Every strand of thread is intertwined with the morning mist and roses of England.
Alina Tatting's story begins with a girl who loves art, finding her lifelong passion in the ancient manors and gardens of England. The founder, Alina, was deeply fascinated by Victorian lace art from a young age. In pursuit of the purest craftsmanship, she traveled to England to learn the ancient artisanal techniques from traditional craftsmen and mastered the art of antique lace crochet. Alina independently developed a bobbin weaving method that combines Chinese stitches with the antique lace crochet techniques of the UK. Drawing inspiration from 19th-century lace patterns, she created jewelry of the era. Whether it's a vine pattern on a wedding veil or a hand-knitted lace pad beside a home candlestick, you can feel the elegant charm of the Victorian era.
To those who still believe in the beauty of slowness
In this era of mechanical replication, Alina Tatting continues to uphold the traditional elegance through entirely handcrafted customization - each piece takes hundreds of hours to complete, but precisely because of this, they can become treasured family heirloom artworks.

Hello! This is Alina tatting. Here, you can choose to customize your own woven ornaments exclusively. You can also choose DIY. Learn to make shuttle-woven ornaments by yourself or yourself or to give to your family and friends. Here you will obtain various materials: metal wires, beads, natural gemstones, pearls, tools, patterns and more.

At Alina Tatting, we don’t just create lace—wepreserve a vanishing art. In a world of mass-produced textiles, our pieces stand apart because they arewoven with history, patience, and passion. Here’s why discerning clients choose us:

1.🌹 Timeless, Not Trend-DrivenOur lace isn’t designed for fleeting fashion cycles. Inspired byVictorian botanical sketches, Gothic cathedrals, and heirloom bridal trousseaus, these pieces are meant to becherished for lifetimes. Whether it’s a christening gown, a curtain panel, or a bridal veil, our work grows more precious with age.

2.🎁 Bespoke StorytellingYour lace should reflectyourstory. We offercustom commissions—from monogrammed edgings to lace modeled after family heirlooms. Clients have entrusted us to recreate lace from portrait miniatures, wedding gowns, and even historic homes.

3.🌍 Ethical & IntentionalNo factories. No overproduction. Every order supportssmall-scale artisansand keeps a delicate craft alive. We even repurpose antique lace fragments into new creations, honoring their history.

4.📜 The Weight of Authenticity
Owning an Alina Tatting piece means owning a fragment of living history. Our lace has graced royal weddings, museum exhibitions, and the homes of those who understand that true luxury is measured in patience, not speed.

💐 For those who seek beauty that endures—not just decorates.

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1. How long does it take to create a custom lace piece?

Due to the meticulous handwork involved, most pieces take 1–2 weeks to complete, depending on complexity. Bridal veils or large installations may require longer. We begin each project with a consultation to provide a tailored timeline.

2. Can I request a design inspired by a historical pattern?

Absolutely. Our founder, Alina, has archived hundreds of Victorian and Edwardian lace motifs. Share your reference (a painting, photograph, or description), and we’ll adapt it for modern use while preserving its authenticity.

3.How should I care for my tattintatting?

• Hand wash only in cold water with mild soap.
• Lay flat to dry—never wring or hang.
• Store wrapped in acid-free tissue, away from direct sunlight.
• For stains or yellowing, consult us first—improper cleaning can damage fibers.

4. Do you ship internationally?

Yes, we ship worldwide with insured tracking. Duties/taxes vary by country and are the customer’s responsibility.

5.Why is handmade lace so expensive?

A single meter of our lace can take 50+ hours to create, with materials costing 10x more than synthetic alternatives. You’re paying for centuries of expertise, ethical labor, and a future heirloom.