Design by Wanda
tatted by Fox
This is tattrldy's design! Is it not beautiful? I love it. And I love it in red. In the design course, we usually tat in a pale colour or white, so the design is obvious, but I chose to tat her creation in red and guess what colour she decided to use for mine...
"Abigail"
Without knowledge of the other's choice, we both decided on the colour. Funny how that worked!
Then there were problems:
I had begun Sharon's "Phaedra" snowflake, from "Tatted Flurries," but found the thread thin, so the motif would be smaller than I wanted. In order to use the full shuttle, I decided to try an Iris Neibach border, which I began FOUR times! I have put it aside for now.
However, I really like the pattern and it is NOT difficult - if one follows the directions, that is, so I will do it again. I also enjoyed tatting it in Lizbeth #40, which produces a tight, crisp stitch.
This is a terrific pattern and I have begin it again, and am very pleased with the way it is working out. Perhaps it is going well as I have had a very focussed helper today...
It looks like great minds think alike! I love the red!
ReplyDeleteThey do look good in red, don't they? LOL
ReplyDeleteIt's sounds like you were having a terrible time with Iris' pattern. Hope it likes you better the next time you try it.
Your clunies look great! I haven't even tried making those yet.
The red is gorgeous...
ReplyDeleteAnd I love The Cat..
The red motif is so unusual!
ReplyDeleteDoes your cat tat? )) Or it just inspects your lace? )
The red turned out really lovely! Cute cat!
ReplyDeleteLovely gorgeous colour, makes the motif stand out.
ReplyDeleteI think your helper wants to learn to tat!!!
Margaret
Both patterns look great in red, and your clunies look good, too. I love your purrfect helper!
ReplyDeleteBoth motifs look awesome! I love them both!
ReplyDeleteMay you have great success the next time you work on that border and the snowflake, cuz' it look like you are close! :)
I keep messing up when following directions too so I have resorted to using post-it notes under each line as I go so there is less chance(yet still a chance) to mess up as easily(I also had to restrict my tv watching). :)
So cool!
ReplyDeleteGreat minds think alike, I always say! LOL
love to see the progress on your classes... and love the colors you chose!