsonian Institution's Museum of American History and saw some amazing laces including these tatted pieces.
After a forced hiatus Steph is finally tatting again, but she's not telling us what she's working on, just that it's German. The part of it that's showing looks kind of like a teapot.
Vinnie has been at it again. First of all she has tatted a charming edging but she's not sure what to do with it and then she tatted a bracelet in light blue transparent seed beads on white thread, with a rolled on wire with beads for the toggle type lock.
Alan is in the hospital fighting off a staff infection and managing to tat around the IV tubes. This design is Yarnplayer's "Joyful Bell" done in silver which has a large floating pearl in the middle and smaller pearls on the edges.
Diane has finished the Primrose Path doily from Mary Konior but it's not blocked yet. Diane was in hurry to use the new table her sweetie built for her to take the photograph and hasn't blocked it yet.
Fox has been trying to settle on a design for a birthday gift and she thinks she might have it. An edging with some deep rose beads and a charming little clover added to the teddy bear's paw really glams up a plain onesie. A simple motif was done just finish up the very last of Yarnplayer's Garden Afternoon thread and it makes a wonderful pendant. Tatskool's Daffodill Dill was used for the motif from "Motifs for Marie" by Kaye Judt. 
Heather tatted Mary Konior's bud fragment with a metallic thread. She has just begun the Spinning Wheel Glass Mat. Her butterfly design is done in her hand dyed metallic and her hand dyed bamboo thread. She's been experimenting with some new designs and thinking about turning some of her photograph images into cards. Her new Envoy design has been redone in lime green and brown beads. 
Krystle shows us the results of speed tatting a turtle at Shuttlebirds.
Marty's InTatters exchange partner has received her pendant. It was made with Oren Bayan silver thread and copious amounts of purple mini-seed beads. She also made a couple of Jane Eborall's Butterfly Bookmarks without the bookmark tails, and one tiny one with a tail for really tiny books! 
Sherry shows us Gwen's Angel tatted in size 20 Sunset Clouds HDT which she taught at the Shuttlebird's event and she is now offering the pattern on her blog.
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