#9
This is the second Myra Piper motif. The first one, I realize had a big mistake and that is why I couldn't get it blocked properly. I had attached a chain in the wrong place, right at the very start.That seems to be my routine way of tatting. I make that initial blunder at the onset, and do not see it till the second time I tat the pattern.
At any rate, this one is correct and it is tatted in my very own HDT!!! The flowers are done with the lighter dyed version, along with a King Tut quilting thread my sister sent me last year, which is so very thin I never thought I'd use it. It is a purple, lilac and yellow, variegated fibre.
Than you, Jane, for the absolutely brilliant idea of combining threads!
The photo does not show how pretty and heathery the colour is. I am really thrilled with the results.
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R.I.P.
This is what happens when you go out for coffee and take tatting along and have only one needle with you. It's inevitable.
I got this needle at a dollar store and have not been able to find another like it. It is a heavy, big sewing needle with an eye large enough to get a jump ring through. I have found a replacement, but alas, it is not the same caliber as the old one.
I got this needle at a dollar store and have not been able to find another like it. It is a heavy, big sewing needle with an eye large enough to get a jump ring through. I have found a replacement, but alas, it is not the same caliber as the old one.
#10
Another of Sherry's notes. Tatted in Yarnplayer's 'Corsage', which is all gone.
Such a pretty thread....
Süperr!... tebrikler :)
ReplyDeleteWow what a beautiful motif. I love the colours.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! I'm going to have to try tatting with beads one of these days. As to dyeing my own thread... I don't think so! I have too many interests already!
ReplyDeleteLove the motif and the colour is really stunning!
ReplyDeleteLove the motif and the beads really set it off. Also love thr thread colour!!!!
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