I'm moving along with this... slowly. There was very little tatting done in The Big Apple! But now that I am back home, I should be able to get it done much faster than the other hankies I have tatted, as this one is a simple repeat.
Was that ME who just wrote that? I actually sound like a genuine, experienced tatter! Hard to believe I have been at this non-stop for over two and a half years. It sure flies.
Fox,
ReplyDeletewe must have started tatting around the same time. the universe is lined up just right! This is beautiful!
Happy weekend. j.
It's looking very pretty!
ReplyDeleteThat is such a beautifully elegant border! I just love it! :)
ReplyDeleteThey go so well together, you do lovely, lovely work. (Like an old pro!)
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you decided against pink thread - this looks perfect!
ReplyDeleteTiny green beads? - (they look blue on my screen, but i'm sure they must be green).
Is this something else for the Heirloom Box? As soon as my knitting is finished - the end is in sight, finally - that is going to be my focus for a bit.
Oooh how pretty! I like how your shuttle usually matches the work you're doing. The little beads are such a nice touch. (:
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!! I might start an edging this weekend too!! Now to pick out a hankie!!
ReplyDeleteThe edging is coming along nicely. I can't wait to get my hanky and start one too. Have fun!
ReplyDeleteHi Fox,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful hanky, lovely edging.
Margaret