Finished round 5 of Renulek's Spring 2016 Doily. Going to be really pretty. Round 9 came out today so I need to catch up!
Wednesday, May 25, 2016
Saturday, May 14, 2016
Round 4 - done
Finished round 4 of Renulek's Spring 2016 Doily. Not sure about the center where the rings overlap but I don't think it takes away from the pattern any. It's going to be pretty like all her patterns.
Friday, May 6, 2016
Heel and Toe
I love Mary Konior patterns. Here's an edging I started as a "take along" project to keep in my bag for Emergency Tatting. It's Mary's "Heel and Toe Edging" pattern from A Pattern Book of Tatting. It's pretty easy to tat and looks nice. Having fun with it!
Thursday, May 5, 2016
A Regal Dragon
Let's call this Motif #1 for the 25 Motif Challenge. Martha Ess' Regal Dragon from her book Flights of Fantasy, tatted in Lizbeth No. 20. This was so fun to tat! I have also made the Chinese Dragon from same book and will post after I block it.
Renulek's Spring 2016 Doily
Been tatting a lot. Need to take photos of all my finished projects and post on here but for now, here are rounds 1, 2, and 3 of Renulek's Spring 2016 Doily. I'm also working on what I think is her Spring 2014 Doily and am almost finished with that one (on the last round). Will post pictures of that another time.
Round 3 (And another cruddy pic. The color is closer to the round 2 picture.)
And the pretty shuttles from Shuttles by Design that I'm using for this project. They're lightweight and feel great in my hand, and hold about 50% more than a bobbin shuttle. I usually like to use shuttles with a hook so I don't need to keep a crochet hook close by while working, but these are worth it. They do have a very loud CLICK sound while winding but I don't mind that a bit. In fact, I ordered two more today that I'll take photos of when I get them next week.
For now, here are some (not that great, sorry) photos of what I have done as of today on the 2016 Doily. I'm tatting it in Lizbeth thread, size 20, color 709 "Dark River Blue".
And the pretty shuttles from Shuttles by Design that I'm using for this project. They're lightweight and feel great in my hand, and hold about 50% more than a bobbin shuttle. I usually like to use shuttles with a hook so I don't need to keep a crochet hook close by while working, but these are worth it. They do have a very loud CLICK sound while winding but I don't mind that a bit. In fact, I ordered two more today that I'll take photos of when I get them next week.
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