I am still working with the Serif draw programme. No success. I loathe drawing patterns, a fact very strange to me, because years ago, in another lifetime it seems, I was a designer in the art studio of a major Toronto magazine!
Now, I just want to tat the design, not draw it - especially using a keyboard.
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Tatting the corner of the you-know-what! So very much un-tatting!
I would have had two hankies finished by now had I had not had to spend so much time correcting errors and cutting out large bits!. All because I cannot count....
I get these counts wrong again and again.
Put a rat in a maze to look for cheese at the end, and if there is none at the end of the search, s/he will accept that there is no cheese and will not run the gamut again.
Not me. Oh, no. I continue to race, again and again, down that blasted maze searching and hoping for the non-existent hunk of cheese that I know with certainty will be there, waiting for me at the end of the line. Uh-huh.
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After the hankie, I will be on to new projects!
I love Misha in pink, and I'm looking forward to your new projects. See you in the maze!
ReplyDeleteI've never been much of a fan of pink, until lately! I love what you do with findings, beads, and thread!
ReplyDeleteNeat heart and I can't wait to see the new projects with those beautiful threads and beads! :)
ReplyDeleteThreads and beads! Is there anything more pleasing to the eye? I think not.
ReplyDeletePretty edging! Maybe the multiple picots work for the corners, unless other corners were already done, tricky edgings >:D
ReplyDeleteThe red thread reminds me of peppermint... That will be nice!
Lovely thread and beads, I am wondering what you are going to do with it. Love your new design I know what you mean about drawing and then tatting it, my drawings never seem to look the same in tatting.
ReplyDeleteMargaret
J'aime beaucoup le rose et le coeur Misha est superbe....J'attends vos nouvelles créations!!!
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the color red very nice !
ReplyDeleteWhen I was taking the design class ~ for information, not to be a designer ~ I always drew the patterns first with a pencil and then used the drawing program (not Serif). Made it easier that way, but the program I use, you don’t have to know math and it makes the picot shape all by itself, you don’t draw it out. I actually liked the writing it down part...but didn’t enjoy the drawing that much. And my design ‘failed’ to pass any test. No one test tatted it! LOL I wanted it to look like some of the lovely open work in Victorian Jewelry. Love the negative space in that period’s jewelry. xx bj
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