Tatting Lessons

http://www.georgiaseitz.com/Georgia Seitz and the Online Tatting ClassTechniques, patterns, weekly video chat lessons (mostly aimed at more advanced crafters), very thorough

http://www.georgiaseitz.com/newtat/index.htmBeginners online video tatting class

http://www.tattedtreasures.com/tutorials/another set of beginners tatting lessons, video, pretty easy to navigate

Tatting Resources on the web

http://www.janeeborall.freeservers.com/Jane Eborall's tatting resource pages. All kinds of patterns and techniques; everything on these pages is free.

http://www.needles-n-shuttles.com/tatting-patterns/tatting patterns by Wally Sosa

Tattman and Bobbin (aka Mark Meyers)https://www.facebook.com/TatmanBobbineye candy, some of his patterns, some links to patterns elsewhere on the web

Free beaded tatting patterns by Nina Libinhttp://www.beanile.com/FreePatterns.html

Tatting books on the Antique Pattern Libraryhttp://www.antiquepatternlibrary.org/html/warm/tatting.htmdigitized versions of old, public-domain booksPS there are tons of digitized, public domain crafting books here, for many crafts

More antique books here:http://www.georgiaseitz.com/public/publicindex.htmlAnd here:http://www.cs.arizona.edu/patterns/weaving/topic_tatting.html

Craftree.comInternational tatting forum, free registration requiredIncludes discussions, tutorials, database of different shuttles, tools, threads, patternsSome free patterns, mostly in the member's patterns section of the old InTatters forum which got absorbed into Crafttree

http://craftree.com/forums/1Gets you to the InTatters forum, which is english language (some of the other forums on Craftree aren't). Free patterns are listed under Members Patterns

If you search patterns by the list view, you get a list of the pattern source. Unlike Ravelry for knitters and crocheters, Craftree mostly indexes patterns, rather than directly hosting them. But that may change, it's pretty new.

You can also occasionally find tatting patterns on Instructables, and Ravelry, just do a search. There are some tatting patterns and classes on Craftsy, they are generally not free. There are some tatting tools on etsy, generally handmade and pricey. Tatting Suppliestatting supplies = a variety of prehemmed handkerchiefs and doilies for working tatting onto, satin ornaments for working tatting over, shuttle winders, thread organizers, etc

Most of the companies that specialize in tatting also carry many imported tatting books and patterns (Japanese, Italian, German, Spanish). These are usually charted, so there's not too much difficulty working the patterns.

Handy Hands Tatting http://www.hhtatting.com/

Snowgoose Lacemaker's Supplysome tatting things, good range of threadshttps://www.snowgooselace.com/

Be-Stitchedhttp://www.be-stitchedstore.com/tatting supplies

David Reed Smithwooden shutttles and toolshttp://www.davidreedsmith.com/

The Tatting Cornerhttps://www.tattingcorner.com/threads, shuttles, other supplies

The Yarn Playerhttps://www.etsy.com/shop/yarnplayer?ref=shopsection_shophome_leftnavhand dyed threads, some original tatting patterns

Lacis has some tatting supplieshttp://lacis.com/catalog/(click on Needlework techniques on the left hand side, then select tatting)

Nordic Needle carries a basic selection of shuttles and bobbins, some threadhttp://www.nordicneedle.com/ctgy/E22-00-00.html