The tatted motif is not the one I intended to use, but because of the gathering at the neck, the only one that will hang correctly when worn.
Duplicated the Middia motif and I like it very much without the beads as well. It is a very enjoyable pattern. Thanks to Middia and Frivole!
You will surely suffer boredom with a
constant updating of the border progress,
but I just have to show you!
"I do like Valdani," she admitted sheepishly... : ))
I don't think pink is the right colour for Mr. G!!! I'm sure the Boss will love it!
ReplyDeleteTake care
Kelly
That shirt is beautiful with the tatted decorations!! :)
ReplyDeleteLove the motifs!! :)
Your edging looks wonderful!! :)
Hi Fox
ReplyDeleteI like your tea shirt design for the boss, of course Gian had to inspect it, he wanted it to be perfect for her, he of course knows all about tatting.
Lovely motifs they are both lovely,
Hanky edging looks lovely and looks perfect for the hanky.
Love to tatting Gian
Margaret
That is a very elegant top for a young lady. I like your Middia, but think I like it with the beads better.
ReplyDeleteI will never be bored with your posts. You have such a way with words and always pretty pictures of your very pretty tatting.
The motifs you sewed on the shirt are very nice and I especially like the one you sewed on the front. Those flowers and petals have been on my list of things I would like to try for a while now. I see that you have what I consider "proper parquet" on your floors - sure brings back a lot of memories:)
ReplyDeleteGlad you approved of my choice, Mica! ; ))
DeleteThe leaves with the flowers are very challenging! You should gove them a whirl Maybe even as challenging as puncetto!
The parquet? I had no choice! Ir’s a rental!
Fox : )
Wow are you a busy tatter. Everything is so pretty.
ReplyDeleteThans, Connie! This border is driving me round the bend, but the hankie deserves it. : )
DeleteI remember that Tischband tat-along! what perfect positioning on the little pink top!
ReplyDeleteNow that you have learned to love Valdani, Ginny Weathers would tell you to move onto Oliver Twist next - the woman is a dynamo, tatted at the speed of light, all in that tiny, tiny thread when she stayed with me. Wow, that's almost a year ago - the time has flown.
Funny you should say that Maureen. I have been checking out that thread, which has always intrigued me, since Diane
ReplyDelete.... Diane ordered a wack go it last year. The colours are sensational. But it is very costly.
DeleteOh dear. I can hear justifications brewing!
Fox : ))
Fox......I always buy myself a small gift to celebrate each of my children's and grandchildren's birthdays. We are all women without whom...etc etc - and it sounds to me as though you are in need of a good reason to buy more thread!
DeleteLove the shirt and the new motif. So glad you have got over your Valdani Aversion.... but Oliver Twist? That sounds a little bit too intriguing!!
ReplyDeleteHow do you get time though Fox?? XX